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Okay, I am playing tour guide for those who think St Paul is slow or boring. Or even just boring at night...

Here in st paul, we have these great things.


Mickey's Diner (DOWNTOWN): http://nrhp.mnhs.org/property_overview.cfm?propertyID=30
A place of many Celebrities have ate there.
Governor Arnold "Hard to spell" Schwarzenegger. Former Governor Jesse "The Body" Ventura, Michael J Fox, yet so many have been there I can't remember.
Along with being in the set for Mighty Ducks, Jingle all the Way, Drop Dead Fred (unsure), Grumpy Old men, and A Prairie Home Companion. Again too many to list.

Also this place is the number one stop to get off your feet and at the dead of night and have a great meal. It's open 24hours a day. A little reminder they do have to clean their grill during the Night Owl hours but they will still serve you.

Cosmics Coffee: (St Paul, Midway Located Snelling & Marshall)
This is another great place to have a cup of joe. Along with this trendy place there is also a place for College Students Called Nina's Cafe (Selby & Western). Free WIFI for customers And a great place to enjoy music from many local Artists.

Station 4: A Nice place Where LOCAL ARTISTS, and 21+ (18 at times) to enter. Here you can hear the hardcore rock bands of MINNESOTA.
A Ain't shitting ya, I head banged till my head fell off.
http://www.station-4.com/

At Times you may feel like just going home. Well there is only a few modes of transport.
MTCO, provides bus rides after midnight (limited Routes)
metrotransit.org

Along with the local Taxi Service: 522-2222

Now there are other places you can also have a great time for free!
COMO PARK (open from 8am-5pm), Along with their Zoo.

For the moment St Paul, is great for those with little pocket money (you'll make it with a 20 and 2 bucks if you need a bus)

Thank you for visiting my Topic. For More further Info PM me.

yesh, they were built there during the 1800's. The Tunnels are now blocked or no longer suitable for anything.
There is only one way in and thats pretty much sealed to the point where it's now rusted shut. (located at Minnesota and 4th or where the old Woolworths used to stand)

Also there are some Available Tunnels near the Capital.
These tunnels lead straight out to the other end of the parking lot about a block away from the US Armory.
This is usually the escape in case of emergencies.

if breaking and entering is your cup of tea. there are a few places in saint paul that is possible to break in, and hang out.

2nd floor Bremer Bank near where their used to be a mannequin of a butler. This door leads you down the wooden stair way to the bottom of what seems to be an old shaft and a door. This door is your only escape if you are bout to be caught.

Some Security guards do not lock doors in apartments. There is always a way into the abondoned floors. These floors seem to be underconstruction but no one has ever been down their for ages.
Located on Wabasha and 6th.

Avoiding being caught on the roof top of a building:
There are lots of roof tops in Down Town St Paul
Here are a few I know that don't care:
Kellogge and Wabasha
Wabasha and 6th*

*Across from the Convienent store there is another Parking lot. There you have to be fast as possible to get to the 6th floor
There you will see a broken screen. hop out. Don't worry you won't fall through. There you can either shimmy or balance your way through to the other side where a roof is a great place to lounge at.

( I do not recommend breaking the law. I am just pointing out flaws in their security and their design)

For more back door tricks Feel free to IM me mrgreen

Not that I'd break the law or anything... but if I did... I'd probably wait until I'm in better shape and plan it out and have a reall good time ninja

The hotel is scary though... It's burned down like... three times. I hate going to the basement xd