Virtual Tours & Digital Experiences

Check out these great ways to virtually explore parts of Saint Paul.

Hidden Herald by Wonderlust Productions

Venture around downtown Saint Paul to hear stories (via audio that is accessible from scannable QR codes around the city) of the people and places that define #MYSAINTPAUL.

  1. Scan the QR codes featured on the sidewalks and in the skyway to access the audio about each of the 31 unique sights.
  2. Purchase a paper map, designed by local artist Jephemera, to carry with you on all of your Saint Paul adventures. the map features all 31 locations, short synopses, and five curated trails for ample fun and experiences.
  3. Get a customized google map for your device featuring the list of plays that can lead you to all off the QR codes around town.
  4. Enjoy the tour in the comfort of your own home! Get a list of the plays directly to the audio experience that features a collection of photos and a downloadable transcript.

Cathedral of Saint Paul

The Cathedral of Saint Paul is an architectural wonder perched atop of the Summit Hill neighborhood. Learn all about the history and different structure features in the virtual video tour.

Minnesota Governor's Residence

Tour the Minnesota Governor's Residence from the comfort of your own home, plus access photo galleries, videos, architectural information, and more.

Minnesota Historical Society

Minnesota Historical Society website features videos, activity pages, and access to research archives about the great state of Minnesota, the museum's collections, and even your family's history.

Science Museum of Minnesota

Do you have a genuine love for all things science? Check out the Science Museum of Minnesota's Learn From Home resources for science experiments and lessons.

Minnesota State Parks

Go on virtual panoramic and snapshot tours panoramic and snapshot tours of all the Minnesota state parks and recreation areas.

Union Depot

This transportation hub features two live Train Cams that provide glimpses of freight trains in route, the Mississippi River, and the tracks of the Amtrak's Empire Builder (Cam 1); and the high-traffic area of Division Street Wye (Cam 2).

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