...St. Paul
a walk along the mighty Mis'sip
St. Paul doesn't really qualify as a big city even though it is Minnesota's capital. It's a wonderful spot to view the mighty Mississippi River with lengthy and scenic walking/biking trails on either bank.
The downtown is adjacent to the Summit Hill area where both the Capitol Building and the mammoth Cathedral of St. Paul can be visited.
A prominent port city, St. Paul takes advantage of its water access by providing walking and biking trails all along the Mississippi.
Probably the most recognized building in St. Paul is the Cathedral of St. Paul. It has stood since 1917, towering over downtown and Summit Hill.
The state capitol
A stroll along St. Paul's Upper Landing will lead you right into to the heart of the city.
For a reasonable cost, bike rentals can be had for any length of time one wishes. The stations can be found in many locations throughout the Twin Cities; this one is on the Upper Landing walking trail.
The state capitol dome
Looking across the river toward Harriet Island
Looking at downtown St. Paul from Harriet Island
Along the Upper Landing walking trail heading into downtown
From every angle, the cathedral is a magnificent structure.
Large stately homes can be seen on the side streets surrounding the cathedral.
Buildings old and new can be seen in St. Paul's downtown district ...along with a few familiar characters.
Downtown St. Paul
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