Neighbors to the West

• Prospect Park – bragging rights to the oldest neighborhood association in the Twin Cities. Fierce about the environment, protecting the riverfront. Quite a few professors.
• The city’s only Frank Lloyd Wright house. A house that’s bright blue. Independents.
• The U of M
• Cedar Riverside
• Dinkytown and 7 Corners

Neighbors to the North

St. Anthony Park. People who banded together to restore a historic library with a dome. They hold an open art fair in the park every year. Next to U of M St. Paul campus and a seminary that looks like a giant park. Has a town square, a Scandanavian bakery and a Bibelot. No house is the same.

Neighbors to the South and East

• Highland Park, Macalester Groveland and Merriam Park, three great neighborhoods.
• St. Thomas University
• Concordia, Bethel University and Northwestern College
• Hamline University and graduate programs (including law)
• William Mitchell College of Law
• The St. Paul Saints Games
• St. Kate’s and The O’Shaughnessy
• Macalester College
• Parks. Bookstores, places to worship – all faiths; boutique shops, pick-up basketball
• Great ‘hole-in-the-wall spots to eat and drink
• The Mississippi