Introducing St Paul
Smaller and quieter than its twin city Minneapolis, St Paul has retained more of a historic character. Walk through F Scott Fitzgerald’s old stomping grounds, trek the trails along the mighty Mississippi River, or why not go curling?
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The visitors center (651-265-4900, 800-627-6101; www.visitstpaul.com; 175 W Kellogg Blvd, Suite 502; 8am-4:30pm Mon-Fri), in the RiverCentre, makes a good first stop, not only for maps but also for the free ‘fun card’ that provides discounts at attractions.
Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: Package holiday....
by travelinstyle46 13 June 2011
I lived on Rhodes and would suggest Haraki village if you can find a package. Your problem will be single supplement. Pefkos is a bit…
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Road trip around Lake Huron
by ktrud578 19 May 2011
So I'm going on this road trip in the spring and I need to start planning it out. I'm from and will be departing from St. Paul, MN. this…
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RE: A few days in Minneapolis
by daveelmstrom 11 April 2011
Some of the more modern architecture of the city might be worth exploring. A new central downtown Minneapolis library by I.M. Pei, a new…
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