AZ BIG Media — One of the most unique and enjoyable cultural attractions I’ve visited is the City Museum in St. Louis, Missouri. Unlike any museum I’d ever seen, it felt more like a giant artistic playground built inside a former shoe factory. It’s hard to describe—it’s part sculpture, part maze, part funhouse, and entirely hands-on.

Twin Cities Frugal Mom — This was hands-down one of the most memorable stops for my teens. Think massive slides, rooftop thrills, tunnels to climb through, and quirky sculptures around every corner.

Condé Nast Traveler — These powerhouses of play don’t mess around when it comes to wooing young travelers. Believe us when we say you’ve never seen a children’s museum quite like this. Founded by artist Bob Cassilly in 1997, the “weirdly wonderful” City Museum is a post-industrial exercise in radical, out-of-the-box thinking.

Only In Missouri — Have you ever worn knee pads to a museum? Probably not, but you just might want some when you visit the City Museum in St. Louis, Missouri. This whimsical museum showcases traditional collections alongside live circus performances, colorful art installations, and fantastical indoor and outdoor play spaces. It promises an over-the-top experience for both kids and adults.

Happy Mag — The City Museum in St. Louis made history Wednesday—by turning 309 people into walking bananas. At exactly 5:30 p.m., the crowd donned bright yellow banana hats to break the Guinness World Record for the most people wearing the fruity headgear.

KSDK — History was made at the St. Louis City Museum. They secured the Guinness World Record for most people wearing banana hats at the same time.

UPI — A Missouri museum gathered 309 people in banana hats to break an “a-peel-ing” Guinness World Record. The City Museum in St. Louis took on the title for the most people wearing banana hats at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday.

KSDK — History was made at the St. Louis City Museum. They secured the Guinness World Record for most people wearing banana hats at the same time.