
Attractions: What’s Open and Temporary Closures
List of openings and temporary closures due to the ongoing COVID-19 health advisories.
Updates about COVID-19 related protocols in place to help you safely visit Saint Paul with confidence. We continually monitor and assess any new developments and will make updates as new information becomes available.
Last update: March 15, 2021
The health and safety of Saint Paul’s visitors and residents are of utmost importance. The Minnesota Department of Health is leading the state and city preparedness and information dissemination. For detailed information from the Minnesota Department of Health, click here.
We encourage visitors to follow the guidance of the CDC and health professionals to help prevent the spread of respiratory viruses. Please practice physical distancing, wear a facial covering in public spaces, wash hands frequently and stay home when sick.
Local businesses have taken the Ready Together Pledge, demonstrating their commitment to the health and well-being of Saint Paul's residents and visitors - see which businesses have already taken the pledge.
Minnesota's Stay Safe Plan outlines guidelines for safe reopening of activities within the state. Find the details below.
Please note that while most businesses are allowed to open with specific guidelines, it is a good idea to check their reopening status as you’re making plans.
Restaurants: Effective March 15, indoor and outdoor dining at restaurants and bars are open at 75% capacity with a maximum of 250 people. Parties of no more than six people must remain six feet from other parties, bar seating is open to parties of four, and establishments must close for on-site dining between 11pm and 4am. Many restaurants are offering outdoor dining and curbside pick-up. List of dine-in, take-out and curbside pick-up.
Attractions and Entertainment: Event and entertainment venues can open at 50% capacity with social distancing (maximum of 250 people in an area). This includes theatres, concert halls, museums, bowling alleys and arcades. Masks are required. No food service after 11pm.
List of attraction and entertainment openings. Many attractions are also offering virtual tours and programs that you can enjoy online.
Review the full Stay Safe Plan.
The City is sending regular email updates about the City’s response to COVID-19. Please subscribe to their COVID-19 bulletin for up-to-date information.
List of openings and temporary closures due to the ongoing COVID-19 health advisories.
Info on restaurants, coffee shops, breweries and more during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Info on retail options during COVID-19 pandemic.
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