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OUR TAKE ON MINNEAPOLIS


Minneapolis, Minnesota, things to do, whether you’re planning family vacations or romantic getaways, can include golf or museums. Whatever your vacation needs, Minneapolis, Minnesota, has it all.

If your family includes furry members, several Minneapolis, Minnesota, hotels advertise as pet friendly in addition to being kid friendly. These family hotels offer pools, free breakfast, oversized family rooms and baby-sitting services. Minneapolis vacations can include family activities such as a day at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden or the St. Louis Park Aquatic Park.

Options for romantic getaways include a round of golf on one of many local golf courses recommended by travel guides, shopping or pamper yourself at a spa. End your day at one of the many Minneapolis, Minnesota hotels that cater to couples or a bed and breakfast where you’ll feel like a special guest in someone’s home.

Half the fun of a vacation is eating. Whether you’re feeding the whole family or you’re looking for a candlelit dinner for two, check reviews in travel guides for restaurant ratings and recommendations. Minneapolis, Minnesota, offers a number of fun, exciting or romantic things to do, no matter what type of vacation you’re planning.

LODGING

  1. Sofitel Minneapolis
    "lobby with wine and delicious hors d oeuvres. Very helpful and service oriented staff" - a Tripadvisor user
  2. Hilton Minneapolis
    "rooms were very nice & beds were super comfortable" - a Citysearch user
  3. The Marquette Minneapolis
    "food in the restaurant was great almost like in france" - a Fodors user
  1. Marriott Minneapolis City Center
  2. Graves 601 Hotel
  3. Sheraton Bloomington Hotel, Minneapolis South
  4. Doubletree Hotel Minneapolis-Park Place
  1. The Grand Hotel
  2. Hyatt Regency Minneapolis
  3. Four Points by Sheraton Minneapolis

THINGS TO DO

  1. The Park at MOA
    "Spent 2 days at the Mall of America. Must say that the Park at MOA changes very little over the years. I guess it is in the process of being changed to new owners again. This time Nickelodean. So the rides are the same. The staff here is very unfriendly. They seem to just have a job. In fact waiting for one ride the girl told a co-worker that she was tired and didn't feel like moving fast today. She indeed did not as I timed it and it took 14 minutes from the stop of the ride until the next one took off. That is ridiculous. Other rides we encountered the same slowness. It would be nice to see some smiles on the faces of the employees here. Their reactions tell me that they don't like their jobs. The managers here need to light some fires under their people. It could be a great place if there was some livelyhood in the people. This is definitely not a Disney World mentality. It will be a long time before we go. I will need word of mouth to hear if things have changed." - a Tripadvisor user
  2. Chalet Drive Golf Practice Center
  3. Minneapolis Sculpture Garden
    "First of all, the sculpture garden is free so what do you have to lose by checking it out? Second, unlike the recently opened sculpture park in Seattle, there are no rules against touching the art. Third, this is a beautiful urban space that shouldn't be missed. Right next to the Walker Art Museum and a stone's throw from the imposing bascilica, the sculpture garden has become an iconic part of life in the Twin Cities. No visit is complete without a picture of yourself in front of the Cherry Spoon!" - a Tripadvisor user
  1. Walker Art Center
  2. Bakken Library and Museum of Electricity in Life
  3. The Soap Factory
  4. Mill City Museum
  1. Underwater Adventures Aquarium
  2. Minnehaha Falls
  3. Stevens Square Center For the Arts

LODGING

THINGS TO DO


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