Activities in Minnesota
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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 dev... More -
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 cr... More -
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... More -
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 Prai... More -
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, go... More -
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 N... More -
Deardorff Orchards
Orchardist Lin Deardorff is a cold-weather apple specialist. The location of his farm (in USDA Zone 4a) means that each of his 4,000 apple trees mu... More -
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 wom... More -
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,... More -
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. Pau... More -
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 R... More -
Guthrie Theater
Attracting architecture buffs from across the country, this performance space opened to much fanfare in 2006. Designed by famed French architect Je... More -
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... More -
Lilydale Park
In the hills of Lilydale Park, an undeveloped preserve along the Mississippi River in St. Paul, Minnesota, amateur paleontologists can hunt for fos... More -
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. Show... More -
Mall of America
Spend at least a day here, with more than 500 stores to satisfy any shopper. More -
Midtown Antique Mall
The Mall hosts 90 dealers in a three-story structure; the top level is a giant furniture gallery that features Mission, Colonial, Deco, ad other pr... More -
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 pa... More -
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 ... More -
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 archite... More
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