Discover St Peter
14 carefully curated photography spots with GPS coordinates, shooting tips, and local insights
Minnesota River
The river offers scenic views for landscapes and waterscape photography, particularly during sunset or sunrise.
Gustavus Adolphus College
The scenic campus includes the Hillstrom Museum of Art and an arboretum, offering opportunities for architectural and nature photography.
Christ Chapel at Gustavus Adolphus College
A beautiful chapel on the college campus, offering opportunities for architectural and interior photography.
Church of the Holy Communion
A Gothic-revival church with historical significance, offering opportunities for architectural photography.
Nicollet County Historical Society - Treaty Site History Center
A historic site offering insights into the region's past, with opportunities for historical and architectural photography.
E. St. Julien Cox House
A historic Carpenter-Gothic house built in 1871, offering architectural interest and a glimpse into St. Peter’s past.
St. Peter Woods
A scenic area for nature and landscape photography, offering serene environments and wildlife opportunities.
St. Peter Arts Center
This cultural hub is ideal for capturing the vibrant arts scene in St. Peter, with opportunities to photograph performances, exhibits, and local artisans.
St. Peter Downtown Area
This area offers a charming setting for street photography, with shops and cafes providing plenty of candid moments.
St. Peter Area Veteran's Memorial
A memorial honoring veterans, offering opportunities for historical and architectural photography.
St. Peter Farmers Market
A bustling market offering opportunities for street and candid photography.
Gustavus Adolphus College Campus
While not in Mankato proper, this nearby campus in St. Peter offers beautiful architecture and scenic views, making it suitable for architectural and landscape photography.
Hollingsworth Field
A local sports venue that can offer action-packed sports photography opportunities.
Pearly Gates
A unique photo opportunity near the Tourism office, often used for creative and playful shots.