St. Paul aka: Saint Paul

32 people want to go here. 461 people have been here.

94% of people who have been to St. Paul think it's worth visiting. The most popular places in St. Paul are Minnesota State Fair, Science Museum Of Minnesota, and Como Park. St. Paul is featured on the lists Capital Cities of the USA, Stops along The Empire Builder, and 100 Biggest Cities in America. Places in St. Paul have been tagged food, historical, and architecture.

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A	Arlington-Arkwright Dog Park
B	Bethel University & Seminary, Blue Nile
C	Cahoots Coffee Bar, Carousel Restaurant, Cathedral Of St. Paul, Cecil's, Charles W. Schneider House, Church of the Assumption, Como Park, Concordia University, St. Paul, Cossetta's Restaurant, Crosby Farm Nature Area
D	Dayton's Bluff, Downtown/Lowertown, Dreamland Arts
E	El Burrito Mercado
F	F. Scott fitzgerald house, Fasika Restaurant, Festival Of Nations, Fitzgerald Theater, Fitzpatrick Building, Fort Snelling State Park, Frank B Kellogg House
G	Gibbs Museum Of Pioneer And Dakotah Life, Grand Avenue
H	Hamline-Midway, Heartland Contemporary Midwestern Restaurant, Hidden Falls Regional Park, Highland
J	James J. Hill House
L	Lauderdale, Lowertown
M	Mac/Groveland, Macalester College, Manhattan Building, Maplewood Nature Center, Merriam Park, Mickey's Diner, Minnesota Air National Guard Base, Minnesota Children's Museum, Minnesota State Capitol, Minnesota State Fairgrounds, Mission Orthodox Presbyterian Church, Mississippi National River & Recreation Area
N	Neighborhood Café, Nomad World Pub
S	Saint Paul RiverCentre, Saint Paul Winter Carnival, Science Museum Of Minnesota, Snelling Ave. N, St. Paul Farmers Market
T	The Artists' Quarter, The Hope Chest, Tom Reid's Hockey City Pub, Turf Club
V	Valu Thrift
W	Wabasha Street Caves, West End, West Side, Wisdom Ways labyrinth
X	Xcel Energy Center

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Untitled by Gustavo Jota

Calm, quiet, but if you wanna some crowded places, you can find it also!

over 5 years ago

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Untitled by awinterstale16

Wandering around was fun. =)

over 5 years ago

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Untitled by dochw001

I get too lost in STP

over 5 years ago

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I live in Minneapolis, I go to work and school in St. Paul, and I feel that I’ve been beginning to know and love both of the Twin Cities. I feel they complement each other very well, each offering different things and yet existing as one. As has been said by others before, I also like the old ancedote that Minneapolis is the first city of the “West Coast”, while St Paul is the last city of the “East Coast,” which describes the cities well. St Paul has the more evident history with the St Paul Catherdral and the State Capital Building prominantly visible, as well as the largest stretch of Victorian mansions along Summit avenue. I think it is fitting that James J. Hill, the railroad baron whose railline linked Chicago and Seattle, east and west, via the Twin Cites made his home here.

over 6 years ago

Untitled by gopher646

I grew up here and loved it. I think what they say about “St. Paul is the last East Coast city, and Minneapolis is the first West Coast city” is true. It has an ‘old money’ feel to it, in a good way.