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Frenchtown is perhaps the most eclectic and unique of the St. Charles historic neighborhoods.  It was founded by French Settlers in 1769. On March 14th, 1991, the Frenchtown District of St. Charles, Missouri became a National Trust Historic District. The Historic Frenchtown Association is diligently working to revitalize the area.

Recent improvements include the restoration of many historc buildings, planting trees on Second Street, encouraging new shops to locate to the area and the long awaited roundabout.  

 

The organization is accomplishing one goal after another thanks to our many visitors, volunteers, and supporters.

May you, like earlier visitors and settlers, find those threads which pull us back in time and create a tapestry of people, places and events which you can make your own. Enjoy!

 
Take the FREE Trolley to Frenchtown!
Regularly scheduled stops include:

 

- Sundermeier RV Park

- Foundry Art Centre

- Lewis & Clark Boat House 

- Ameristar Casino

- St. Charles Convention Center

- Bass Pro Shop

- Greater Saint Charles Convention & Visitors Bureau

 

Catch the trolley at any of these stops — or flag down the driver to get picked up or dropped off on-the-spot. For more information, call the Convention & Visitors Bureau at (800) 366-2427 or (636) 946-7776.

Trolley Hours -

April thru December

Tuesday - Saturday   

10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Sundays

Noon - 5:00 p.m.