Tour admission fees vary depending on age, from free to $6.00. The Vallé House is not ADA accessible. The tour will involve multiple stairs and the building has no climate control. Please dress accordingly. The American-Federal style Vallé house was built in 1818 and today is furnished in the style of the 1830s with a host of artifacts that show the American influence on the French community of Ste. Genevieve after the Louisiana Purchase.

The First Missouri State Capitol State Historic Site is located within a stone’s throw of the Missouri River and Katy Trail State Park, and in the heart of historic St. Charles. Online tour times are available for booking at 1pm and 2pm. More tour times and larger group options are available in addition to those offered online. Please call the site at 636-940-3322 for more information. Tours take approximately 45 minutes. Tours take place on the hour starting at 10am Monday through Saturday and 12pm on Sunday, with the final tour departing at 3pm. 12pm tours will not be offered to allow staff to take a lunch break. Tours begin in our Interpretive Center. Tour admission fees vary depending on age, from free to $5.00. It is recommended that visitors dress comfortably for the outside temperature, as the Capitol building does not have A/C and has minimal heating. The Capitol building is not ADA accessible and has several flights of stairs. Virtual tours and other accommodations are available depending on staffing. Please contact the site with any accessibility questions or concerns

Tour admission fees vary depending on age, from free to $5.00. The Missouri Mines museum galleries can be examined at your own pace (exhibits are labeled) or you may choose to have a interpreter provide more detailed and personalized interpretation. Tours are given on demand for individuals and families – schools and other large groups should schedule their visit in advance. Most formal tours relate to the site's mining history theme. Interpretation is customized to address your specific interests. Topics may include: when the mining occurred, how it was done, the equipment used, the men who did it, historic and economic significance, or life in the mining community. Formal tours are not normally conducted in the mineral gallery, but interpreters are available to answer questions and can direct you to specific exhibits relating to earth science and geology