Minneapolis is a major city in Minnesota that forms "Twin Cities" with the neighboring state capital of St. Paul. Bisected by the Mississippi River, it's known for its parks and lakes. There's no shortage of things to do and visit in the Minneapolis. From malls to nature, to museums, we have something for you.
In no particular order, here are top 10 places you can visit in Minneapolis:
Guthrie Theater
This Missipi riverfront theater brings crowds for first-class performances. Did we mention that it also has a restaurant with pre-show dining, several bars, and great views of the Minneapolis skyline?
Mall of America
Seven Yankee stadiums could fit inside the Bloomington megamall, home to 520 stores, a Nickelodeon theme park and an aquarium.
Mill City Museum
Built into the ruins of what was once the world's largest flour mill, you can ride the Flour Tower, an eight-story elevator show about the city’s rich milling history. A ninth-floor observation deck overlooks St. Anthony Falls.
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Admission is free to view the permanent collection of more than 89,000 objects, which includes European tapestries and Turkish embroideries.
Minnehaha Park
Hikers and bikers on the 10 miles of trails stop to see the Mississippi River, limestone bluffs, and 53-foot-tall Minnehaha Falls.
Nicollet Mall
A 12-block pedestrian thoroughfare balances big-city feel with eclectic hidden gems. Their highlights? The Dakota Jazz Club and Brit’s Pub (with lawn bowling on the roof).
Target Field
Families pack the downtown stadium to cheer on the Minnesota Twins while enjoying local fare like polish sausages from Kramarczuk’s.
Walker Art Center
The onsite Minneapolis Sculpture Garden reopened in summer 2017 after a two-year, $33 million renovation. Inside the art center, explore 11 indoor contemporary art galleries.
Weisman Art Museum
Frank Gehry’s gleaming silver building houses the University of Minnesota’s collection of more than 20,000 objects, including numerous pieces of American modernism.
U.S. Bank Stadium
The Vikings' $1.1 billion stadium hums even on non-game days. Catch a concert or take a behind-the-scenes tour.
Aside from these great places, housings are also reasonable in comparison to other major cities. If you're planning in moving to Minneapolis or in St. Paul area, our team of experienced Real Estate Agents and Brokers will be happy to help you!