Historic building features original courtrooms and elegant charm, perfect for weddings and events with upper-level balconies for music and dancing. Museum exhibits include the Schubert Club Museum and woodturning art, blending history with festive, refined experiences.
Permanent exhibits include the Schubert Club Museum, musical instruments, and woodturning art. The architecture and historical displays add to the experience.
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The Schubert Club Courtroom Concert Series is free and accepts donations.
Landmark Center hosts various free community events throughout the year.
The building features several interesting museums on the second floor.
Old star fort offers gorgeous river views and extensive hiking trails for outdoor lovers. Exhibits reveal 19th-century soldier life and Native American history, providing deep insights into Minnesota's past. Accessibility features like golf cart rides ensure all visitors can explore comfortably.
Exhibits offer a clear view of the United States' settlement impact on Minnesota, showing both good and bad aspects. Guided tours and displays provide an excellent opportunity to understand history, supported by a well done setup and operation.
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Tours or shows occur every 30 minutes, especially on weekends.
Veterans receive free admission to the museum and fort.
Parking is free at Historic Fort Snelling.
Three levels of museum-style displays showcase rich history and antiques. Wide aisles and clean spaces make exploring easy. Highlights include Winter Carnival artifacts and diverse vintage collections in several small museums.
Collections of antiques fill several small museums upstairs, showcasing preserved history and informative exhibits. One section focuses entirely on the Saint Paul Winter Carnival.
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The store features a wide variety of antiques, from furniture to collectibles.
A museum section showcases historical items related to the Saint Paul Winter Carnival.
Expect to spend hours exploring the well-organized aisles filled with unique items.
Rail museum blends historic trains with interactive exhibits for all ages. Families enjoy free caboose rides and stroller-friendly spaces. Kids love exploring engines, making it a fun learning spot for train and history fans.
Exhibits focus on big trains and railroad history. The space is stroller-friendly and works well for kids and families.
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The entry fee is $15 for adults, which includes a free 15-minute train ride.
There is plenty of parking available at the venue.
The museum is family-friendly and great for kids of all ages.
Explore restored train cars inside a historic roundhouse with hands-on exhibits on streetcars and buses. Enjoy a cozy, casual space filled with model trains and interactive zones. Friendly atmosphere welcomes families and solo visitors for hours of fun.
Several restored train cars invite exploration inside a historic roundhouse building. Exhibits cover streetcars and buses, showing how people moved before cars. The museum offers a hands-on, historical experience that appeals to kids and rail enthusiasts alike.
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The museum hosts 'Tots and Trains' events on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at 10:30 am.
Parking is very limited, so arriving early is advisable.
Admission includes train rides, making it a great value for families.
Historic mansion offers a gilded age museum experience with magnificent woodwork and intricate architecture. Visitors enjoy a quiet, immersive tour rich in history and original features from 1890. Exhibits focus on history and suit adults more than young kids.
A stunning museum from the gilded age, this place offers a huge and fascinating house museum experience with pristine exhibits. It focuses on history and is not geared toward young kids.
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Tickets for the James J. Hill House must be purchased online in advance to avoid sellouts.
Expect limited street parking, especially on Sundays due to nearby events.
The holiday tour features beautifully decorated trees and runs during the festive season.
Massive dome and detailed stonework create a classical architecture backdrop. Exhibits highlight Minnesota history and Native American culture with powerful displays. Roof access offers city skyline views, while the plaza hosts community events and memorials.
Exhibits focus on Minnesota history and Native American culture with powerful, informative displays. The building preserves historical features like original swinging bathroom doors and offers public galleries to watch the legislative process.
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Entry to the Minnesota State Capitol is free for all visitors.
Guided tours start at the beginning of every hour.
The Capitol closes at 3 pm on Saturdays.