Target Field

Explore Minnesota’s exciting zoo and see over 2,700 species of animals. Do not miss the Discovery Bay aquarium, a maze of underground tunnels and walkways where you’ll be able to see some of the greatest wonders of the …

Curling is a popular winter sport in the Twin Cities. Visit the St. Paul Curling Club and watch how the players slide the hubcap-sized ‘puck’ down the ice, aiming for the target. While the intricacies of the game may seem a bit foreign at first, it’ll be a unique experience to see the ‘pitcher’ …

Minneapolis boasts the fifth most-visited museum in the United States and one of the few to still offer free admission (except for special exhibits). The impressive permanent collection features 20th century arts and photography, US and European painters of all genres, including one genre the US is particularly famous for – pop …

With beautiful parks and outdoor areas, the Fort Snelling State Park is only one of the many in the region. Situated where the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers meet, the historic Fort is the state’s oldest structure. Enjoy a tour from knowledgeable guides or a demonstration complete of period …

As in most cities, the worn down industrial areas sooner or later become the new hot spots after they've been established by the creative crew. Minneapolis is no exception. The Northeast Minneapolis Art District is home to a great number of artist studios, art galleries and performance spaces. Walk around this unique neighborhood distinguished by …

This island in the middle of the Mississippi River lies just north of Saint Anthony Falls in Minneapolis and has a population of 144 (2000 U.S. Census). The island is a showcase for beautiful architecture and natural landscape as well as The Bell of Two Friends, a gift from Japan, and the Nicollet …

A beautiful iconic mark of Minneapolis, Target Field is the city's hub of baseball games. With food services available, air-conditioned rooms and a great view over the field, you are in for an unforgettable …

A theater that is sure to leave an incredible memory, even if you don't plan on seeing any shows, as the building itself is a sight to see. You can also enjoy the view from the promenade and get an amazing perspective on the city. Check their website for the next shows in case …

The Mill City Museum has been built on the ruins of Washburn, a mill and a designated National Historic Landmark. This remarkable attraction seamlessly blends the past and present, evident in its displays and architectural design. Embark on a journey to discover the fascinating history of flour milling through guided tours, interactive exhibitions, and …

Enjoy a piece of true nature at the Minnehaha Falls. Located close to the center, it marks a point of relaxation and pure beauty. There are several recreation areas for kids to play and sometimes you might even catch a live …

The Minneapolis Institute of Arts is one of the biggest fine arts museums in the US and the largest museum in Minneapolis. Take your time browsing through all of the artwork collected here, which belongs to many different periods, countries and styles. Check the website to know if there are currently any special exhibitions …

The Stone Arch Bridge is the oldest bridge in Minneapolis and is a National Historic Engineering Landmark. The bridge was used for people and goods transportation in the past. Today however, the bridge and the surroundings are more of a recreational destination for pedestrians, cyclists or tourists that want to catch a view of …