Things To Do

Can Can Wonderland

a whimsical destination of amusements and entertainment featuring indoor mini golf, vintage pinball and arcade games. Roughly a 10 minute drive from downtown St. Paul (where the room blocks are)

Como Park Zoo & Conservatory

Admission to Como Park Zoo & Conservatory is always free, but donations are appreciated. The suggested donation is $4 for adults, and $2 for children. The Zoo is open 10am - 6pm everyday.

Wabasha Street Caves

Visit A Brewery!

MN makes great beer! but then again, don't they say that every where ;) The link below will send you to a list of all of them in the area. There are X breweries within 15 minutes of downtown St. Paul including: 1.) XX 2.)XX

Cossetta's

In the late 1800’s. Michael Cossetta came to St. Paul from Calabria, Italy, and settled in a little Italian neighborhood in St. Paul called the Upper Levee. By 1911, he opened a tiny food market called Cossetta’s. Since 1984, Cossetta’s has been known for its award-winning pizza, homemade sauces, handmade Italian sausages and welcoming staff. Cosetta's Alimentari has an eatery and pizzeria, Frank's Levee Tavern, Louise (ristorante and bar), Pasticceria, and Italian Market. Louis Ristorante & Bar is great for a sit-down meal. Served individual or family style! Frank's Levee Tavern will transport you to the streets of Italy by enjoying street food like arancini misto-risotto balls, potato croquettes, stromboli or a famous porchetta Italian sandwich. The Italian Market now has quality Italian products including hard-to-find imported ingredients and an expanded line of house-made sauces and foods. The Pasticceria is filled with authentic Italian pastries and gelato.

Downtown Bar Hoppin' + Seventh Street Truck Bar

You'll be very close to the Xcel Energy Center which is where Prestin's beloved MN Wild Play. There are loads of bars and restaurants on West 7th including: Seventh Street Truck Bar: Indoor food truck park and bar. think street tacos, fried chicken, dry rubbed ribs, and more. On Sunday's they have a build-your-own bloody bar and breakfast! Patrick McGovern's Pub: A charming neighborhood pub in a circa-1888 redbrick building offering American pub food, sports on TV & a patio

Harriet Island Regional Park

Harriet Island Regional Park is one of Saint Paul’s most popular parks and sits along the Mississippi River. Fun Fact: St. Paul was not always intended to be the capitol of Minnesota. Located 60 miles south, St. Peter, was originally intended to be the capitol. Another Fun Fact: Prestin went to Gustavus Adolphus College located in St. Peter! Raspberry Island provides stunning views of downtown Saint Paul. Fun Facts: Buildings for the Minnesota Boat Club have sat upon the island since 1885; the Minnesota Boat Club Boathouse structure was built in 1910. Between 1949 and 1968, the island was used by the United States Navy.

Summit Avenue

Summit Avenue is home to the longest stretch of Victorian-era homes in the United States. Enjoy taking in the fall colors as you walk down one of Megan's favorite Streets in Minnesota! Our venue is on this street (hmm I wonder why?!) Fun Fact: The Governor's Mansion is next door and oftentimes his kitty, XX, will