In St. Louis on a former shoe factory stretches on 55,000 square meters, the City Museum. Perhaps the greatest playground ever built. It is the brainchild of designer and sculptor Bob Kassilli, who opened the playground in 1997, after years of renovations and construction. Kassilli did not in 2011, but the museum is constantly evolving and being completed thanks to a team of 20 designers who are proud to call themselves a team Kassilli . How do I find the city Museum? What about the suspension bridge at the 10th floor, two of these aircraft, two ten roller coasters, ferris wheel, many small hills, hanging from the roof of a school bus buildings, underground labyrinths, hundreds of tunnels throughout the museum, the aquarium, the pit with balls, laces factory , restaurants, bars. If you have kids (or you are still a child inside) then you just have to visit the city Museum in St. Louis!
In a building of 10 floors high, you find ever made the ultimate playground. The museum is the brainchild of artist and sculptor Bob Cassilly, who opened the space in 1997 after years of renovation and construction. Although Cassilly died in 2011, the museum is constantly under construction to add or enhance new features, thanks to a ragtag group of 20 artists (affectionately called Cassilly Crew).
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