Minneapolis Attractions

The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden is a cornerstone of the city’s identity, embodying its creative spirit through iconic works like the Spoonbridge and Cherry.

The Walker Art Center is a premier contemporary art hub, renowned for its cutting-edge exhibitions and its neighboring sculpture garden.

The legendary First Avenue is the heart of the Minneapolis music scene, celebrated for its iconic star-covered walls and Prince’s legacy.

This historic bridge is a former railroad crossing and the only one of its kind on the Mississippi. It offers stunning views of St. Anthony Falls and downtown Minneapolis.

Located where Mary Tyler Moore famously tossed her hat in the show’s opening credits, this statue commemorates the actress who helped put Minneapolis on the map.

This year-round market is a premier source for local, sustainable groceries and free community events, including chef demos, yoga, and kids’ programs.

The junction of the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers created a split into two separate falls, creating St. Anthony Falls into the Mississippi River course.

As part of the Central Mississippi Riverfront Regional Park, the Mill City Ruins features a walking and biking path, a Water Works Park and pavilion area.

Minnehaha Falls features a disc golf course, public art, volleyball court, walking and biking path, and much more!

Boom Island Trails features a mini lighthouse, walking and biking path, boat dock, picnic area, and more!

Also known as the Mississippi River Gorge Regional Trail, it connects many notable riverfront attractions across three regional parks.

In the heart of the St. Anthony Falls area lies Gold Medal Park, the perfect spot for walking, good views of the historic milling district, and the Mississippi River.