Lookout Park

Saint Paul, United States

5

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Summit Ave and Ramsey St, Saint Paul, MN, 55102
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2 reviews of Lookout Park

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Place rating: 5
St Paul, MN
Beautiful restoration! Big thanks to Denise B. and Judy M. for making it happen! Lovely park!
Place rating: 5
Minneapolis, MN
In the 1880’s this site used to be a hotel. It burned to the ground, but before it did, can you imagine the views? Not too hard to imagine, because you can walk to the ledge over Grand Hill and look down at the river, the bluffs, the bridges and trees and wonder if they look back.
The park has been all kinds of tore up for some time as they installed a GIANT statue of an eagle killing a snake, some grand gesture of Americaness or some such that was salvaged from some razed building in St. Paul then moved to a parking garage and then moved to the park for us to enjoy. There will be seating wall, a «plaza» and a drinking fountain, and hopefully coming this spring… GRASS.