From the menu to the genuine service, Green Mill is focused on one thing -providing their guests the best restaurant experience possible. Green Mill is the oldest licensed pub in St. Paul, yet it still provides several award winning pizzas, artisan flatbreads, calzones, pastas, salads, and other signature selections. Come in to try the new Roasted Asparagus, Mushrooms & Onion pizza or the Lasagna Campanelle. Full-menu take-out, delivery, curb-side, and catering are also available.

Green Mill Restaurant & Bar

Located in the heart of St. Paul, Davanni's Pizza & Hot Hoagies has been delighting locals and visitors alike with its mouth-watering offerings since it opened its doors. Known for its hearty and flavorful pizzas, Davanni’s also serves an enticing selection of hot hoagies, providing a perfect meal option for those in search of both comfort and taste. Whether it's lunch with colleagues, a casual dinner with family, or a gathering with friends, Davanni's offers a laid-back atmosphere ideal for enjoying a meal together.

The menu caters to those who appreciate traditional and carefully crafted recipes. Each pizza is made with a perfect blend of quality ingredients, ensuring that every bite is as satisfying as the last. Meanwhile, the warm and inviting ambiance of the restaurant enhances the overall dining experience, making it a popular spot for group dining and social gatherings.

A much-loved local establishment, Davanni’s is conveniently located on Cleveland Avenue, making it easily accessible for both residents and those exploring the area. Its long-standing presence in the community is a testament to its commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. Whether you are a local looking for your next go-to spot or a tourist seeking an authentic taste of St. Paul, Davanni's Pizza & Hot Hoagies promises to deliver a satisfying and memorable experience. 

Davanni's Pizza & Hot Hoagies

Discover the wonders of nature and wildlife at Como Park Zoo & Conservatory. This cherished destination offers a delightful experience for all ages with free admission to its stunning gardens and diverse animal exhibits. Wander through lush tropical gardens in the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory, marvel at graceful primates, majestic big cats, and playful seals at the zoo. Interactive programs, seasonal events, and educational exhibits promise a memorable and enriching day of exploration and discovery. Whether you're planning a family outing, a romantic stroll, or an educational adventure, Como Park Zoo & Conservatory is the perfect escape into nature right in the heart of St. Paul. Embrace the beauty, celebrate the wild, and create lasting memories in this beloved local treasure. 

Como Park Zoo & Conservatory

Discover the rich tapestry of Minnesota's past at the Minnesota History Center, located at 345 W Kellogg Blvd in the heart of St. Paul. This dynamic museum offers an immersive experience into the state's vibrant history, perfect for history enthusiasts and curious minds alike. With interactive exhibits and meticulously curated artifacts, visitors can explore everything from the lives of the Dakota and Ojibwe people to the evolution of modern Minnesota. The center caters to a wide audience, making it an excellent choice for families, school groups, and tourists eager to learn about the region.

What sets the Minnesota History Center apart is its ability to bring history to life through engaging exhibits and special events. With an ever-changing calendar of performances, lectures, and workshops, there’s always something new to discover. The center's commitment to education is evident, as it offers resources and activities tailored for students, making it a valuable stop for educational field trips.

Whether you're a local resident or a visitor, the Minnesota History Center provides a unique opportunity to delve into the stories that shaped the state, all housed in a welcoming and architecturally striking space. Step into history and experience Minnesota like never before. 

Minnesota History Center

Explore the fascinating stories of Minnesota's past at Historic Fort Snelling, located at 200 Tower Ave, St Paul, MN. This iconic landmark offers visitors a captivating journey through history, dating back to its establishment in the early 1800s. Nestled at the confluence of the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers, Fort Snelling serves as a vital reminder of the region's military, cultural, and social heritage.

Ideal for history buffs, families, and curious travelers, this site invites guests to step back in time and discover narratives from the frontier era to World War II. Visitors can engage with knowledgeable staff who bring to life the different chapters of Fort Snelling's history through interactive exhibits, informative tours, and live demonstrations. Whether you’re interested in the stories of early settlers, military personnel, or the vital roles played by diverse communities, there’s something for every age and interest.

The lush grounds of the fort offer stunning views and make it an excellent setting for a leisurely stroll. Learn about its significance to Native American history, while also taking the opportunity to reflect on its role in shaping the state and the nation. As you explore, you'll understand why Fort Snelling continues to be a cherished symbol of Minnesota's rich past. Whether it's a day of family adventure or a solo contemplative visit, Historic Fort Snelling offers an enriching experience for all who step through its gates. 

Historic Fort Snelling

Experiment. Discover. Investigate. The Science Museum of Minnesota shows policy makers, educators and individuals of all ages how science affects all aspects of life through interactive exhibits, Omnitheater movies, and a collection of nearly two million artifacts from around the globe. 

Science Museum of Minnesota

Discover the grandeur of Minnesota’s past, present, and future at the Minnesota State Capitol. Located at 75 Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, St. Paul, MN, this architectural masterpiece offers an immersive experience in the heart of the Twin Cities. Marvel at the stunning Beaux-Arts design by Cass Gilbert, featuring intricate murals, magnificent marble columns, and the iconic Quadriga sculpture. Join a guided tour to explore legislative chambers, historic galleries, and the breathtaking rotunda. Whether you're a history enthusiast, architecture lover, or simply seeking a unique cultural outing, the Minnesota State Capitol provides a captivating journey through state history and governance. Open to the public, it’s an educational treasure trove awaiting your discovery. Visit today and be inspired by the legacy and beauty of this Minnesota landmark! 

Minnesota State Capitol

Experience world-class performances at the Minnesota Opera, located in the heart of St. Paul at 345 Washington Street. Known for its innovative productions and artistic excellence, the Minnesota Opera brings opera to life with powerful storytelling and captivating music. Perfect for opera enthusiasts and newcomers alike, the company offers a dynamic range of classic and modern operatic works. With a commitment to fostering new talent and pushing artistic boundaries, the Minnesota Opera frequently premieres new operas alongside beloved masterpieces.

Founded in 1963, the Minnesota Opera has established itself as a cornerstone of the Twin Cities’ vibrant cultural scene, attracting visitors from across the region. Each season, it delivers meticulously crafted performances that showcase talented singers, musicians, and creative teams. The stunning venue enhances the experience, offering an intimate setting that beautifully captures the emotion and spectacle of each production.

Whether you're a seasoned opera lover or exploring opera for the first time, the Minnesota Opera provides an unforgettable cultural experience that is both enriching and entertaining. Audience members of all ages will appreciate the passion and creativity that define every performance. Visit the Minnesota Opera to immerse yourself in the timeless beauty and exhilarating drama of opera, right here in St. Paul. 

Minnesota Opera

Nestled in the heart of downtown St. Paul, the Landmark Center at 75 W 5th Street serves as an exceptional cultural and architectural gem. This historic building, once a federal courthouse and post office, now thrives as a vibrant community hub. Visitors are greeted by stunning Romanesque Revival architecture and an array of engaging activities, including art exhibitions, musical performances, and public forums that reflect the lively spirit of the city.

The Landmark Center is home to several distinguished galleries and hosts a variety of events that appeal to a diverse audience, from art enthusiasts to history buffs and families looking for an enriching day out. Its welcoming atmosphere makes it an ideal location for groups and individuals seeking both educational and leisure experiences. The center's proximity to other local attractions enhances its appeal to tourists exploring the storied streets of St. Paul.

With its rich historical significance and commitment to community engagement, the Landmark Center preserves the past while celebrating the cultural tapestry of the present. Whether you're drawn by its striking architecture or the promise of dynamic programming, a visit to the Landmark Center promises a memorable experience that bridges historical elegance with modern local culture. 

Landmark Center

Three floors of hands-on fun for the entire family!

Play in 10 permanent exhibits including a four-story climber with spiral slide, laser maze, car wash, ball launchers, pretend town, shipwreck and more. There's also a delightful gallery created specifically for toddlers. In addition to the permanent exhibits, there is a travelling exhibit gallery that features a new experience every few months

The museum features kid-powered play spaces where families have fun together and children take the lead. Interactive exhibits provide open-ended, self-directed experiences that give kids (and adults!) the space and freedom to explore their interests, solve problems and build life skills like confidence, critical and creative thinking, communication and more. 

Minnesota Children's Museum

Leonard Center Athletic & Wellness Complex: The $45 million, 175,000-square foot Leonard Center was completed in August, 2008, and provides Macalester students with one of the best workout, practice and competition venues among the nation's small liberal arts colleges.   Its natatorium, 200-meter track, and gymnasium qualify Macalester to host regional and national competitions. A fitness center, multipurpose rooms, health services offices, comfortable gathering areas, and a small juice bar make it the place for students to work out, play and relax.

Macalaster Stadium/Dayton Track: Home of the Macalester football, soccer, and track & field teams, Macalester Stadium was built in 1964 and seats 4,000 spectators. The nine-lane wide-turn Dayton Track has attracted the NCAA Division III championships in 1997 and 2001 and the FieldTurf playing surface gives the fall sports teams great field conditions throughout the fall and spring seasons. The seating capacity and FieldTurf surface, along with the highly-rated track & field venue, allows Macalester to host several large high school events each year.

Nicholson Baseball Field & Macalester Softball Complex: Constructed while the Leonard Center was being built, Macalester's new baseball and softball fields are located adjacent to each other on the southeast corner of the campus, just west of the stadium.  The cozy dimensions and high outfield dimensions of the Nicholson Baseball Field will make for exciting games.  An indoor press box overlooks both diamonds and the dugouts are spacious and comfortable.

Hayden Tennis Courts: Macalester has six newly resurfaced courts sitting between the Olin/Rice Hall of Science and the new baseball field.  Youth groups and summer camps use the Macalester courts in summer months, while Scot teams use it for practice and matches in the spring and fall.

Alumni Gymnasium: The Alumni Gymnasium seats up to 1,200 spectators for basketball and volleyball games, 50 percent more than the previous space, and is state-of-the-art in all regards. The wood floor is considered top-of-the-line and the steep angle of the bleachers allow fans to be close to the action. The gym is easily accessible from both the Snelling Avenue and campus entrances. Click here for a 360 degree view of Alumni Gymnasium  (requires Macromedia Flash (6.0 or higher) Quicktime)

Field House & Clement Track: The field house will accommodate four multipurpose courts and a 200-meter indoor track.  The field house will host several indoor track events and can accommodate multiple sports practicing at the same time.  Tennis and volleyball nets can be set up at anytime for the recreational users.  During the busy late-winter period, Macalester basketball, baseball, softball, tennis and track & field teams can practice without getting in each other's way because of an elaborate system of screens. Click here for a 360 degree view of the Field House  (requires Macromedia Flash (6.0 or higher) Quicktime)

Riley Pool/Leonard Natatorium: The Riley Pool has been built with 10 lanes and includes the most up-to-date timing equipment. It is 25 yards by 25 meters.  The pool configuration offers a “double deep” water polo course, an expanded shallow area for teaching classes, and ample space for swimmers and divers to practice simultaneously.  Click here for a 360 degree view of the Riley Pool  (requires Macromedia Flash (6.0 or higher) Quicktime)

Deno Fitness Center: The 9,000 square-foot fitness area triples the previous amount of space available to students. Students will have access to state-of-the-art cardio equipment, circuit-training
equipment and free weights. The fitness center is run by a full-time strength and conditioning professional. 360 degree views of the Deno Center: Movie 1 | Movie 2 ( requires Macromedia Flash (6.0 or higher) Quicktime)

Racquetball/Squash Courts: Macalester has a pair of racquetball / squash courts in the upper level of the complex. 

Multipurpose Rooms: Several multipurpose rooms provide space for students to take a wide variety of activity classes such as: yoga, Pilates, aerobics, tai chi and ballroom dance.




Macalester College

Business Type

Has Promotions Available

Special Features