Minneapolis is a city on the rise. Situated on the banks of the Mississippi River, it’s
rumoured iconic American writer Mark Twain was the first to assign the name
United States, and one of the few to still oer free
admission (except for special exhibits). The impressive
permanent collection features 20th century arts and
photography, US and European painters of all genres and
one genre the US is particularly famous for – pop art.‘Twin Cities’ to Minneapolis and neighbouring city St Pauls
State Park
Also known as the ‘City of Lakes’, Minneapolis is far from
a concrete jungle. With beautiful parks and outdoor areas,
the Fort Snelling State Park is only one of the many in the
region. Situated where the Mississippi and Minnesota
Rivers meet, the historic Fort is the State’s oldest
structure. Enjoy a tour from knowledgeable guides
complete with period dress.
Minnesota
With 18.3 million visitors to the city’s metro area each
year, Minneapolis has become one of the most visited US
destinations thanks to attractions such as world-class
museums and galleries, a vibrant night-life and a shopping
mall so large it even has its own postcode Fort Snelling
Zoo
Explore Minnesota’s exciting zoo, and see over 2,700
animals for yourself – in their ‘natural’environment. Be
sure to experience the Discovery Bay aquarium centre,
which is made up of a maze of underground tunnels and
walkways, where you’ll be able to see some of the greatest
wonders of the deep close-up.
North East Art District
As in most citys, the worn down industrial areas sooner or
later become the new hot spot after they´ve been
established by the creative crew. Minneapolis is no
exception.
The Northeast Minneapolis Art District is home to a great
number of artist studios, art galleries and performance
spaces. Walk around this unique neighborhood
distinguished by picturesque, family-run businesses, rail
yards and industry, kitchy watering holes and a wide range
of restaurants. Many of the area’s old industrial buildings
have been re-purposed as working spaces for over 400
artists.
St Paul Curling Club
This winter sport is popular in the Twin Cities. Visit the St
Paul Curling Club and watch how the players slide the
hubcap-sized ‘puck’ down the ice, aiming for the target.
While the intricacies of the game may seem a bit foreign
at rst, it’ll denitely be a unique experience to see the
‘pitcher’ shouting at the ice brushers
Atlas Grill & Clubroom
An elegant downtown restaurant that oers re-roasted
meats and seafood. Here you can have both lunch and
dinner. They oer global cuisine and a wonderful wine list
in a beautiful surrounding which makes this a perfect
place for an evening out.
D’Amico and Sons
D’Amico and Sons is a growing family restaurant who has
a passion for Italian food. Specialties include wood-red
pizzas, gourmet sandwiches, salads and pastas. They also
serve good desserts.
District del Sol
The heart of Saint Paul’s Mexican community is where
you’ll nd the most authentic and delectable burritos,
tamales and chilli – it’s not called the ‘spicy
neighbourhood’ for nothing!
Salsa a La Salsa Mexican Grill
A Mexican restaurant with tequila bar. They serve
delicious, authentic and relatively cheap food. From the
menu you can nd dishes like chile Rolleno, pork carnitas,
burritos and enchiladas.
District del Sol
The heart of Saint Paul’s Mexican community is where
you’ll nd the most authentic and delectable burritos,
tamales and chilli – it’s not called the ‘spicy
neighbourhood’ for nothing!
Address: District del Sol, Minneapolis
Nicollet Avenue
Spanning 17 blocks with more than 50 restaurants and
cafés with oerings as diverse as Vietnamese to traditional
German meals and trendy fusion restaurants.
Address: Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis
Manny’s Steakhouse
This is a steakhouse where the menu reects the local
produce like chops, chicken and fresh vegetables. They
also serve great side dishes like hashbrowns and dessert
like whisky bread pudding, hot fudge and caramel-covered
macadamia nut brownies. Open daily for breakfast, lunch
and dinner
you can enjoy good and fresh food. They also use organic
and fair trade ingredients. Serving breakfast, brunch, lunch,
dinner and desserts
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Minneapolis has 11 km of enclosed pedestrian bridges,
they're called "skyways". This system links 80 blocks
downtown and there are second oor restaurants
connected to these skyways.
Mickey’s Dining Car
For a ‘traditional’ American dining experience, you can’t
go past Mickey’s Dining Car. It was originally designed to
resemble the railroad dining cars and has been shipped
here by rail from New Jersey.
Address: 36 W. 7th Street, St. Paul
Northeast Minneapolis
Northeast Minneapolis is one of the oldest neighbourhoods
in Minneapolis and the area is overowing with inuences
from eastern Europe.
Wilde Roast Cafe
The Wilde Roast Cafe is named after Oscar Wilde and is
not your typical café. It is a comfortable place where you
can enjoy latte or a glass of wine. They serve breakfast,
lunch and dinner
BARS & NIGHTLIFE
Minneapolis nightlife could be everything from a cordial
dinner combined with an entertaining cabaret to a wild and
crazy night on the town.
First Avenue & 7th St Entry
The epitome of a rock and roll bar – some of the most
legendary musicians and bands in history have played
-"Your Downtown Danceteria Since 1970"
Address: First Avenue, 701 1st Ave North, Minneapolis, MN 55403
French Meadow Bakery & Café
French Meadow claim to be one of the leading cafés when
it comes to thinking and acting organic. They´ve been on
the case since 1985 so they know what they´re doing.
Promoting sustainable agriculture making and serving
slow foods and generally providing a tasty little oasis of
thoughtful and healthy living is the mission. Here you will
get organic and natural foods, grown locally from farmers
known and trusted by the owners, paying attention to the
changes of seasons. Serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and
kids meny. There is also a great selection of gluten free
options
400 Soundbar
Every friday the 400 Soundbar presents guest DJ’s
playing the best in House, Hip-Hop & RNB with two
danceoors. This is the only 21+ party in the city. Ladies,
free entrance till 11:30.
Aqua Nightclub & Lounge
Aqua Nightclub & Lounge is highly popular and oers the
possibility to party like a rock star. Dress to impress, as
you might bump into a celebrity here, Josh Hartnett,
Mandy Moore and Timbaland have been spotted partying
it up here.
Mall of America
This place is so enormous, it has it’s very own postcode!
With over 500 stores, 70 restaurants, 14 movie screens,
an 18 hole mini golf course and even an amusement park,
the Mall of America is the US’ fth-most visited attraction.
Just try to remember where you parked
First Avenue & 7th St Entry
The epitome of a rock and roll bar – some of the most
legendary musicians and bands in history have played
here.
-"Your Downtown Danceteria Since 1970"
North East Art District
There are numerous of boutiques and shops around this
area. Stroll down the streets and let yourselt get carried
away by the tranquile athmosphere and inspirational aire
Via´s Vintage
2,000 square feet of FUN! That´s the promise made by
Via´s Vintage. Roam around to nd that special garment,
jewlery or accessorie you won´t nd anywhere else.
Clothing and shoes and everything inbetween for both
men and women
Ramada Plaza Minneapolis
With gorgeous views over the city’s skyline, Ramada Plaza
Minneapolis is supremely positioned within close walking
distance of downtown Minneapolis
Hyatt Regency Minneapolis
In the very heart of the downtown business and shopping
districts, the Hyatt Regency Minneapolis is close to the
Walker Arts Center, the Target Center and the Metrodome.
Mall of America is only 20 minutes away, and the
Minneapolis Convention Center is connected to the hotel
via a climate-controlled skywalk
Hyatt Place Minneapolis Airport South
If you’re in Minneapolis for shopping, you can’t stay any
closer to the action than the Hyatt Place Minneapolis
Airport South. Only one mile from the Mall of America, the
hotel is also close to Underwater World and the
Minneapolis Zoo
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Uptown
This is where you’ll nd the hippest of the hip. Stroll
amongst stores featuring the hottest fashion and edgy
designs – all in a picturesque setting, within walking
distance to Lake Calhoun.
North East Art District
There are numerous of boutiques and shops around this
area. Stroll down the streets and let yourselt get carried
away by the tranquile athmosphere and inspirational aire.
Via´s Vintage
2,000 square feet of FUN! That´s the promise made by
Via´s Vintage. Roam around to nd that special garment,
jewlery or accessorie you won´t nd anywhere else.
Clothing and shoes and everything inbetween for both
men and women.
Downtown
The downtown area of Minneapolis has it all –the Nicollet
Mall with high-end boutiques and department stores, the
‘Warehouse’district which features designer homewares
and art galleries
Doubletree Guest Suites Minneapolis
The Doubletree Guest Suites Minneapolis can be found
across the street from Target Corporate headquarters in
downtown Minneapolis. The hotel amenities include a
sauna, tness center, Starbucks Coee and all guests will
receive chocolate chip cookies upon check-in.
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
Country Inn and Suites at Mall of America
The Country Inn and Suites is so close to the Mall of
America, they even oer a shuttle bus service to and from
the Mall. A complimentary ‘healthy’breakfast is included.
Crowne Plaza Bloomington
The Crowne Plaza operates a complimentary shuttle bus
to the nearby Minneapolis-St Paul International Airport and
the Mall of America. The Minneapolis Zoo and downtown
area are also close by.
Airport
The Minneapolis-St Paul International Airport. 20-minute
drive to downtown Minneapolis
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