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No admission feeMinnesota's state tourism office in St. Paul, offering trip-planning help for visitors traveling around the state.
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A hands-on children's museum in downtown St. Paul built around learning through play.
10 West Seventh Street, St. Paul, MN 55102 · Saint Paul, MN
The Minnesota Children's Museum sits in downtown Saint Paul and offers single-day admission to three floors of interactive play spaces. Exhibits include a pretend town, toddler play areas, and a special exhibit gallery that changes through the year. The museum requires an adult to supervise children at all times, and it offers a cafe, restrooms on every floor, and a skyway connection to a nearby parking ramp. It was founded in Minneapolis in 1981 and moved to Saint Paul in 1995.
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