Things To Do
Minneapolis Sculpture Garden
Home to the famous Spoonbridge and Cherry sculpture, this 11-acre park is a perfect spot for an iconic Minneapolis photo op and a relaxing stroll.
Mill City Museum & Stone Arch Bridge
Learn about the city's history as the flour milling capital of the world at this museum built into the ruins of a historic flour mill. Follow it with a walk across the Stone Arch Bridge for stunning views of Saint Anthony Falls and the downtown skyline.
Minneapolis Institute of Art
One of the largest and most impressive art museums in the country, featuring a vast collection that spans 5,000 years of world history. It is free to the general public.
Minnehaha Regional Park
Visit one of the city's oldest and most popular parks, famous for the majestic 53-foot Minnehaha Falls. It’s a great spot for a walk, a picnic, or a casual lunch.
Chain of Lakes (Cedar Lake, Lake of the Isles, Bde Maka Ska, Lake Harriet
Rent a canoe or kayak, bike the scenic trails, or simply relax by the water. These interconnected lakes are the heart of Minneapolis’ outdoor lifestyle.
Mall of America
A massive destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment, including Nickelodeon Universe (an indoor theme park) and SEA LIFE aquarium.
North Loop Neighborhood
Known for its historic warehouse buildings, this trendy neighborhood is packed with some of the city's best boutique shops, coffee roasters, craft breweries, and top-tier restaurants.
Guthrie Theater
Even if you aren't catching a show, the building itself is worth a visit for its stunning modern architecture and the "Endless Bridge"—a cantilevered walkway that offers panoramic views of the Mississippi River.