Saint Paul's Ordway Music Theatre hosts a variety of performances ranging from Broadway's best to cultural celebrations of song and dance. Now that the word is out about Saint Paul, more and more visitors are flocking to America's bright, new travel star. Whether they come to join in January's Saint Paul Winter Carnival fun, when the temperature dips to an average 11 degrees, or to bask in the sun when the average temperature hits 83 for July's gastronomical delight, Taste of Minnesota, first-time visitors are amazed by the diversity and quality of places to go and sights to see in Saint Paul. Part of the joy in visiting Saint Paul is the ease in getting here. If you're coming by train, the Amtrak depot in Saint Paul's Midway area is ten minutes from downtown.
Buses arrive from all over the country, and the terminal is in the heart of the city.
Quality interstate highways make Saint Paul easily accessible by auto, whether you're coming from north, south, east or west. Mobility within downtown has never been better. With the Capital City Trolleys, visitors, residents and workers enjoy easy accessablity to cultural attractions, entertaimment, shopping and business areas. Fifty cents will take you from historic Lowertown to the central business and shopping disrict to the Rice Park cultural area to the Capitol Corridor. Once you're here, you'll find affordable accommodations to fit your needs as well as your pocketbook.