Here’s an alphabetical list of Saint Paul sights. Enjoy!
Asian Main Street, between Marion Street and Lexington Avenue
Art Moderne Storefront on early 20th century building, 2556 West University Ave, STP
Assumption Catholic Church, 1874 downtown STP
Bandana Square, five former railroad buildings, STP
Best city Councilperson: Jane Prince, 7th Ward, STP
Bungalow Court, Mediterranean Villa Style, 93&97 Cleveland Ave STP
CSPS Hall, second floor main auditorium, interior, W Seventh St, STP
Calvary Cemetery, STP
Cathedral of St Paul, eastern end of Summit Avenue, STP
CHS Field, Lowertown, STP
Concord and State Street area (Hispanic commercial district,) STP
Commodore, classic bar, Western Avenue near Summit Av , STP
Como Park, STP
Como Conservatory, STP
Como Park Pavilion, STP
Dahl House, 308 Jefferson St, oldest known house (1857) in St Pail
Dunn Bros Coffee, Grand Av near Snelling, STP
Dunning Baseball Field, MLB legends Paul Molitor, Dave Winfield and Joe Mauer played there while growing up, Midway Area STP.
First National Bank, Downtown STP
Goodhue Street, 19th Century houses along the street’s three block length between Duke and Western Streets, STP
George Latimer Public Library (exterior and exterior), Rice Park, STP
Grandview and Highland theaters, art deco style, STP
Greenline LRT Line, STP, MPLS
Hamm Building, downtown STP
Highland Park Nursery, W 7th St, STP
Irvine Park: Greek Revival, Italianate, and Victorian houses, STP
J.J. Hill Reference Library, interior, connected to George Latimer Public Library, Rice Park area, STP
Jemne Building, Saint Paul Women’s Club, downtown STP
Kopplin’s Coffee, Marshall Av, STP
Landmark Center, formerly U.S. Post Office and Federal Courts Building, exterior and interior cortile, Rice Park, STP
Lowertown environs, downtown STP
Macalester College Campus, STP
Maiden Lane, Eastern part of Summit University area, STP
Mickey’s Diner, downtown STP
Mears Park, STP
Mercado, Hispanic Retail Shops, East Lake Street, MPLS
Miller, Stanley S. House, high modernist, 320 Stonebridge, STP
Minnesota Boat Club, Raspberry Island, near downtown STP
Minnesota State Fair, STP
McColl Building , historic stone building, downtown STP
McBoal Street, Irvine Park area, STP
Mears Park (formerly Smith Park) STP
Mounds Park, Dayton’s bluff area, STP
Mount Zion Temple Synagogue, Summit Av, STP
Noll Hardware Store, Raymond Ave near University Ave, STP
Northern States Power Building, art deco, downtown STP
Our Lady Of Victory Church, (based on The Church of St. Trophime, a Catholic church built between the 12th century and the 15th century in Arles, France) St Catherine’s College, STP
Payne Avenue STP, a street that time forgot
Pilney’s Market, early modern style, W.7th St, STP
Pioneer / Endicott Building (exterior and interior), downtown STP
Punch Pizza, Highland Park, STP
Rathskeller Room, Schmidt’s Brewery, STP
Rice Park, best downtown park in America, STP
Robert Street Bridge, dramatic large Art Moderne-influenced arches, downtown STP
Saint Agnes Catholic Church, Baroque Revival style, STP
Saint Paul City Hall & Courthouse (exterior and interior main lobby), downtown STP
Saint Paul Downtown Airport ( best views of incoming flights from Mound’s Park) STP
Saint Thomas Athletic Field, STP
Summit Avenue, several mile long avenue lined with remarkable and ostentatious houses, STP
Swede Hollow Café, Swede Hollow Ravine, STP
SubText Books, W 5th St, downtown STP
Tangletown Area, near Macalester College, STP
Union Depot, downtown STP
Uppertown, near Irvine Park, STP
Vision of Peace, 36 foot tall onyx statue of Indian figure in lobby of St. Paul City Hall and Courthouse, designed by Swedish sculptor Carl Milles in 1937. The remarkable statue and the richly detailed walls make a unique and eye-arresting feature, STP
WA Frost, iconic bar restaurant, Selby and Western Avenues Ave,STP
Wine Thief Wine Shop, Mac Groveland, STP
Waldmann Brewery and Wurstery, Smith Ave near Mississippi River, STP
Yoerg Brewery, Dayton’s Bluff, STP
Zimmermann’s (very narrow clothing store), Macalester Campus area, Grand Av, STP