Best of Minneapolis (MN, United States)

Published October 2nd, 2008 Leave a comment »

Best of MinneapolisThere are plenty of touristic attractions in Minneapolis just blocks from the central business district. Catch the feverish action found at the top Minneapolis sports stadiums: the Metrodome, Target Center, and Mariucci Hockey Arena.

Mall of America (MOA) is the largest shopping center in the entire country, with dining and entertainment. The Park at MOA is a theme park where many thrilling rides and attractions await the courageous spirits of residents and vacationers alike.

For nature lovers, the Superior National Forest reaches all the way up to the Canadian border. Located in Greater Minneapolis, the extremely scenic Chain of Lakes consists of a line of five individual lakes, the Cedar Lake, the Lake of the Isles, Lake Calhoun, Lake Harriet and also Lake Nokomis. Cascading over a precipice on the Mississippi River and separating Minneapolis on the west from St. Paul’s on the east, St. Anthony Falls was once a raging torrent of water that has since been sedated by the construction of a lock and dam.

Re-commune with the great outdoors on the Spirit Mountain. At this beautiful Minnesota natural destination, recreationalists of all walks will find a welcome temporary home. Enjoy the beauty of the Clemens Gardens, where an array of plant species awaits your delight. Mount Kato may be the perfect destination for the outdoor enthusiast. It hosts a plethora of activities on its beautiful slopes.

With St. Paul, Minneapolis forms one-half of Minnesota’s famed “Twin Cities”. It also houses the University of Minnesota, one of the more venerable academic institutions in the country.

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Main Attractions

  • Map It! 1. Nicollet Mall
  • Map It! 2. Children's Theater Company
  • Map It! 3. Saint Anthony Falls
  • Map It! 4. Guthrie Theater
  • Map It! 5. Frederick R Weisman Art Museum

 


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