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Soar over some of America’s most breathtaking landscapes.

One of the largest fresco paintings in the United States, this allegorical ceiling cycle is based on the Summa Theologiae by St. Thomas Aquinas and depicts the seven virtues: faith, Read more [...]

The famous architect designed several Twin Cities homes, two of which are worth driving by but are not open to the public. The Malcolm Willey House was built for University Read more [...]

See raptors, hawks, eagles, owls and falcons that are recovering from injuries and being prepared to re-enter life in the wild.

See Minneapolis and St. Paul’s historic beauty aboard a luxury air-conditioned coach. Let Gray Line take you on a journey through the cities’ oldest, most exclusive neighborhoods to encounter our Read more [...]

Get up close and personal with your movie-going experience with this immersive theater.

The Twin Cities’ tallest building, this soaring blue 1972 masterpiece is where all the skyways converge. The lobby is called the Crystal Court for its eight-story canopy of Plexiglas pyramids.Located Read more [...]

Built in 1902, this turn-of-the-century building was formerly a federal court house, post office and the site of the famous 1920s “gangster trials.” Sporting a clock tower, turrets and other Read more [...]

The famous architect designed several Twin Cities homes, two of which are worth driving by but are not open to the public. The Malcolm Willey House was built for University Read more [...]

This historic landmark features the largest glass-domed botanical garden in the region, with flowering plants displayed and identified for visitors. Free admission, donations suggested: $3 adults, $2 children.