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Winter Magic in Twin Cities: Ice Castles & More

Winter in the Twin Cities is a frosty wonderland with Ice Castles, free ice rinks, and Tomte Tales. The Saint Paul Winter Carnival, World Snow Celebration, and Art Shanty Projects are must-see events. Dont miss the U.S. Pond Hockey Championships, Lake Harriet Kite Festival, and Luminary Loppet. Bundle up and enjoy the magic of winter! Checkout Solipillow.com

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