This massive red sandstone mansion was the home of James J. Hill, builder of the Great Northern Railway, and is a fine representation of life during the Gilded Age.

Learning and having fun are the key elements at this interactive museum where kids explore their world by climbing, touching, splashing, pulling and pressing exhibits and displays.

This unique facility for private events is comprised of 12,000 square feet in an underground cave system, which features stucco ceilings, tile floors, a 60-foot bar, dining room and meeting space.

Old, wealthy St. Paul neighborhood with Victorian mansions.

Visitors explore Minnesota's past through various museum exhibits, multimedia presentations and a library containing vast collections related to state history.

Open 4 p.m. - 3 a.m. daily,  The address is: 213 E 4th Street (across from the historic Union Depot) St. Paul, MN  55101  Phone:  651.225.4528 Web Site:  http://www.rumour... or click here:  Innuendo...

The Minnesota Centennial Showboat, docked on the banks of the Mighty Mississippi, makes old time theatre big time fun with its turn-of-the-century interior, vaudevillian entertainment, and timeless tales. Enjoy dinner or a river cruise with your show to enhance this extraordinary theatre experience. Come relive the whimsical times of long ago on the Showboat.

Guides dressed as 19th-century servants take visitors on a tour of this typical Victorian-era home inhabited by the Ramsey family for 92 years.

This museum makes ingenious use of its 44,000 square feet and two million items.

Visit with polar bears, explore of the human bloodstream highway and take a boat trip down the Mississippi River at this interesting and innovative museum.

The Minnesota Historical Society conducts regularly scheduled tours of this grand structure, which was built in 1905 and features stenciled ceilings, murals, marble and sculptures.