Rent a Car in St. Paul, MN
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St. Paul Rental Cars
With rental cars in St. Paul from Avis, you’ll have the flexibility to discover our city’s top attractions and beyond. From historic sites like the impressive Cathedral of St. Paul to family-friendly destinations like Como Park Zoo and Conservatory, a rental car gives you the freedom to explore. Avis rentals are also a fantastic option for long road trips, allowing you to avoid putting extra mileage on your personal vehicle.
Plus, with our St. Paul car rental deals, you can find the perfect rental for your trip and save, whether you’re visiting solo, on business, with family, or for a special occasion. Start your reservation for a car rental in St. Paul now!
How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Car in St. Paul?
While we always aim to provide the lowest rates possible on rental cars in St. Paul, exact pricing varies based on your travel dates, rental duration, and preferred vehicle class. You can easily compare our current rates and find the perfect ride for your upcoming trip by using the reservation form at the top of this page.
Does Avis Offer Car Rental at the St. Paul Airport?
Yes! Avis makes booking a car rental in St. Paul at the airport easy and convenient. The Avis counter at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) lets you pick up your rental right after landing, helping you get to the next leg of your journey without the wait.
Find Avis Car Rental at St. Paul Travel Hubs
You’ll find several Avis rental centers throughout St. Paul, so it’s easy to select the perfect pickup and drop-off location for your next adventure. Here are some of our most popular rental locations:
Available Rental Car Classes in St. Paul
What to See & Do in St. Paul
There is certainly no shortage of exciting attractions and things to do in St. Paul, MN. Sports fans, patrons of the arts, and casual tourists will all find something to do in the city. Check out some of the most popular attractions below!
Como Zoo and Conservatory
1225 Estabrook Drive, St Paul, MN, 55103
Como Zoo and Conservatory is one of the most popular attractions in St. Paul, MN. The local city parks and recreation department owns the complex, which features a zoo, conservatory, carousel, golf course, amusement park, Lake Como, pool, gardens, and more.
People of all ages enjoy visiting the Como Zoo and Conservatory. Admission is completely free; however, you can give a completely voluntary donation of $3 for each adult and $2 for each child. The money is used to help keep the park running and to take care of the plants and animals.
Minnesota State Capitol
75 Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard, St. Paul, MN, 55155
The Minnesota State Capitol is a striking landmark featuring grand architecture, historic artwork, and guided tours that showcase Minnesota’s rich history. With its magnificent marble dome and beautiful interior murals, the Capitol remains a top destination for visitors interested in history, art, and government.
What to Eat in St. Paul
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Juicy Lucy: This Twin Cities favorite is a burger stuffed with molten cheese, offering a unique twist on a classic American dish.
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Walleye Sandwich: Minnesota’s state fish, walleye, is often served battered and fried in a sandwich, delivering a fresh, flaky taste of local flavor.
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Wild Rice Soup: A comforting dish featuring locally grown wild rice, often mixed with mushrooms, vegetables, and cream for added flavor in this hearty Minnesota staple.
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Cheese Curds: A popular Midwest snack, these squeaky fried cheese bites are the perfect savory treat to enjoy while exploring St. Paul.
Where to Stay in St. Paul
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Downtown St. Paul (55101): Ideal for those wanting to be close to attractions like the Xcel Energy Center, the Science Museum of Minnesota, and the scenic Mississippi Riverfront.
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Cathedral Hill (55102): Known for its historic architecture and quiet charm, Cathedral Hill offers easy access to coffee shops, restaurants, and the stunning Cathedral of Saint Paul.
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Grand Avenue (55105): A lively neighborhood filled with boutique shops, local restaurants, and charming tree-lined streets, perfect for visitors who enjoy walkable areas and unique shopping experiences.
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Highland Park (55116): Located along the Mississippi River, Highland Park offers a suburban feel with plenty of green spaces, shopping, and dining options.
Distance to Nearby Cities
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St. Paul to Rochester, MN: 77 miles (driving time of about 1 hour, 15 minutes)
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St. Paul to St. Cloud, MN: 76.6 miles (driving time of about 1 hour, 15 minutes)
- St. Paul to Milwaukee, WI: 329 miles (driving time of about 5 hours, 9 minutes)
PICK YOUR PERFECT RIDE
Big trips, quick errands or long weekends - choose the best option from our curated vehicle lineup.
St. Paul Car Rental FAQs
Yes, Avis makes it easy to book one-way car rentals in St. Paul to almost any of our US locations. One-way rentals are perfect for weekend getaways, road trips, and traveling to the airport. Just select a different pickup and drop-off location when creating your reservation.
Absolutely! You’ll find a variety of fantastic St. Paul car rental deals on our discounts and coupons page. Additionally, we always strive to provide the best price possible on all of our rental cars, giving you peace of mind with our Best Price Pledge.
Saint Paul Travel FAQs
One of St. Paul’s most famous and unique foods is the St. Paul Sandwich, found at several Chinese restaurants in the area. This unique dish consists of egg foo yung, meat options, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, and mayonnaise. It’s a unique sandwich you’re not likely to find elsewhere. (Source)
Saint Paul features a five-mile-long skyway, the second-longest continuous skyway in the world. There are some pretty incredible views from up there, too, because St. Paul also features 26 miles of the Mississippi Riverfront. That’s more riverfront than any other city along the Mississippi River. (Source)
Summit Avenue is the most famous street in Saint Paul. Summit Avenue is a historical area featuring the longest stretch of Victorian-era homes in the United States. There are an incredible 373 homes along the 4.5-mile stretch of road, providing a unique glimpse into the past and a look at various architectural styles. (Source)
