IAPB2010 Outside St. Louis

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Sightseeing Outside St. Louis Although there is plenty to keep you busy while you are in St. Louis, below are some ideas for weekend trips while you are in the area. All arrangements are the responsibility of the attendee.		MegaBus MapQuest Car Rental Sightseeing within St. Louis

	There is a guitar in this picture for a reason! Memphis, Tennessee is the home of ELVIS! Visit Graceland in all its glory! Memphis is an easy five-hour drive straight down Highway 55! Straight across the state and less than 300 kilometers away is Nashville, the country music capital of the world.

	If you can't enjoy the thundering hooves of the world's fastest thoroughbreds during race season, you can enjoy tours of Churchill Downs and the pageantry of the Kentucky Derby year-round at the Kentucky Derby Museum in Louisville, KY. Nearby Lexington offers tours of gorgeous horse farms and stunning

	Horsepower different than you’ll find in Kentucky…but thrilling all the same. Indianapolis is an easy three-hour drive from St. Louis on Highway 64 and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum, located five miles northwest of downtown Indianapolis on the grounds of the famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway, is recognized as one of the most highly visible museums in the world devoted to automobiles and auto racing.

	There’s Chicago…five hours north...need we say more? Closer to St. Louis and very well done is The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum. Just a couple of hours drive from St. Louis, it is not to be missed.

	There’s no need to leave Missouri if you don’t want to. There are lovely wine countries just about one hour outside St. Louis. Head south to the Lake of the Ozarks, the Midwest’s premier lake vacation destination. And if Nashville is too far away, there is always Branson.