All Attractions

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.

It’s easy to get from one Twin Cities attraction to another with all the options offered by Metro Transit. Take the Metro Blue Line from the airport to Mall of Read more [...]

The Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board manages more than 195 park properties, including the Chain of Lakes, 55 miles of Grand Rounds walking and biking paths, golf courses, 49 recreation Read more [...]

Located in an 11-acre park next to the Walker Art Center, featuring 20th century sculpture by many artists including the iconic piece by Coosje van Bruggen, “Spoonbridge and Cherry.” Free Read more [...]

MSP Airport ranked the best in North America for its size and category for three consecutive years, but it has also received dozens of accolades over the years for service Read more [...]

Minnehaha Parkway is a 5-mile strip of green space with a multi-use trail that begins at Lake Harriet, connects with Minnehaha Creek and winds across south Minneapolis to Minnehaha Park Read more [...]

More than 1,100 acres of wetlands, woods, prairies and gardens. A main building contains a gift shop, conservatory, library and tea room. Tours available. Admission: $15 adults, ages 15 and Read more [...]