A cikin Amurka, ƙananan garuruwa masu babban zaɓi na lokacin hutu suna da wahalar samun kulawa. Sai dai idan kuna da dangi ko abokai a St. Charles, Missouri, ba zai yuwu a ƙara wannan yanki mai ban sha'awa na tarihi da nishaɗi a cikin jerin guga na ku ba ko da yake yana haɗa ƙanƙantar abokantaka na gari tare da babban caca na birni, abinci mai gwangwani da ingantattun giya. An lura da birnin a matsayin wurin haifuwar Chuck Berry, Randy Keith Orton (WWE) kuma na ba shi "manyan yatsu" mai karfi tare da shawarwarin da za a ziyarta.

Kafin karni na 20

Na ɗan lokaci kaɗan, Spain ta mallaki wannan birni (bayan Yaƙin Shekaru 7); duk da haka, Faransanci ne - dan kasuwa na Kanada, Louis Blanchette, wanda ya kafa shi a tsakiyar karni na 18, yana mai suna Les Petites Cotes (The Little Hills). A matsayin birni sananne, St. Charles yana kan hanyarsa ta zama birni na uku mafi tsufa a Missouri. Ko da yake yanzu an auna shi a matsayin "karami," ya taka muhimmiyar rawa a fadada yammacin Amurka kamar yadda tashar kogi ce kuma ta yi la'akari da tasha "wayewa" ta ƙarshe ta Lewis da Clark Expedition (1804). Irin wannan injiniyar tattalin arziki ce ga Missouri kuma ta zama babban birni na farko ga jihar (1821-1826).

Ameristar the Lure na St. Charles

St. Charles yana kusa da ƙarshen ƙarshen Katy Trail, mil 225 na wurin shakatawa na jihar wanda masu kekuna da masu yawo suka rungumi. Duk da yake yana da kyau ga baƙi na nishaɗi a waje, St. Charles kuma magnet ne ga masu caca da masu cin gourmets.

Karanta cikakken labarin a giya. hanya.

ABUBUWAN DA ZA KU GUDU DAGA WANNAN LABARI:

Although it is now measured as “small,” it did play an important role in the westward expansion of the USA as it was a river port and considered the last “civilized” stop by the Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804).
The city is noted as the birth place of Chuck Berry, Randy Keith Orton (WWE) and I give it a strong “thumbs up” along with a robust recommendation to visit.
Charles is located near the eastern end of the Katy Trail, 225 miles of state park that is embraced by bikers and walkers.