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  Foshay Tower

  821 Marquette Ave Minneapolis, MN 55402 US

  DOWNTOWN. At 32 stories and 447 feet, Foshay Tower seems small by today's skyscraper standards. However, the tower, built in 1929, was the tallest building in Minneapolis until 1971, when it was eclipsed by the 775-foot IDS Tower. Today, Foshay Tower is a well-preserved remnant of graceful, 1920s-era Art Deco style and is home to the W Hotel Minneapolis.

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  Irene Hixon Whitney Bridge

  Vineland Pl Minneapolis, MN 55403 US +1-612-230-6400

  DOWNTOWN. This whimsical, pastel yellow-and-blue pedestrian bridge, designed by Siah Armajani, features graceful supporting arches and an enclosed private walking space, complete with poetry to read on the journey. It crosses 16 lanes of bustling I-94 traffic between downtown, Loring Park, and the Lowry Hill neighborhood.

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  Minneapolis Farmers' Market

  312 E. Lyndale Ave N. Minneapolis, MN 55405 +1-612-333-1718

  The Minneapolis Farmers' Market, also known as the Lyndale Market, is a year-round farmers' market in downtown Minneapolis where you'll find everything from locally grown produce to handcrafted items and freshly baked desserts. This market has been a staple in the local community since its inception in 1937, and it continues to bring fresh products to the people of the Twin Cities. Because of Minnesota's short growing season, the market also hosts vendors from outside the state, making fresh fruits, veggies and other staples available throughout the year.

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  Minnehaha Park and Falls

  4801 Minnehaha Ave S Minneapolis, MN 55417 US +1-612-230-6400

  WEST MINNEAPOLIS. Minnehaha Creek drops 53 feet to form beautiful Minnehaha Falls, an impressive sight year-round. Minnehaha Park, with its 193 acres, is a favorite spot for family get-togethers and company picnics. Plenty of tables and shelters, a tennis court, a recreation building, and horseshoe pits are available. Sculptures also dot the terrain, and formal gardens and hiking trails are musts for nature enthusiasts.

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  Minnesota State Capitol

  75 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd St. Paul, MN 55155 US +1-651-296-2881

  DOWNTOWN. An architectural masterpiece, the capitol building boasts the largest unsupported marble dome in the world and a palatial interior. As such, the landmark is considered one of the nation's most beautiful state capitol buildings. The front steps offer breathtaking views of the downtown area, of St. Paul's Cathedral, and of the Mississippi River Valley. Statuary and murals represent the history and principles of the state. The Senate, House of Representatives, and Supreme Court Chambers are located on the second floor. The Minnesota Historical Society conducts free tours.

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  Padelford Packet Boat Company

  Harriet Island St. Paul, MN 55107 US +1-651-227-1100

  HARRIET ISLAND / BOOM ISLAND. If you can't imagine anything better than sightseeing along the river, make sure to consider these cruises. Departing from Harriet Island in St. Paul and Boom Island in Minneapolis, they feature large riverboats and plenty of beautiful scenery, including fall foliage, fireworks, birdwatching, and sunsets. Other options include dinner, brunch, and half-day lunch and lock cruises. Call to see what else is on offer.

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  Purcell-Cutts House

  2328 Lake Pl Minneapolis, MN 55405-2472 US +1-612-870-6323

  UPTOWN. The Minneapolis Institute of the Arts owns this early 20th-century home, which was restored in 1991. The fascinating residence features decorative touches typical of Prairie School architecture and design, including intricate stenciling and art-glass windows. Many of the original furnishings remain in the low-slung structure. Tours are given at 10am, 11am, noon, and 1pm on Saturday and at noon, 1pm, and 2pm on Sunday. Reservations are required.

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  Rice Park

  109 W 4th St St. Paul, MN 55102 US +1-651-266-6400

  DOWNTOWN. Rice Park, the heart of St. Paul's downtown, is the perfect urban square. Some of the city's most notable architectural landmarks, such as the St. Paul Hotel, Ordway Music Theater, St. Paul Public Library, and the Landmark Center, surround the city-owned park. The public space hosts a variety of musical, artistic, and theatrical festivities throughout the year.

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  Skyways in Minneapolis and St. Paul

  512 Nicollet Ave Minneapolis / St. Paul, MN 55402 US +1-888-676-6757

  DOWNTOWN. Twin Cities Skyways let pedestrians travel through enclosed walkways high above the streets in order to access a variety of buildings. Skyways have played an important role in maintaining the vitality of the downtown area through the years, and office buildings, hotels, and shops are all accessible through them. Aside from these destinations, small delis, bakeries, shops, and restaurants line the aboveground walkways.

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  Stillwater Trolley Company

  400 Nelson St Stillwater, MN 55082 US +1-651-430-0352

  STILLWATER. One of the best ways to acclimate yourself to this lovely town is by taking a trolley tour. Old-fashioned trolleys weave through Stillwater's hilly streets, and all the while, the company's colorful tour guides bring yesteryear back to life. Tours usually take visitors through the city's older neighborhoods, past stately Greek Revival homes, and atop hill crests for splendid views of the St. Croix River and Stillwater itself. Call for details and times.