Minnesota's best museums reach well beyond the art world. Whether you’re a history buff who loves a memorable storyline or a connoisseur of pop culture, there's a little something for everyone within the following list.
You don’t need a time machine to go back to the good old days. Just hop in the car and head down the Minnesota River Valley Scenic Byway, where historic homes, churches and commercial buildings remain an integral part of modern life.
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Chanhassen, an unassuming suburb about 20 miles southwest of downtown Minneapolis, is home to three major attractions that draw visitors from across the globe. Whether you're here to see a show, pay tribute to Prince or explore the great outdoors, you'll find it in Chan.
Join King Henry and his royal court for an unforgettable journey back in time at the Minnesota Renaissance Festival. Explore 16 stages of 16th century entertainment, from daring jousts to theatrical performances, offering something for every member of the family.
Whether you’re in the middle of a cross-country tour or simply stretching your legs after a long day of riding, one thing is certain: Bike-centric vacations have distinct lodging needs. In addition to standard amenities, you’re also looking for secure bike storage, tools, pumps and maps. (We wouldn’t say no to a shuttle service or bike rental either.)
The most romantic winter vacation isn’t always a beach with an umbrella drink in hand. Sometimes it’s a quiet, cozy, firelit retreat, with snow drifting silently outside. Here are a few places to inspire your next getaway.
Between cooler temperatures, prime fall peeping, and less competition for tee times, fall may be the best time of year to golf in Minnesota. There are more than 400 courses spread throughout the state; here is where you can find some of our favorites, from prairie links to lakeside resorts.
Garden lovers and green thumbs can find inspiring flower arrangements throughout the state, each with its own distinct personality and history. Depending on snow melt, blooms begin towards the tail end of April and continue until late fall’s frosty bite. The colors and landscapes change constantly through the seasons, too, making them ideal for repeat visits.
Water thunders over St. Cloud’s dam, harnessing the power of the Mississippi River while also flowing toward one of its most serene, scenic and accessible stretches to explore. Here, on the city’s south side with St.