St. Paul Vacation & Tourism Guide

Built into the bluffs on the Mississippi River, this 370,000-square-foot museum features a hall ... more

The wait can be long and parking sparse, but you will be glad you risked it. This modern, airy restaurant is in a two-story building with walls of windows on the bustling ... more

... :Sunlight beams in through large windows, and large photos of Minnesota landmarks line the walls. Once you negotiate the cafeteria line, the cafe is a cheery, bustling place to grab a bite. Wild-rice soup is always offered,... more

This venue features everything that makes diners an American staple. Try an order of the ... more

This Classical Renaissance-style Cathedral dating back to 1915 features a splendid ... more

Once the home of railroad baron, James J. Hill, the Minnesota Historical Society now owns this mansion. Tours ... more

Delve into the winding maze of this popular hangout. Past the bright front room with its large fireplace are two more bars and even a ... more

... hazards coming into play on six holes. The fairways are lined with oak trees, and there are many sand bunkers incorporated into this course's design. The signature hole is #8, a 515-yard, par 5, affording the more advance p... more

... one hundred years, Como Park has played a vital role in meeting the recreational needs of residents of Saint Paul and surrounding communities. Inspired in part by the landscape designs of H.W.S. Cleveland, Frederick Nussbau... more

The Schubert Club, established in 1882, has for over 100 years served as the bastion of classical ... more

... is popular with pretheater diners and is the top choice in town for adults seeking an upscale night out. The elegant interior is enhanced by views of the hotel's lovely English garden and nearby Rice Park; the atmosphere is... more

... a cozy and comfy booth or a window table looking out on Landmark Center. The view inside isn't bad, with frosted glass above dark-wood booths, shiny brass, bar, sandstone and marble. You'll see Lawson employees, St. Paul mo... more

... restaurant concept highlights North American Midwest regional cuisine, a nightly changing menu featuring two tasting menus along with a wide variety of � la carte selections. All pastries and breads are prepared daily in th... more

... the noisy booths by the kitchen and the dimly lit tables by the cleaning supplies, and angle for a window seat. In warm weather, dine on the large outdoor deck, and see the beautiful St. Anthony Park Library. Starters inclu... more

Stepping into the light and airy dining room, you will find a calm escape in this laid back restaurant ... more

... silver-moon motif fits charmingly into a street scene accented by twinkling white lights. Rich colorful murals, a well-dressed crowd and a blizzard of pretty plates make it a night of drama to rival the nearby Ordway Center... more

Cross the bridge into the dining room and prepare for a wonderful meal. The walls are covered in bamboo mats and the kitchen is ... more

Built in 1870 by St. Paul pioneer and dry goods tycoon Joseph Forepaugh, this exquisite Victorian mansion is now an elegant restaurant bearing his name. Overlooking ... more

... star Mexican, try Boca Chica Restaurante in Saint Paul. This is a great place. The menu is loaded with favorites such as tacos. Upon entering the restaurant, you'll ... more

This is a bastion of gentility located in a renovated nineteenth-century brownstone loaded with genuine Victorian charm. The elegant dining rooms, with high tin ceilings, ... more