Minneapolis

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Minneapolis

In the destination Minneapolis and Saint Paul.

In the photo: Minneapolis City Hall, with its clock tower.

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The city

What to expect from Minneapolis.

The largest city in Minnesota, on the banks of the Mississippi, beside the Saint Anthony Falls. It has the Stone Arch Bridge and the Mill City Museum in the ruins of the flour mills, the Walker Art Center with its sculpture garden, the Minneapolis Institute of Art, the Chain of Lakes inside the city and Minnehaha Falls. Downtown features the Skyway, a network of covered walkways between buildings.

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The local experience

What to see in Minneapolis

Walker Art Center and Minneapolis Sculpture Garden
Museum and sculpture garden

Walker Art Center and Minneapolis Sculpture Garden

Contemporary art museum and sculpture garden featuring Spoonbridge and Cherry, the giant spoon with a cherry.

Stone Arch Bridge and Saint Anthony Falls
Bridge and falls

Stone Arch Bridge and Saint Anthony Falls

Historic stone railroad bridge from 1883, now for pedestrians and bicycles only, in front of Saint Anthony Falls.

Mill City Museum
Museum

Mill City Museum

Museum inside the ruins of the Washburn A Mill, once the world’s largest flour mill, with a panoramic elevator and a riverside lookout.

Chain of Lakes
Lakes and park

Chain of Lakes

A group of lakes within Minneapolis, such as Bde Maka Ska, Lake of the Isles and Lake Harriet, connected by walking and biking trails.

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Minnehaha Falls
Waterfall and park

Minnehaha Falls

A waterfall of about 16 meters in an urban park beside the Mississippi, celebrated in the poem The Song of Hiawatha.

Minneapolis Institute of Art
Art museum

Minneapolis Institute of Art

An art museum with about 90,000 works spanning five thousand years, with free general admission to the collection.

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