Soulard is an economically and culturally-diverse neighborhood with one of St. Louis’ best Farmer’s Markets.

Soulard was named for Frenchman Antoine Pierre Soulard who came to the area in the late 1790s as a surveyor for the King of Spain. It is one of the oldest parts of the city with original housing stock dating from the mid- to late 1800s and exhibits a wide range of architectural styles, making it a historic preservation area.

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The Historic Farmer’s Market is a destination for the locals and for visitors from out of town.

Established permanent stores as well as pop-up booths make the market a bustling hub with just about every kind of fresh produce, meats, flowers, and novelties you can imagine. Stroll the market with a special market Margarita or Iced tea and take it all in.

Soulard is also an easily walkable, bike-able, or bus-able neighborhood. It's known for its nightlife and festivals. 

Soulard residents love their community and reasons to celebrate—particularly Mardi Gras. Also located within Soulard is the Anheuser-Busch Brewery, a must-do experience for anyone coming to St. Louis as well as longtime residents. The tour includes a visit to the massive brewing facilities and the beloved Budweiser Clydesdales. Hang out after the tour at their beautiful indoor/outdoor biergarten.

Soulard is nestled between South Broadway, 7th Boulevard, and where Highway 44 merges with Highway 55.

Neighborhood parks provide great green space for residents and include:  

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