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Minnesota Air National Guard Museum
Saint Paul, MN
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Como Park Zoo
Saint Paul, MN
Como Park Zoo & Conservatory is a free, year-round attraction in Saint Paul. Visitors can observe animals such as polar bears, gorillas, tigers, and sloths, and explore the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory and Centennial Garden. The zoo offers Zookeeper Talks, Gardener Chats, and the Blaze Sparky Show, and guests can also feed giraffes. It focuses on conservation and serves over 2 million visitors annually.
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Minnesota Transportation Museum
Saint Paul, MN
The Minnesota Transportation Museum operates as the Jackson Street Roundhouse Museum. Visitors can take rides on the Osceola & St. Croix Railway.
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Minnesota Children's Museum
Saint Paul, MN
The Minnesota Children's Museum features three floors of interactive exhibits designed for kids to explore, create, and discover. The museum emphasizes hands-on learning through play, with activities that encourage creativity and imaginative thinking. The facility serves families with children of various ages and learning styles.
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Highland Park Aquatic Center
Saint Paul, MN
Highland Park Aquatic Center is an outdoor facility located in Highland Park. It operates seasonally during the summer, offering a variety of aquatic amenities. Visitors can enjoy a two-story water slide, a lap swim pool, a splash pad, a children's activity pool, and diving boards. The center also provides swimming lessons and water aerobics, with concessions available.
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The Town & Country Club
Saint Paul, MN
Town & Country Club, established in 1888, is Minnesota’s first golf club. It features a redesigned golf course, exceptional dining, swimming, and racquets. The club blends its rich history with modern amenities and offers a range of activities for members of all ages.
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Bell Museum
Saint Paul, MN
The Bell Museum is Minnesota’s official natural history museum and planetarium, located on the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus in Saint Paul. Visitors can explore the Whitney and Elizabeth MacMillan Planetarium, journeying from the cosmos to the human brain. The museum features world famous wildlife dioramas, a Touch & See Lab with fossils and living plants, and a green roof with native plants and geology gardens. Its permanent exhibit is Minnesota Journeys.
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Science Museum of Minnesota
Saint Paul, MN
The Science Museum of Minnesota offers Our Backyard, an outdoor exhibit for nature-based exploration. Visitors can also experience Wild Rescue, following animals on their journey to freedom, and enjoy Science Live, featuring interactive demonstrations by professional actors. The museum also hosts events showcasing fossils and fieldwork findings, and its scientists conduct fieldwork across Minnesota.
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Town & Country Club
Saint Paul, MN
Established in 1888, Town & Country Club is Minnesota’s first golf club. The club features a beautifully redesigned golf course. Members can also enjoy amenities such as exceptional dining, swimming, racquets, and a variety of family activities.
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Plank Museum & Visitor Center
Saint Paul, MN
The Plank Museum & Visitor Center is the starting point for Historic Fort Snelling visits. Visitors can purchase admission, view displays, and shop for souvenirs, gifts, snacks, and cold drinks. The building, originally 1904 US Army Cavalry barracks, was rehabilitated as part of the Historic Fort Snelling Revitalization Project, which Raymond Plank significantly funded. Exhibits on the first and second floors highlight the fort's history, and the center provides accessible restrooms and free WiFi.
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