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Get to Know Saint Paul from a Paddleboat
Saint Paul homes are right in reach of the Mighty Mississippi, one of the most important and historic rivers in the United States. Our real estate agents are adept at finding you the perfect home so you can enjoy everything the river has to offer – it's a truly astonishing local feature.
There's more than one way to enjoy the Mississippi, of course, but most people get started with a classic pastime: A paddleboat journey. Many different iconic crafts have navigated the Mississippi, from steamships to indigenous canoes, but a paddleboat stands out for pure enjoyment.
You'll find plenty of paddleboat vendors in the Saint Paul area. Some of them are seasonal, while others run year round. It's always best to choose an experienced crew with excellent online reviews. If you're going on your first paddleboat ride on the Mississippi, you just can't go wrong with the Betsy Northrup paddleboat. Of all the ships that still ply the river, it's one of the most beloved.
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Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Saint Paul on May 5
Finding the perfect Saint Paul home to put an offer on is a cause for celebration as our clients know well. When you live in the Twin Cities, though, there's always something to celebrate. This time of year, the biggest one is Cinco de Mayo!
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St. Paul's Como Park Zoo and Conservatory
One of the most lauded St. Paul landmarks for visitors of all ages is the Como Park Zoo and Conservatory. It is one of America's foremost zoos in promoting the well-being of its animals.
No matter when you drop in throughout the year, you'll find plenty to see and do.
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Minnesota State Capitol Building Takes a Starring Role in Saint Paul
Visit a theater to take in any play, and the star of the show usually becomes obvious within the first few minutes. It's the actor who grabs your attention from the moment the production begins and never lets go. Usually, it's a person... but not always. In the new play "Our House," the star of the play is also one of Minnesota's most unique historic buildings. The Minnesota State Capitol, which recently saw major renovations, is actually the star of the show.