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Grassy public park with a 19th-c. bronze eagle sculpture & free outdoor fitness classes in summer.
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Great Starting Point for a tour of the finest mansions of old St Paul. Perfect sport for eating a croissant 🥐 from the many excellent bakeries 🧁 around the city.
hidden gem in the MSP area with a great overlook of st. paul in a lovely neighborhood. the old mansions around make for an intriguing walk, and i've loved having picnics here afterwards. no bathrooms nearby though!
Small park in the corner of two historical street. Many historic house on the street(around 1850 or older). Parking on the street and then you can have a walk, lookout point and then take a walk on a street to enjoy old architecture house, garden.
Lovely area. Gave off old money from Gatsby vibes. Saw some people setting up croquet in attire Bert from Mary Poppins would wear.
Spectacular view of St Paul can be observed from this triangular park.
The lot of the park is not huge but it’s location in unique.
The park is decorated with a few vases, an eagle statue and over 15 benches dedicated from different families for memorizing their deceased.
Free street parking Is available on the north side of the park
The lot of the park is not huge but it’s location in unique.
The park is decorated with a few vases, an eagle statue and over 15 benches dedicated from different families for memorizing their deceased.
Free street parking Is available on the north side of the park
Handkerchief sized public park on the high edge of a hairpin descent into downtown Saint Paul. Good view of the high bridge but trees will obscure most of your view.
Clean tidy spic n span well maintained and generally looking good year round.
Clean tidy spic n span well maintained and generally looking good year round.
I likes the statue and the park was nice but all I could see was the high bridge and part of the Mississippi river. I was hoping to see more of downtown, but the trees were in the way.
