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Looking for fun things to do in Saint Paul? Try a Saint Paul photo scavenger hunt. On Saint Paul’s Soaring Sights you will be going on an enthralling tour around Saint Paul checking out the art, history, and culture along the way. You’ll see groups of friends competing to unearth fun facts, taking ridiculous pictures, and deciding who will be the next scavenger hunt champion! This is the ultimate small group activity.

A few highlights of the scavenger hunt include: State Capitol, Rice Park, Mississippi River.

Keep an eye out for other Saint Paul bachelorette parties roaming from fanciful sites to hip bars seeking out something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue. When you are searching for bachelorette party ideas our scavenger hunts make Saint Paul your oyster.

Looking to book Saint Paul team building activity? Set up a scavenger hunt and watch as your team’s fearless leaders guide their groups through the gauntlet of scavenger hunt fire. On this large group activity in Saint Paul, team members will have to use all their guile and wits to come out triumphant at the end of the adventure. Lace up your sneakers and Let’s Roam.

Other scavenger hunts you can take include Around Downtown Minneapolis, A Superior City, and City Beautiful.

Here is some more info about this hunt:

The capital of Minnesota has amazing sights at every turn. On this fun-filled Saint Paul scavenger hunt, explore the iconic buildings, great green spaces and epic sculptures.How many horses gallop atop the State Capitol? Which world famous author hangs out at Rice Park? Find out on this scavenger hunt of Saint Paul!

Looking for fun things to do in Saint Paul? Try a Saint Paul photo scavenger hunt. On Saint Paul’s Soaring Sights you will be going on an enthralling tour around Saint Paul checking out the art, history, and culture along the way. You’ll see groups of friends competing to unearth fun facts, taking ridiculous pictures, and deciding who will be the next scavenger hunt champion! This is the ultimate small group activity.

A few highlights of the scavenger hunt include: State Capitol, Rice Park, Mississippi River.

Keep an eye out for other Saint Paul bachelorette parties roaming from fanciful sites to hip bars seeking out something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue. When you are searching for bachelorette party ideas our scavenger hunts make Saint Paul your oyster.

Looking to book Saint Paul team building activity? Set up a scavenger hunt and watch as your team’s fearless leaders guide their groups through the gauntlet of scavenger hunt fire. On this large group activity in Saint Paul, team members will have to use all their guile and wits to come out triumphant at the end of the adventure. Lace up your sneakers and Let’s Roam.

Other scavenger hunts you can take include Around Downtown Minneapolis, A Superior City, and City Beautiful.

Here is some more info about this hunt:

The capital of Minnesota has amazing sights at every turn. On this fun-filled Saint Paul scavenger hunt, explore the iconic buildings, great green spaces and epic sculptures.How many horses gallop atop the State Capitol? Which world famous author hangs out at Rice Park? Find out on this scavenger hunt of Saint Paul!

Each year, the Cathedral of Saint Paul welcomes over 200,000 guests and visitors. The Cathedral is recognized as a historical landmark, one of the most prominent buildings in the city and as a center of spiritual worship.

Guided tours are offered at the Cathedral of Saint Paul with a Cathedral docent Tuesday through Friday at 1:00 p.m. (except holy days and civil holidays). Free will donations are gratefully received.

Please gather in the front pew of the center aisle of the Cathedral. No appointment is necessary. If you have a large group coming at 1:00 p.m., please contact Mr. Zachary Morgan at 651.357.1332 with information about your group so that our docents can be prepared to accommodate the specific needs of your group.

Self-guided tour booklets are available for $2 in the brochure racks. Use any donation box around the Cathedral for payment.
651.228.1766

What began in 1854 as a territorial fair to highlight agriculture and encourage farming in the region became the Minnesota State Fair in 1859, a year after Minnesota was granted statehood. Learn more about the State Fair’s rich history.

Today, often referred to as the “Great Minnesota Get-Together,” the annual Minnesota State Fair is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the region. The fair attracts nearly 2 million guests annually. See attendance figures.

This end-of-summer tradition is always held the 12 days leading up to and through Labor Day. The 2018 Minnesota State Fair runs Aug. 23 – Sept. 3.

The fair employs nearly 80 year-round full-time staff members. During the summer, about 400 seasonal staff are added. More than 3,000 people are hired as fair-time staff members. Learn more about fair-time employment.

Located mid-way between Minneapolis and St. Paul, the 322-acre Minnesota State Fairgrounds is renowned for its beautiful gardens and architecture reflecting the art deco and Works Progress Administration eras.

Hundreds of events are held on the fairgrounds throughout the year during the non-fair time, including horse and livestock competitions, merchandise sales, expositions, car shows and more. View a calendar of events.

The Minnesota State Fair is a recipient of a 2013-14 BBB Torch Award for Ethics. The Better Business Bureau of Minnesota and North Dakota presents the award annually to companies that display exemplary levels of ethics, customer service and integrity in all aspects of their operations.

Each year, the Cathedral of Saint Paul welcomes over 200,000 guests and visitors. The Cathedral is recognized as a historical landmark, one of the most prominent buildings in the city and as a center of spiritual worship.

Guided tours are offered at the Cathedral of Saint Paul with a Cathedral docent Tuesday through Friday at 1:00 p.m. (except holy days and civil holidays). Free will donations are gratefully received.

Please gather in the front pew of the center aisle of the Cathedral. No appointment is necessary. If you have a large group coming at 1:00 p.m., please contact Mr. Zachary Morgan at 651.357.1332 with information about your group so that our docents can be prepared to accommodate the specific needs of your group.

Self-guided tour booklets are available for $2 in the brochure racks. Use any donation box around the Cathedral for payment.
651.228.1766