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  • Alexis Bailly Vineyard

    South of St. Paul, this vineyard has successfully grown flavorful French grapes in Minnesota. In addition, climate-tolerant varieties have been develo

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  • Bryant Lake Bowl

    Affectionately known as the BLB, this vintage-style bowling alley with a full bar and an adjacent theater for concerts, films, and plays draws a crowd

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  • Children's Theatre Company

    Both fresh creations and classics from children's literature are brought to life at this family-focused regional theatre. A Minneapolis institution si

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  • Clancey's

    A local favorite in Linden Hills, Clancey’s is both a butcher shop and a casual café. Specializing in locally sourced, ethically raised meat, the smal

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  • Common Good Books

    As the birthplace of F. Scott Fitzgerald, St. Paul takes pride in keeping its vibrant literary reputation alive. Local celebrity and host of A Prairie

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  • Como Park Zoo and Conservatory

    At 450 acres, this urban retreat is about half the size of NYC's Central Park, but it has more to see, with a zoo, conservatory, amusement park, golf

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  • CorAzoN

    Depending on the season, nearly half of the merchandise in this eclectic gift shop is made by local artists, showcasing original home accessories, han

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  • Cupcake

    A coffee house, bakery, and cupcake shop all in one, Cupcake is the place to go for a quick meal, a caffeine boost, and a sweet treat. Adorned with a

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  • Dakota Jazz Club & Restaurant

    Jazz enthusiasts of every stripe gather at this nationally renowned venue to hear local talent and touring musicians—everyone from vocalists like Nell

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  • Design Collective

    Dedicated to providing a showcase for one-of-a-kind clothing and accessories from emerging local talent, this sunny Uptown shop dresses men and women

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  • Franklin Street Bakery

    Consistently voted the best bakery in the city, Franklin Street has been selling fresh breads, pastries, and cakes since 1998. Inside the spacious, re

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  • Golden Fig Fine Foods

    Few other shops inspire the palate like the Golden Fig. Owner Laurie Crowell, who got her start selling homemade spices and vinegars at the St. Paul F

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  • Grand Rounds National Scenic Byway

    Why It’s Cool: As America’s longest continuous urban public parkway, this circular 50-mile asphalt path includes nine miles along the Mississippi Rive

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  • Grumpy's

    Grumpy’s bar proudly (and rightly) promotes its three pool tables as an attraction, but there is a full "slate" of regular and special events that hav

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  • Guthrie Theater

    Attracting architecture buffs from across the country, this performance space opened to much fanfare in 2006. Designed by famed French architect Jean

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  • Heimie's Haberdashery

    Named for owner Anthony Andler’s great-grandfather (a tailor and 1917 Russian immigrant), Heimie’s is the sort of men’s clothing store you may have th

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  • Lilydale Park

    In the hills of Lilydale Park, an undeveloped preserve along the Mississippi River in St. Paul

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  • Listen to nightly live music at the Lake Harriet band shell

    Pack a picnic, bring a blanket, and park yourself in the grass for a performance of samba, swing, reggae, or even a Neil Diamond tribute band. Shows a

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  • Mall of America

    Spend at least a day here, with more than 500 stores to satisfy any shopper.

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  • Midwest Mountaineering

    The city’s premier locally owned outdoor store is an addictive spot for adventurers looking for camping, climbing, and paddling gear—or simply a pair

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  • Mill City Farmers’ Market

    A scenic spot for a little shopping or a bite, this May-through-October venue occupies the Mill City Museum train shed not far from the Stone Arch Bri

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  • Minneapolis Institute of Arts

    Built in the early 20th century, the columned, Beaux Arts-style Minneapolis Institute of Arts now includes a wing added in 1974 by Japanese architect

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  • Minneapolis Riverfront District

    Known as the "birthplace of Minneapolis," the Riverfront District is located along the Mississippi River in downtown Minneapolis. Visitors can take a

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  • Minnesota State Fair

    Considered by many to be the unofficial end of summer, this 12-day fair runs from late August through Labor Day. In addition to celebrating Minnesota'

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  • moto-i

    Moto-i, at Lyndale and Lake in Uptown, bills itself the first sake brewpub outside Japan. In addition to draft sake and namazake (unpasteurized specia

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