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· 659 reviews
333 E River Pkwy, Minneapolis, MN 55455
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Krishn Kumar Maddheshia: Visited on Weekend Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Yes
Kayla: Free art - beautiful space to walk through!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Pámela Boveda Aguirre: Great museum, great exhibitions, very nice personel working there, free entrance! very recommended if visiting twin cities area!
Salmon Soup: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No
Charlie Cowell: Free admission, can't complain about that. Small side but seemed to have variety. I am not art guru but seemed well set up.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …
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2. Mill City Museum - Minneapolis
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· 1977 reviews
704 S 2nd St, Minneapolis, MN 55401
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Sandra Pritchard: We thought it would be a quick visit. No, it was well thought out. A 20 minute film on the history of the Mills and Minneapolis. Then the Flour Tower, inspired. I am not going to give away secrets 😁. The whole experience of the Mill City Museum was awesome. It is a must to see. Views of the Mississippi from the observation deck were breathtaking.
Thomas Normile: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure
Vi So: Great historical spot. Went over the weekend to the local market…
A2Z REVIEWS: Excellent museum. Elevator tour was great. Movie was also very entertaining. Well worth the visit.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
AL2: Love the history behind the city and flour industrial industry. Love the preservation of the old building with all of the new modern vitalization of the area.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Anders Brandon: Employees were kind and it was a fun experience overallVisited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min …
Sarah Lynch: Loved it so much we have a family membership.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Jay Barnes: We had been there several years ago. The museum has grown into a really good place. The exhibits are well organized and relevant to the history of Minneapolis. It was appropriate for mature adults and school groups. Parking on the street or in a nearby ramp was easy.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Richard Erickson: Wonderful museum. About 2 to 3 hours for a visit. Great for kids with lots of hands-on exhibits.The flour tower is a cool exhibit. Great place to introduce people to the history of Minneapolis.
Jillissa Molnari: I recently visited Mill City Museum and was amazed by its rich history and unique setting. The museum, built within the ruins of the Washburn A Mill, offers a captivating glimpse into the revolutionary milling processes that shaped Minneapolis into the flour milling capital of the world in the late 19th century. The museum showcases the technological advancements of the Washburn-Crosby Co., later General Mills, and how it brought fine wheat flour to the masses. Walking through the National Historic Landmark, I could feel the significance of this site and its impact on the local community. The Minnesota Historical Society has done a fantastic job preserving and presenting this important piece of history. A must-visit for history buffs and anyone interested in Minneapolis' industrial heritage. The interactive Flour Tower was amazing, including a ride to the top of the mill and being able to see much of the Mississippi River!
Jeanette Taylor: Enjoyed seeing the history.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Jackline Ndonye: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes
Samantha Tubbs: If it weren't for the Flour Tower, I might have been disappointed...but it alone is worth the price of admission.
Valentina Contreras: Very nice little museum with a lot history!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
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· 6516 reviews
2400 3rd Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55404
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Christina Murray: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait
Steff W (Steff): Beautiful place. Went for Art n Bloom. Parking difficult as paid parking lots are even full. It was fine for us to walk a ways but wouldnt be for everyoneVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Gladys Manuela Torres Almonte: My whole family has always loved this Treasure. Ask at the desk for Treasure Hunt guided exhibits for children.
Amy Rowcliffe: Haven't been for about a decade. Didn't realize how enormous this place is! Will definitely need to go back to see it all.
Derek Larsen: Awesome place to go and see different kinds of art.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Robby P: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No
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· 625 reviews
5500 Stevens Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55419
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Gayle M: The museum was fabulously curated, and the building is a work of art in and of itself. They had exhibits from their permanent collection, cartoons and political art, surrealist work and modern large sculptures with natural wood and metal. Each artist had a story - many were about their difficulty pursuing their art in Russia. It was an incredible testimony to the freedoms we take for granted here in the United States.
Chang-Tsan Lu: We came here through the program "Museum on Us" by the Bank of America, and I feel grateful to have the opportunity to visit this little gem in the Twin Cities region. The museum is small, but the collection of art does shed some light on the Soviet culture. We enjoyed being here.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Hanneke V: Lovely museum.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Dolbo TV: Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Yes
Steve Rawlins: An amazing cultural asset nestled within a otherwise modest Minneapolis neighborhood. Painting, sculpture, mixed media, Tsarist, Revolutionary, Soviet, post-collapse, abstract, representational, humorous, poignant, surreal and plain. Also a fantastic music venue. The architecture, bright interiors, oh and a great gift shop.Visited on Weekend …
Sherelle Harris: The art there was very interesting, leaving us with a lot to talk about.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Eric Gustafson: Incredible! Well, it's credible, but very.
Milton Siegele: "The work of art is born of the artist in a mysterious and secret way. From him it gains life and being. Nor is its existence casual and inconsequent, but it has a definite and purposeful strength, alike in its material and spiritual life."~Wassily KandinskyWhat a beautifully pleasant surprise if you love art!We were wowed by the permanent collection and a few quite extraordinary pieces like:Milkmaids, Novella, 1962Nikolai N. BaskakovOil on Canvas, 47 x 90Gift of Pam and Jack Safar, 2015The architectural design of the gallery.is beautiful too.-The Museum of Russian Art is the only museum in North America dedicated to the preservation and presentation of Russian art and artifacts.They feature a dynamic rotation of exhibitions providing a gateway to understanding Russia's history, its heritage, and its art through the masterworks of its greatest artists.
Mike Olinger: Smaller but very nice art museum featuring artists of Slavic origins and local art as well.
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· 455 reviews
3537 Zenith Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55416
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escott bergren: A great place with lots of learning and hands on experiments.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Eli Johnson: This place is awesome! What a fun little museum tucked away in residential SW Mpls in an old Tudor-style mansion.Our two young boys had a great time running around and learning about electricity and Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein. The next day our 5 year old asked if we could go again.Good thing we live nearby!
Sergey Egorov: One of the best scientific museums!
Segun Lawal: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure Price for adult entry Free
Nancy Jo Austin: Took our grandkids, ages 6 and 11. Absolutely fantastic!The exhibits are great for all ages. I want to go back just to admire the architecture.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure Price for adult entry $6–10 …
Larry Brust: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure Price for adult entry $6–10
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· 1316 reviews
2600 Park Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55407
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See what’s new with ASI’s youth and family programs that feature play, craft, and language-learning opportunities for younger participants—and their adults, too!
Learn about Swedish and Swedish-American culture and the Turnblad family with educational online resources and articles.
See what’s new with ASI’s youth and family programs that feature play, craft, and language-learning opportunities for younger participants—and their adults, too!
Learn about Swedish and Swedish-American culture and the Turnblad family with educational online resources and articles.
Elise Krentzel: .Worth a visit if you’re in town.
Bayli Lenarz: . It is worth noting that I don’t think this museum would be very interesting for kids
rv83n rv83n: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes
David Gay: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure
Bailey Unrein: Очень аккуратныйДень посещения Выходной Время ожидания Ждать не пришлось Рекомендуется бронировать Нет …
Jes DeLapp: Американско-шведский институт просто поражает воображение. От внешней архитектуры до экспонатов, каждый аспект института излучает ощущение культурного богатства. Когда вы входите внутрь, вы сразу же переноситесь в мир, где оживают шведская история и наследие. Исследуете ли вы хитросплетения исторического особняка Turnblad, погружаетесь в одну из их программ или просто перекусываете в ресторане, здесь есть что-то, что увлечет и вдохновит посетителей всех возрастов.Приверженность института содействию культурному обмену и участию общества заслуживает похвалы. Благодаря разнообразным программам, мероприятиям и образовательным инициативам он служит центром диалога, обучения и прославления как шведской, так и американской культур.Американско-шведский институт является свидетельством способности культурных учреждений преодолевать границы, сокращая разрыв между прошлым и настоящим и способствуя более глубокому пониманию и оценке нашего общего наследия.Наш гид был просто потрясающим, и его на 1000% рекомендуется для самостоятельной прогулки по особняку. Крупицы знаний, которые они имеют, выведут ваш опыт на новый уровень. Это не только образовательный и обогащающий опыт, но также глубокий и незабываемый.
Lyndsey Howard: У нас был действительно прекрасный опыт! Архитектура, искусство и образовательный контент были потрясающими. Персонал был очень привлекательным, но не властным. Людям с маленькими детьми стоит посетить великолепно оформленную игровую площадку в подвале.Время ожидания Ждать не пришлось Рекомендуется бронировать Нет …
Dawn C: День посещения Выходной Время ожидания Ждать не пришлось Рекомендуется бронировать Нет
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7. Hennepin History Museum - Whittier
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· 80 reviews
2303 3rd Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55404
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Felix Phoenix: . It was interesting to see the differences and similarities that I've noticed from different areas of the world.I also really enjoyed the Bond Between Us Exhibit. I enjoyed the storytelling and strong visual components in this exhibit. I enjoyed learning about the artist’s roots, and I recommend taking your time to absorb the impact of his story.All in all, it was worthwhile. I was told by Audra at the front desk that they do have live performances there, and special exhibits are coming up in the next couple of months. Spend an hour or two, and enjoy your visit.
Kurt edwards: A tiny museum dedicated to the history of Hennepin County. It does ask for a free will donation. Easy parking and is across the street and down a block from the Minneapolis Institute of Art. Takes less than an hour.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …
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Chris Russert: Something of a hidden gem in the Twin Cities- not only tells the stories of the past, but shows their relevance to the community today and invites community members to take part in important conversations. I highly recommend visiting, places like this are invaluable!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Jack MacMillan: Very enlightening
denise thiede: Loved the Iraqi Collaborative.
Linda Haight: Interesting little museum
Brian Wene: After living in Hennepin county for 6 years it is great learning about the history of this wonderful county. Thank you for a wonderful dive into Hennepin county. I learned quite a lot!
Neal Dimick: It's a small collection, but well curated and displayed.
Carla Duff: Nice
Ray Alex “Master Blaster” Perry: It is enlightening for those who migrated here....
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8. Foshay Museum and Observation Deck - Minneapolis
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· 234 reviews
821 S Marquette Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55402
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Adam Clark: Piece of history and a great view! Definitely check it out when you get the chance.I believe it was $17 per ticket. Parking in the area is around $7. If you can find better, take it.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Ann Hajostek: Cool building and the views are worth it! The museum part was really interesting and surprising to read about the history and background of the building and area a bit more. I’d recommend checking out, something fun to do and see the cities! It was a little cold when we went up because of the wind, but it was tolerable!Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Jamey D.: and wraps around the entire building. There are free tower viewers on each corner of the deck which allow you to see far beyond the city. As it is open-air, be sure to prepare if there is inclement weather in the forecast. The museum is a rather small area which displays the history of the building. It's a nice little lesson if you're into that type of thing. The Museum level is wheelchair friendly, but the observation deck is not. There are no restrooms on this level. This experience is $15 per person as of April 2024.
Mark Lang: A great place to spend 15 to 20 minutes remembering Minnesota and Minneapolis in the younger years.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Laurisa Donte: I went here back in 2022 when I first arrived, and it is still breathtaking in 2024. It was windy that day sooooo...be careful on windy days because it will get you.It's still so beautiful, and I won't post pics about the museum because it's a must go see. I love the history lesson.
Jason Ellis: Good for the right people. Kids under 12 get in free, but make sure you ask for the "observatory" at the red desks. Also....the views are amazing! Their telescopes are from 1962 up there, so if you want a close up....I guess use your phone? lol. All in all, pretty straightforward experience, and you'll get out of it what time you spend on it. oh-and the walkway has no covering, so bring warm clothes!
Todd Pavela: Nice. Kind of expensive.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Brenda M: The tower observation Deck is pretty cool frightening but also coolVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
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9. Walker Art Center - Minneapolis
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· 4846 reviews
725 Vineland Pl, Minneapolis, MN 55403, United States
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4worldlovers: Expanding on the nautical relationships found in Allan Sekula’s Fish Story, this collection of moving image works maneuver between globalized infrastructure and our associations with the physical and metaphorical world.
Friend, Collaborator, Life-Changer: 70 Birthday Wishes for John Zorn at 70 (Part I)
Unfiltered well-wishes from over 70 collaborators, colleagues, and friends—including actor and director Mathieu Amalric and Founder of Eastside Sound Lou Holtzman—on the eve of John Zorn’s 70th birthday.
Like a Net: Diving into the Political in Allan Sekula's Fish Story
How does living in a sea of information shift the ways artworks can be political? Curator William Hernández Luege explores this question through Allan Sekula’s Fish Story.
40 years after the groundbreaking work of Howardena Pindell and Guerrilla Girls, Laurel Rand-Lewis, the Walker’s Curatorial Fellow for Collections, explores how the data of Museum collections continues to be a tool for change.
Learning through Care at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School Museum of Contemporary Art
Explore the unique models for participatory, responsive learning found at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School Museum of Contemporary Art (KSMoCA).
Free the Land, Free the People: Alanis Obomsawin’s Kanehsatake: 270 Years of Resistance
Writer and researcher Yasmina Price explores Alanis Obomsawin’s 1993 film Kanehsatake: 270 Years of Resistance, Fourth Cinema, and using the camera as an emancipatory weapon.
Friend, Collaborator, Life-Changer: 70 Birthday Wishes for John Zorn at 70 (Part I)
Unfiltered well-wishes from over 70 collaborators, colleagues, and friends—including actor and director Mathieu Amalric and Founder of Eastside Sound Lou Holtzman—on the eve of John Zorn’s 70th birthday.
Like a Net: Diving into the Political in Allan Sekula's Fish Story
How does living in a sea of information shift the ways artworks can be political? Curator William Hernández Luege explores this question through Allan Sekula’s Fish Story.
40 years after the groundbreaking work of Howardena Pindell and Guerrilla Girls, Laurel Rand-Lewis, the Walker’s Curatorial Fellow for Collections, explores how the data of Museum collections continues to be a tool for change.
Learning through Care at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School Museum of Contemporary Art
Explore the unique models for participatory, responsive learning found at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. School Museum of Contemporary Art (KSMoCA).
Free the Land, Free the People: Alanis Obomsawin’s Kanehsatake: 270 Years of Resistance
Writer and researcher Yasmina Price explores Alanis Obomsawin’s 1993 film Kanehsatake: 270 Years of Resistance, Fourth Cinema, and using the camera as an emancipatory weapon.
Lori Hessian: Keith Haring exhibt was memorable and the images stuck with me. Some adult content.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Vihar Dave: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
Lila von Bornheim: Unfortunately, due to lack of time, I was only able to visit the Keith Haring exhibition, but it was great. In general, the building and the sculpture park are great. Would have liked to see more. Very friendly staff!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Becky Wennlund: Minneapolis is lucky to have such a great museum
ryan laff: A great art center!
Flannery Rose: Always something interesting to see and talk about when I visit!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
Jim Hegarty: Wow!!! Amazing exhibits!! Something for the entire family.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Kyra Shrake: Always beautiful and fun
David E. Schnell: I don't really like modern art, but the people are great!Visited on Weekday Wait time 10–30 min Reservation recommended No …
Levi Purdum: I enjoyed the experience. The staff were friendly and open to conversation. I'm not an artist and certainly an amateur observer of art who greatly enjoyed the leading questions and engagement when offered by staff. In particular the lanky young employee who politely informed me of their water bottle policy before I entered the first exhibit also proved to be a wealth of information. In the very next room another employee successfully challenged me into recognizing a word in what largely appeared to be a jumble of chaos. The statue garden was fantastic and actively enjoyed by children adding a practical value to the inherent aesthetic value.
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10. Minnesota African American Heritage Museum & Gallery - Minneapolis
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· 28 reviews
1256 Penn Ave N, Minneapolis, MN 55411
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James Frazer: Got a great experience and learn some historyVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Joy A: Very interesting.
Andy Jopling: So nice to see an African American museum return to Mpls/St. Paul. Please frequent and donate so this one stays.
Taatiklarian: Very chill atmosphere, learned a lot and the art was really moving!
Mlina Hank: Excellent presentation the welcome with very warming in the exhibits were beautifulVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
Susan Jensen: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free
Des: Welcoming, knowledgeable staff, a ton of great information. We also were given a scavenger hunt to complete. I enjoyed seeing the quilts as well as the art.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …
Laurie Sodomlak: We appreciated this small but powerful museum and gallery. Specific info on black history in Minnesota. The quilts were full of heartfelt messages and representations of the black experience.A collection of children’s books available for purchase also.As a visitor to the state of Minnesota we left with new information and understanding.Another bonus free parking !!!
Mama Jeremiah & Caleb: I had the pleasure of visiting this national treasure. I learned about the great contributions of the AA Minnesota residents. Please take time to experience their quilt collection, the historical timeline of AA to the state of Minnesota and National civil rights movement. The important role that AA played in hosting the largest Juneteenth celebration, Prince artistic homage, and George Floyd display. It was an amazing visit and I hope others will take time to visit, support, and donate to keep it open and to expand and make this national treasure 10-20 times bigger.
Onyedimma Nwachuku: So much history packed into a small space. MAAHM covers the rich history of African American culture and the Civil Rights Movement in Minnesota. Local art is featured as well with special exhibits throughout the year! Highly informative and plenty of fun facts for all ages!Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …
Kim: Small but growing. Nice history of African American history in Minnesota. Free. Donations welcome.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …
Victoria Bayerl: Changes every 3-6 months, local artists and themesVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …
Mai Vang: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free
Neicy Days: Nice mostly reading pictures were interestingVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …
Tamara York-Tallman: Beautiful place❤️🖤💚. They are closed on Mondays but I took these thru the windows. They open Tuesday starting at 1pm. I can't wait to walk around and really see what's inside. I would love to Volunteer there couple hours out of the week.I think it's free, maybe they take donations I'm not really sureVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …
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11. Minneapolis Sculpture Garden - Minneapolis
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· 4628 reviews
725 Vineland Pl, Minneapolis, MN 55403
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Randy Sims: Sculptures to see in a meditative space that also includes sections of Minnesota meadow native plants.
Margarita Castillo: Nails work very well
Carlos Burns: Very spacious park filled with interesting works of sculpture.
Jeff Collins: Nice place to stroll around and watch a sunset or enjoy the Springtime.
Carolina C: Currently it has a sound installation in the trees that relaxes while the wind passes, it is a nice place to walk and take advantage of the beginning of the good sunny weather.
A2Z REVIEWS: Nice place to go for a walk and enjoy the artwork.
Melissa Hosten: This is a wonderful family spot and couple spot to explore and enjoy! Be sure to cross the street and enjoy the zig zag paths to more sculptures!
James Hemstead: Fun place to walk around and check out the art.
Shayla Nelson: Nice to walk around, Minneapolis classic. Pretty
Kris Pederson Gruidl: Love the renovations...however if it's a sunny day, take care to put sunscreen on the kiddos. People in strollers we're noticably struggling to find a shady place to stop...
Crystal Casto: Absolutely beautiful
Melissa: Always a nice place to visit! Beautiful day.
Felix Phoenix: I love this place during the warm season! The cherry is, of course, iconic and a Minneapolis staple! This is a fun place for family, friends, individuals, residents, and tourists alike. There's something for everyone to enjoy. Go check out the interior of The Walker as well! The sculpture garden is free to the public.Art Fair today on May 11th, 2024 was awesome!!!Dog-friendliness: Dogs are allowed on leashes.
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12. James J. Fiorentino Foundation and Museum - Minneapolis
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· 3 reviews
126 N 1st St, Minneapolis, MN 55401
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13. The Somali Museum of Minnesota - Midtown Phillips
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· 62 reviews
1516 E Lake St #011, Minneapolis, MN 55407
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Xasan Daud: Thank you Somali Museum for keeping the importance of our culture and its artifacts, last week i had a great tour together with my kids and we enjoyed. kids learned more about their country and its culture. Thanks Seid for the wonderful tour you provided to us.
Abdullah Hussein: Woow it is good
Cam H: really was the highlight of our visit. She was friendly, informative, and opened up about her personal experience with Somalia which was powerful and insightful. The location is really the only downside to this Museum, as it deserves a much larger space with better public visibility. But between the numerous historical artifacts, well laid out displays, and our wonderful tour guide, we spent well over an hour there and would highly recommend this museum to anyone considering a visit!
Sebastien N: I learned a lot about Somali culture and history. A small museum but very interesting.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry $11–15 …
Osman: I have been to the Somali Museum many times. It is a great place to spend your day learning Somali culture without traveling to Somalia.Thank you!
A Shaib: Great museum to learn something new and welcoming Somali🇸🇴 peopleVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes Price for adult entry $21–30 …
CATS FACTS: Very small but very good guided tour
m t muc: Nice people , great heritage
Ai Mb: Super informative museum. Well done
Lizsandra Edwards: Small but powerful. The best part? The staff was amazing. So incredibly kind, friendly and fun! Don’t be turned off from the size of the museum by the way. We spent about an hour there and we could have easily spent much more time! There is so much information and the tour was excellent and well explained. I appreciated how things were explained, we were invited to ask questions and then given a couple minutes to look around and read more information before we moved on to another section of the museum. The worst part? I wish we would have stayed longer!! It was just lovely. They also have a small gift shop in what I think is the office area. It’s very easy to miss and it’s all in one display case so it’s small but I went home with a book written by the founder of the museum that explains the artifacts even more. It was $20 and worth every penny! I am learning Somali so seeing part of the book written in that language was exciting. I think they need to move the display where people can see it though, otherwise you’ll miss out on some neat items. I also wish the museum was easier to find so more people would know it exists, maybe a bigger sign outside so they know it’s in a basement. Either way, I’ll be stopping by again for sure and our visiting friend from London had a great time too! Mahadsanid!
Josie H: Mr. Ali gave us a very informative and personal tour of the museum. He shared his knowledge of Somali history and culture in a way that really drew us in. Hundreds of artifacts in a small space, so plenty to look at and enjoy.
A M: I had a great tour. best ever museum experience I ever had well done The Somali Museum of MN.
Omar Alansari-Kreger: The arrival of the Somali Museum of Minnesota is something long overdue to the metropolitan area. Naturally, this has added to the multicultural richness of the Twin Cities. There are two key exhibits missing from the collection of the museum: the first should focus on documenting a visual history of the Somali Diaspora in Minnesota. Such an exhibit can be initiated by depicting images from the first families arriving in Minnesota from the early-1990s to the present. The same exhibit can also recognize key members of the diaspora that have contributed to the cultural & intellectual enrichment of the Twin Cities while avoiding political themes & topics.Secondly, the museum should have an exhibit on Somali Bantus detailing their history & how their ethnic identity forms part of an integral whole of Somali culture overall. Perhaps the Somali Museum of Minnesota can also work toward hosting a permanent diplomatic mission from Somalia specializing in diasporic affairs? Considering the Twin Cities hosts the largest Somali Diasporic Community in North America, the Somali Museum of Minnesota seems like a logical place to host an official Somali diplomatic mission outside Washington D.C.Finally, the museum should also consider introducing a library featuring Somali literature & transcribed oral poetry with a separate area dedicated to transliterating books from English into Somali for purposes of developing a shared intellectual perspective between both languages.
Josh “Troz” McCauley: Such a well curated space. We got there when they opened on a Saturday and got a private guided tour. I learned so much about Somalia and the culture. Definitely deserving of their Best Small Museum award.
Patrick Buggy: Fun fact: Minnesota has the largest population of Somali people outside of Africa.
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· 591 reviews
200 Tower Ave, St Paul, MN 55111
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Amit Pant: Historical place must to visit
Austin Henninger Ricci (AJ): I love old star forts, so cool. So much history beneath the surfaceVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
michael jansen: There are plenty of walking trails and some very nice scenery as well. Fishing pier, picnic areas, grills, and even a boat launch on the Minnesota River side under the big bridge! It's a great escape and so close. Go visit!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Scott Berglund: I've been here hundreds of times with my son, and it's a new adventure every time. We love it!!We look forward to going here every season. Even though we have been there many times, it is always a new adventure.Not only do we continue to go back there again and again, but we invite friends to come with who have either never been there, or have not been there in a very long time.
J D: Impressive - very clean
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15. John H. Stevens House Museum - Hiawatha
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· 13 reviews
4901 Minnehaha Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55417
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James Berreth: This site is extremely interesting and holds a lot of history. The interior is currently closed due to COVID but it's an interesting place to spend time nonetheless.
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Jason Christenson: This place is neat and worth the visit. Lots of great information. If you’re in the area for Minnehaha Falls, it would be very worthwhile to stop by!
Dario C: Nice part of the Minnehaha Regional Park!
Robert Zelenak: This was the first house built in Minneapolis back in 1850.
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16. Minnehaha Depot - Hiawatha
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· 6 reviews
Minnehaha Park, Hwy 55 &, E Minnehaha Pkwy, Minneapolis, MN 55417
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· 2007 reviews
345 W Kellogg Blvd, St Paul, MN 55102
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Gavin Long: Thought-provoking and insanely well-designed exhibits. Very courteous and friendly staff who went above and beyond. Easy, affordable, and accessible parking. An excellent way to spend a Sunday afternoon.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Maheen Zaman: Great native American permanent exhibit and fantastic exhibits on critical and fun topics on rotation.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Kelly Oellien: Visited on Weekday Wait time 1 hr+ Reservation recommended Not sure
Jenna “Jenmarie” Davison: Очень понравилась выставка арахиса. Была отличная выставка в рамках Месяца черной истории. Оба были очень информативными.
Olivia Picha: Это прекрасное место, куда я хожу всю свою жизнь, и оно никогда не надоедает. Вы можете ощутить, что такое торнадо, пройдя через лабиринт кукурузной мельницы, даже создать пули и посмотреть старые движения в старом кинотеатре внутри. В музее также есть прекрасный сувенирный магазин и потрясающий вид на центр города Сент-Пол. Предлагаю пойти.
Trish Marciano: Отличное место, чтобы узнать историю Миннесоты. Стоит посетить.День посещения Будний день Время ожидания Ждать не пришлось Рекомендуется бронировать Нет …
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· 218 reviews
2088 Larpenteur Ave W, St Paul, MN 55113
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kristoffar nelson: Fantastic experience for the entire family!
Polymath: Great exhibits and the staff are great as well!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Cory Jones: Awesome place, friendly staff, knowledgeable , super clean place. I just wish I had more time to check out the entire place, I also loved that they do live petting of a snake thereVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Tom Faltesek: My son loves holding the cockroaches and exploring the museum's extensive collection of bugs.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Sai Lebben: An extremely beautiful facility with tons of amazing specimens! The planetarium was super cool and the touch and see lab was also a neat experience. The gift shop has very reasonably priced snacks and not all of them are total junk food either! Great place for all ages.
Pámela Boveda Aguirre: Amazing museum in the Twin cities, the planetarium shows are amazing, the touch and see lab is very helpful for kids and adults to learn about science and animals! upstairs there are so many interesting things to see and learn! I highly recommend this place for the family and friends! 100%Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
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· 1025 reviews
120 W Kellogg Blvd, St Paul, MN 55102
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Alishia Pete: Went as a school field trip. Great place. We would have enjoyed more if there was less kids. There was like 6 schools there all at the same time. Will take my kids back hopefully when its not as busy so we can enjoy the exhibits more.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
MIKE SUESS: FunVisited on Weekend …
Alexi Wells: The museum experience begins as soon as you walk into the building as you are greeted by a couple activities and the trex. A coffee shop style snack kiosk waits in the entrance as well as the S tier gift shop. Once you enter the exhibit areas the floors are packed with kid friendly interactive learning stations and if your kids are anything like mine, they will burn hours playing and learning. My family's favorite exhibits were: the trex racing track and the synthetic tornado. I was surprised by the space exploration section and loved all of the experiments that were available here. The in-house restaurant was still closed when we visited but they said they are working on getting it reopened.SNAP recipients quality for reduced ticket prices.
Kim Leonard: Omni max - A Star is Born good showVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
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20. Minnesota Air National Guard Museum - Hennepin County
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· 27 reviews
670 General Miller Drive, Building 670, St Paul, MN 55111
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Martin Kolar: Nice collection of military aircraftReservation recommended Yes Price for adult entry Free …
Niko S: You cannot arrive without appointment. Call them in advance, I think in couple of days before planned visit
Laurie Jensen: Amazing history of the Air National Guard in Minnesota. Terrific collection of aircraft, etc.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Roxie DeJarnette: I could not be happier with our visit. My 1 year old son is OBSESSED with airplanes so imagine my excitement to find this museum. Our guide catered our entire visit to my son which I really appreciated. He was patient and so caring with him, even carrying him around the airplanes so I could take videos. I can’t recommend this place enough. I cannot wait to go back with my son and by myself!
ronald kaup: Fantastic place to seeVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …
John Eichenberger: This is an amazing place to see aircraft and historical artifacts.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes Price for adult entry $6–10 …
Scott Carlson: Really cool look at some of the MN history of military air contributions. Free to visit and is run off of donations.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes Price for adult entry $1–5 …
Alex Meyer: This is a really cool museum to visit. It's within the actual base itself so there's security checks and all that. When I went a few years ago it was a background search at the gate and an inspection of your car.I think it's changed to requiring advance notice and at the moment it's unfortunately closed for some heightened security reason or another.Hopefully it opens back up.
John Walker: This is a great little air museum. But, I wish they still had the A-12 Blackbird.
