Nestled in the basement of the Warehouse District's Historic Itasca Building, Acme's low ceilings, intelligent audiences, friendly staff and intimate club set-up is the perfect venue for standup comedy. A favorite among comedians, Acme considers standup as an art form, and reflects that view in everything they do.
Any Prince fans out there? Sign up for a tour of Paisley Park. Admission: $75-$199 Or for a self-guided tour of Prince’s Minneapolis, check out https://www.minneapolis.org/things-to-do/music-nightlife/princes-minneapolis/visit-princes-hometown-of-minneapolis/
You can't come to Minneapolis without visiting Mall of America!
Stillwater is considered the historic Birthplace of Minnesota because in 1848 the first territorial convention that began the process of establishing Minnesota as a State was held on the corner of Myrtle and Main Street downtown. Stillwater is also one of Minnesota’s oldest towns, preceding Minneapolis by years. With more than 50 unique independent owner-operated stores, we think Stillwater is a great place for shopping.
A very unique, very Russian restaurant - one of our fav's! Moscow on the Hill offers the most authentic Russian dining experience in the Twin Cities — specializing in European, Ukrainian, and Russian comfort foods and classics, including their signature house-infused vodkas, especially horseradish vodka. Located just down the road from the state capitol, in the shadow of the St. Paul Cathedral
Known for a warm welcome and traditional atmosphere, Jax Cafe serves only the finest menu of premium cuts and fresh seafood flown in from all over the world and immaculately prepared with the best ingredients. Be sure to enjoy your meal on their incomparable patio!
Situated on the historic Nicollet Island, the Nicollet Island Inn restaurant offers stunning views of the Mississippi River and the Minneapolis skyline. It is proud to be one of the most iconic dining destinations in a city known for excellent restaurants.