The self-guided, open-house tour features the public spaces of the home's main floor. Docents from the Women's Auxiliary of the Minnesota Historical Society are stationed throughout the public spaces and are available to answer questions about the home's history.The tour program is appropriate for children six years of age and older. Tours are free. Photo identification is required for entry; backpacks and strollers are not permitted in the house. Parking is available on Summit Avenue and local side streets.The Governor's Residence is an official collection site for Second Harvest Heartland, the Midwest's largest food shelf. Donations can be given to the docent at the main entrance.
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