Saint Louis Zoo
Zoo · KultureCity-certified · freeSensory Inclusive-certified zoo with free sensory backpacks, quiet zones, a social story, and periodic sensory-friendly mornings.
Visit siteAutism-Friendly Things to Do in St. Louis, Missouri
Where to go in St. Louis when your family needs sensory-aware venues — the museums, the zoo, and the science center that have done real work to welcome autistic visitors.
St. Louis punches above its weight here. Several of the region''s biggest attractions are KultureCity-certified or run dedicated sensory-friendly programming, and many of the best (the Zoo, the Science Center, the Art Museum) are free.
Saint Louis Science Center
Science museum · freeRuns Sensory Friendly Science Time on Sunday mornings with reduced sound and lighting, plus borrowable sensory bags.
Visit siteThe Magic House (St. Louis Children's Museum)
Children's museumChildren's museum with a Calming Corner and dedicated Sensory Friendly Playtime events with dimmed lights and smaller crowds.
Visit siteCity Museum
Interactive museumOffers a nursing and sensory-friendly room plus complimentary sensory kits with headphones, anti-glare glasses, and fidgets.
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