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Twin Cities Metro Area
There are so many things to do in
Minneapolis-Saint Paul, I can’t possibly name them all! Thank goodness for
websites. We encourage you to use the informational resources on the first page
to request visitors’ guides to get a better picture of the all the attractions
the cities have to offer! Here’s
a list of some of Ramseyhillman’s favorites: The
American Swedish Institute Explore
this museum of Swedish-American art, culture and history within the 1904
Turnblad "castle" at the American Swedish Institute. The former
home of newspaper publisher Swan Turnblad features limestone turrets, gargoyles,
hand carved woodwork, and porcelain tile stoves. National Register of
Historic Places. Visit this source for all things Swedish. Tu-Th-Fr-Sat 12-4pm, Wed 12-8pm, Sun 1-5pm.
$3-5 per person.
www.americanswedishinst.org,
Tel: 612-871-4907 Mall
of America Self-explanatory!
The world’s first indoor mall was in Edina, Minnesota, and now the state also
has the largest mall in America. Stores, restaurants, amusement park, games,
walk-through aquarium, and lots of kids stuff. Be sure to visit the website to
print out coupons. Located in Bloomington, 15 minutes SW of Saint Paul.
www.mallofamerica.com,
Tel: 952-883-8800. Lake
Harriet Canoeing Rent
a Canoe and paddle along this serene setting in the middle of the city of
Minneapolis.
www.minneapolisparks.org,
Tel: 612.673.2489 Golf Minnesotans
are some of the country’s most devoted golfers. In fact, there are more
golfers per capita in Minnesota than any other state! There are too many courses
to name here, so check out these resources:
www.mngolfer.com,
www.minnesotagolf.org,
TeeMaster Golf Line: 952-525-7800 |
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