Minneapolis

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

100 Portland Ave
Minneapolis, MN

Walk across this iconic Minneapolis pedestrian- and bicycle-only bridge overlooking the Mississippi River. Feel the mist from St Anthony Falls, learn about the city's industrial history, and take in unbeatable views of the downtown skyline.

701 N 1st Ave
Minneapolis, MN

First Avenue is unquestionably the city’s most famous live music venue. It had already cemented its legacy as one of the top venues in the country before Prince used it as a location for key parts of his 1984 film “Purple Rain.” The incredible history of this club is literally written on the outside walls of the building.

3500 Cedar Ave
Minneapolis, MN

A Jucy Lucy is prepared by pinching two thin patties together around a hunk of cheese, creating a somewhat dangerous molten center when grilled. Two local bars have been feuding about who invented the Lucy since the 1950s: Matt’s Bar (of the infamous “Jucy” spelling) and the 5-8 Club, both located on Cedar Avenue in South Minneapolis. More don't miss experiences in Minneapolis:

821 S Marquette Ave
Minneapolis, MN

At 447 feet the Foshay Tower houses a luxury hotel features a stylish design, a museum devoted to the tower's unique construction, and a rooftop deck with a 360-degree view over Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, MN

With over 22 lakes in Minneapolis alone, there is a rich lake culture that shouldn't be missed. The main attraction? The Chain of Lakes: Five of the largest lakes in Minneapolis. Rent a canoe or kayak. Stroll or bike along roughly 15 miles of paved shoreline paths. Then, when the snow falls, watch ice surfers skim across the surface of the lake, or join in on a pick-up game of pond hockey. Just 10 minutes from downtown, the Chain of Lakes provide an idyllic backdrop for walkers, bikers, boaters and skiers.