Gateway Arch National Park

The sunrise coming up behind the Gateway Arch.
Gateway Arch National Park commemorates President Jefferson’s vision of a continental nation, the individuals and cultural groups who helped shape its history, St. Louis’ role in westward expansion, and Dred and Harriet Scott, who sued for their freedom in the Old Courthouse.
Map showing location of park.
Historic Renovation Nears Completion: Old Courthouse Will Reopen on May 3, 2025
Gateway Arch National Park and Gateway Arch Park Foundation will commemorate the reopening of this historic landmark with a free community festival honoring the St. Louis landmark’s significant role in American history.
Meet the Builders of the Iconic Gateway Arch This Saturday, Oct. 26
Meet the men responsible for the construction of the 630-foot-tall shining symbol of St. Louis, the Gateway Arch.
Map of MO, IL, AR, TN, LA, and MS
National Park Service awards nearly $200,000 to preserve the Delta Region’s history and culture
Jefferson National Parks Association (JNPA) today announced the award of $186,756 in Lower Mississippi Delta Initiative (LMDI) grants.
The Gateway Arch and Old Courthouse with a row of pink blooming cherry trees in front
Photo by NPS photo/Jennifer Clark
Arch and clouds
Photo by NPS Photo/Sue Ford
The Gateway Arch reflected in the waters of of the north pond
Photo by NPS photo/Jennifer Clark
looking across the green lawn in Smith Square to the Old Courthouse
Photo by NPS photo/Jennifer Clark
West Entrance to the Gateway Arch Visitor Center
Photo by NPS Photo/Sue Ford
Gateway Arch
Photo by NPS Photo/Sue Ford
Dred and Harriet Scott statue in front of the columns of the Old Courthouse in the morning light
Photo by NPS photo/Jennifer Clark
Gateway Arch at Sunrise
Photo by NPS Photo/Sue Ford
the sun coming up and illuminated clouds behind the Gateway Arch
Photo by NPS Photo/Sue Ford
People waiting on the Arch grounds waiting for the 4th of July Fireworks show to start.
Photo by NPS Photo/Barbara Michel