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Enjoy a stroll on the intertwining walkways that wind through this park. A man-made stream is the center of attention for many who visit. During the warm spring and summer months, listen to recorded and live music from the bandstand. In winter, the park twinkles as thousands of lights decorate the trees. Many people meander through the park and hang out, unwinding from the tough day at work. Look out for the annual Music in Mears, a series of summer concerts, all of which are free.

Website: stpaul.gov

Phone: (651) 266-6400

Sibley Street, Between 5th and 6th Streets Saint Paul, MN 55101 ·854.21 mi

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  • Accessible
  • Family friendly
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Tripadvisor traveler JoeNathan9249 09/14/25

A true free, hidden gem in downtown St Paul. Rushing water, beautiful flowers, benches and sometimes, free concerts. A lovely, relaxing place. Highest recommendation.

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Tripadvisor traveler 12chyang 06/03/25

Very small park. Cute but there is not much to it. The photos of the small water falls made it seem bigger than it is. Nice and quaint though.

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Tripadvisor traveler BrenJ2012 10/07/21

Very relaxing area to take a break in the shade to get out of the summer heat. Plenty of places to sit and read or just enjoy the surroundings.

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Tripadvisor traveler Andy M 03/08/20

Mears Park is never crowded, is usually just a walk through for most people, but it's such a great park. The winter lights are awesome. The water features are super fun for everyone in families in the summer.

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Tripadvisor traveler Kristin D 01/09/20

It is a wonderful place to rest, chat, meander with the dog, read in the shade. Walk over to the farmers market and load up on beautiful produce, coffee, hommus, crafts, and breads - then sit for ten minutes or two hours in the Park enjoying the shade and music piped lightly from the little stage. It is lovely and truly captures the loveliness and friendliness of LowerTown, St Paul. There is even a tiny stream, rocks, and a little bridge. A good place for all ages. I could always find parking on Saturdays or you can park across Kellogg at the train station and walk over to the Park. it is fun!

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