Minnesota State Capitol, Saint Paul, Minnesota
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- Sightseeing travel tip
- City center
The most significant aspect of the capitol is definitely the statue group just in front of the dome. The woman and man driving a chariot led by 4 horses is plated with gold and has symbolic significance. It is a beautiful sight and well worth for a visit and pictures.
Address:
75 Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard., St Paul, MN 55155, USA
Price:
Free hourly tours.
Opening Hours:
Mon-Sat: 10am-3pm (tour times)
Sun: 1pm-3pm (tours)
On the web:
http://www.mnhs.org/places/sites/msc/
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