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Map of Minneapolis Attractions
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The Hotel Minneapolis, Autograph Collection
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The Depot Renaissance Minneapolis Hotel
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Residence Inn Minneapolis Downtown at The Depot
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The Grand Hotel Minneapolis, a Kimpton Hotel
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The Best Western Normandy Inn & Suites
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Crowne Plaza Northstar Minneapolis - Downtown
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The Westin Minneapolis
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The Marquette Hotel
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W Minneapolis - The Foshay
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Radisson Plaza Hotel Minneapolis
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What to Do in Minneapolis
Mall of AmericaIt is called the „Hollywood of the Midwest“. Apart from plenty of dining and shopping opportunities it is hosting more than 400 events each year. |
Stone Arch BridgeThe only bridge of its kind made of limestone and native granite. By its 2,100 feet in lenght it crosses the mighty Mississippi. |
Minneapolis Sculpture GardenA scenic garden with a magnificent collection of public art. Even kids love it. A must see in Minneapolis. Don't miss it! |
Walker Art CenterOne of the greatest multi-media art venues in the U.S. There are many interesting exhibits and the building layout is also amazing. |
Basilica of St. MaryThe first basilica established in the USA. It is one of the finest examples of Beaux-Arts architecture in the country. Beautiful and peaceful place. |
Minneapolis Institute of ArtsCome and see more than 80,000 works of paintings, sculpture and photography. A spectacular world class art museum. Free admission! |
Target FieldA new baseball park that is home to Minnesota Twins. ESPN The Magazine ranked it as the #1 stadium experience in whole North America. Come and see! |
St. Anthony FallsBeautiful waterfalls that are part of Minneapolis' historic district. The only natural major waterfalls on the Upper Mississippi River. |
Lake CalhounGreat local spot with many walking and biking trails. Visit with family and rent a canoe or a paddleboat. Recommended! |
Foshay TowerThe first skyscraper built west of the Mississippi completed in 1929. It is a fine example of Art Deco architecture. Come and see! |
Nicollet MallThe main street with shops, cafes and restaurants. Trendy and vibrant heart of Minneapolis. Great for shopping spree! |
Mill City MuseumThis museum chronicles the flour miling industry through many interactive exhibits and games. Suitable for kids! |
Weisman Art MuseumThis museum that is located on the University of Minnesota campus features the contemporary fine arts. Free admission! |
Minneapolis Farmers MarketGreat market where you can get everything from smoked nuts to bouquet of unique flowers. It is a feast for senses! |
Minnehaha ParkOne of the city's oldest parks. Walk to the Minnehaha Creek to see the waterfalls or visit a pavilion with picnic tables. It is an oasis. |
Hell's KitchenA chef-owned restaurant known for its damn good food. It is funky and enjoyable. Great brunches and live music here! |
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