Saint Paul, Minnesota Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

The slower paced Saint Paul side of the twin cities is the perfect fit for the bed and breakfast tourist. Saint Paul is known for its well preserved downtown and long history. Saint Paul was another of our cities who began as a bed and breakfast stop. Beginning as an early French-Canadian river port, Saint Paul later... » show more became a booming railroad hub. Summit Avenue, home to F. Scott Fitzgerald, is a Saint Paul neighborhood with stately mansions from the railroad boom. The more curious bed and breakfast visitor may want a look behind the walls of these beautiful homes. The James J. Hill House gives that glimpse in addition to hosting an art gallery. For excellent shopping in both boutique and chain shops, the bed and breakfast traveler can head one block south to find Grand Avenue. The next three major attractions are all within walking distance to each other for the Saint Paul bed and breakfast visitor. The bed and breakfast visitor may enjoy the farmer and factory worker focused Minnesota History Museum. The politically and architecturally minded bed and breakfast visitor may enjoy the State Capitol for its fine architecture. Finally, the City Hall and Courthouse are a Saint Paul pride as an architectural ode to the Art Deco style with precise attention to detail. Also in the area is the Minnesota Museum of American Art with free admission. Although far from Lake Woebegone, our bed and breakfast visitor will not want to miss The Prairie Home Companion performed most Saturday evenings in the Fitzgerald Theater of Saint Paul. « show less