Top 5 Free Ways to Experience the City

LOVE LIKE A LOCAL

1. Murals

Art is a common way for Saint Paul residents to come together and the industrial buildings of the city have become the perfect canvas for huge works, some of which raise awareness around social justice and environmental issues. You can view these outdoor works of art in the Creative Enterprise Zone, Midway and the East Side.

2. Outside

Saint Paul’s parks systems rank as the top in the nation. The city has 272 parks (large and small), according to the Trust for Public Lands — perfect for having a picnic, hiking the Mississippi River or enjoying a local event.

3. Zoo + Gardens

Como Park Zoo and Conservatory is familyfriendly, free and open 365 days a year. In addition to all of the animals, don’t miss the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory, the Sunken Garden and the Japanese Garden.

4. Markets

Enjoy the sights and sounds of the lively Saint Paul Farmers’ Market without reaching into your wallet. The outdoor market in Lowertown is always hoppin’. All year, there’s a world to discover at the indoor Hmongtown Marketplace, Hmong Village or Keg and Case West 7th Market.

5. Living History

Get your exercise and sightseeing in along Summit Avenue, the longest stretch of Victorian homes in the United States. Whether you walk, bike or drive down this historic street, the views are stunning in any season.

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