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  Basilica of Saint Mary

  88 N 17th St Minneapolis, MN 55403 US +1-612-333-1381

  DOWNTOWN. Built almost a hundred years ago, this stately, impressive basilica serves the oldest Catholic parish in Minneapolis. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the church features entrance towers made of white Vermont granite and a copper dome that rises almost 200 feet. The sanctuary floor is made of pink Tennessee marble, and the nave is one of the widest in the world. Visitors should be respectful of masses being conducted; self-guided tour brochures can be found at the back of the sanctuary.

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  Cathedral of St. Paul

  239 Selby Ave St. Paul, MN 55102 US +1-651-228-1766

  DOWNTOWN. Modeled after Rome's St. Peter's Basilica, the Cathedral of St. Paul is literally a high point in the city's architecture. Such was the intention of Archbishop John Ireland, who insisted that its peak reach higher than that of the neighboring state capitol building. Exquisite decorative work graces the interior: stained glass windows, native travertine walls, large Italian-style mosaics, and a 60-foot carved granite relief of Christ with His apostles. Six chapels make up the Shrine of Nations and honor the ethnic peoples who settled Minnesota.

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  Sabes Jewish Community Center

  4330 S Cedar Lake Road Minneapolis, MN 55416 +1-952-381-3400

  The Sabes Jewish Community Center is much more than a religious organization-this place offers services in a variety of areas, including health and fitness, early childhood education, after school care, summer camps, senior workshops and special events. Stop by and check out their educational seminars on Jewish culture and art, take a yoga class, enroll your child in karate or piano lessons or enjoy a personalized massage therapy session. Located in Minneapolis, the Sabes JCC has a wide array of wonderful offerings that will open your mind to new ideas and maybe even provide for some highly-coveted family bonding time!