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Historic Murphy's Landing
Living history park

Category:     Shakopee Historic Site near Twin Cities, Minnesota


Description of this Twin Cities area Attraction: Located on the scenic Minnesota River, Historic Murphy's Landing depicts Minnesota life as it was during 1840-1890. During a tour, visitors can see more than 40 historical buildings and meet face-to-face with interpreters who portray the folks who might have lived in the Minnesota River Valley during this time period. The interpreters dress in period clothing and speak about their daily lives, fears and aspirations. Visitors can try making crafts or play old-fashioned games.
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Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County (HCS)
Come here to see a Viking ship replica.

Category:     Moorhead Museum in Minnesota


Description of this Minnesota Attraction: Home of the Hjemkomst Viking ship replica that sailed to Norway in 1982. Also home of the Hopperstad replica Stave Church. Used to be known as Heritage Hjemkomst Center but recently changed its name.
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James J. Hill House
Historic 1800s Gilded Age mansion

Category:     St. Paul Historic Site near Twin Cities, Minnesota


Description of this Twin Cities area Attraction: Guides lead tours that explore family and servant life in the Gilded Age mansion on historic Summit Avenue. Completed in 1891, the red sandstone residence was the setting of the public and private lives of the family of James J. Hill, builder of the Great Northern Railway. The home also offers educational programs, neighborhood tours, lectures, concerts, dramatic programs, and art exhibitions for the general public.
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Judy Garland Museum and Children's Discovery Museum
Judy Garland's historic house, gallery and Children Museum

Category:     Grand Rapids Museum in Minnesota


Description of this Minnesota Attraction: 2727 US Hwy 169 S., PO Box 724 Grand Rapids, MN 55744 800-664-JUDY • 866 CDM-Kids www.judgarlandmuseum.com www.cdmkids.org • jgarland@uslink.net office@cdmkids.org Enjoy several dynamic attractions at one campus. The new Children's Discovery Museum is full of exciting interactive exhibits like DinoDig, Geo-zoooom and River Town. Kids and adults learn together by a hands-on or "please touch" approach that is both fun and educational. A one-acre memorial flower garden leads to the restored 1925 childhood home of America's Treasure, Judy Garland-star of the world's most beloved film, Wizard of Oz. An adjacent gallery showcases Judy's Hollywood movie costumes, props and personal effects, including the Emerald City carriage used in the Wizard of Oz-once owned by President Abraham Lincoln. The Museum Store features a wide array of quality children's products, Garland mementos and gifts from Oz. Celebrities join fans each year for the Judy Garland Festival, held over the 4th weekend in June. Museum Hours: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. January thru March: Friday's & Saturday's only April thru Memorial Day: Monday - Saturday Memorial Day thru September: Monday - Sunday (7 days) October thru March: Friday's & Saturday's only
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Ladies Getaways
3 day get away in Historic Lanesboro, Minnesota

Category:     Lanesboro Attraction Packages near Rochester, Minnesota


Description of this Rochester area Attraction: Gather your friends and come to Lanesboro for a 3 day stay of relaxation and pampering. We have 3 different packages for you to choose from: Shopping Get Away, Biking Get Away and Quilting Getaway. Your lodging destination is Stone Mill Suites with 10 themed suites. All meals are included except lunch on the second day. For complete details please visit our web sites. Price is based on double occupancy with 8 or more participants. Bring your friends to Lanesboro for a memorable experience.
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Lanesboro Tours and Treasures
Trolley Tours, Shop in Historic Feed Mill

Category:     Lanesboro Tour near Rochester, Minnesota


Description of this Rochester area Attraction: Take a guided tour of Lanesboro on Molly the Trolley. You will learn about our historic B & B's, business community and agricultural community. The tour also visits the fish hatchery. You may also hop in our historic feed mill with orginal woodwork and mill equipment. The late 1800's feed mill offers a unique and delightful shopping experience. Some of the treasures you will find are ladies clothing, jewelry, seasonal gifts and a great book selection
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Lanesboro, Mn
Historic little town nestled in the Valley

Category:     Lanesboro Scenic near Rochester, Minnesota


Description of this Rochester area Attraction: Nestled in a deep valley of the Root River, Lanesboro offers tourists invigorating outdoor activities, rich artistic experiences, unique shopping, a local winery, fine dining and lodging to fit every taste and budget. Besides receiving the Great American Main Street Award in 1998, Lanesboro was named one of 100 Best Small Art Towns in America by author John Villani and one of the 50 Best Outdoor Sports Towns by Sports Afield magazine. Outside magazine featured Lanesboro, Minnesota as one of the 20 Best Dream Towns in America to live and play! A major attraction is the spectacular paved Root River State Bike Trail, winding 60 miles through the valley with Lanesboro at its heart. Excellent for biking, hiking, cross-country skiing and in-line skating, it runs along an abandoned railroad bed through high bluffs, forest lands and rolling fields. The downtown has been revitalized, the arts flourish, tourism thrives, agriculture continues to be sustainable, and the local school is still independent. Come and see for yourself why people return time and time again to renew themselves in Lanesboro's riches!
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Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum
Museum dedicated to author Laura Ingalls Wilder and Walnut G

Category:     Walnut Grove Museum in Minnesota


Description of this Minnesota Attraction: The Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum is dedicated to the pioneer history of Laura Ingalls Wilder and all early pioneers to the Walnut Grove Minnesota area. Seven buildings make up the Museum complex. Come and see the quilt Laura and her daughter Rose made along with photos of the Ingalls and Wilder families. Call ahead for staff to assist you with the use of the Microfilm reader to research ancestors from the area. The Gift Store has t-shirts; handcrafted Bonnets, Aprons & Dresses; pioneer souvenirs and many books dedicated to the Ingalls/Wilder history. School groups can arrange for guided tours and extra activities by calling ahead.
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Linden Hills, Minneapolis
Quaint neighborhood by the lakes

Category:     Minneapolis Culture near Twin Cities, Minnesota


Description of this Twin Cities area Attraction: Charming neighborhood on the west side of Lake Harriet in Southwest Minneapolis. Enjoy interesting retail and eating establishments off the beaten path. Take a stroll around our lakes or bring your bike and rollerblades to experiance over 50 miles of paved pathways along the Grand Rounds along lakes, Minnehaha Creek and the Mississippi River. www.grandrounds.com Visit our web site at www.linden-hills.com!
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MagiQuest
Your story, your adventure, your imagination brought to life

Category:     Bloomington Excursion near Twin Cities, Minnesota


Description of this Twin Cities area Attraction: MALL OF AMERICA MAGIQUEST NOW OPEN! MAGIQUEST is your story, your adventure, your imagination brought to life! Unlike anything you’ve ever encountered, MagiQuest lets you LIVE the game, not simply play it. Using a Magic Wand that knows you by name and remembers everything you accomplish, you explore a world filled with amazing creatures and characters where you will gain skill and knowledge and rise to untold levels of bravery. Discover MagiQuest’s unique magic, adventure, mystical encounters, fun and excitement at Mall of America. Truly a destination within a destination, here visitors enter an interactive world where dragons, goblins, pixies, and princesses are just part of the fun, and where you’ll find imaginations of all ages running wild. MagiQuest includes dueling stations, a retail store, and private party space for special occasions. FOR GROUP EVENTS AND BIRTHDAY PARTIES CALL 952-693-8136 or e-mail slevenson@magiquest.com
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Meeker County Historical Museum and G.A.R. Hall
Historical G.A.R. Hall and County Museum

Category:     Litchfield Historic Site in Minnesota
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Description of this Minnesota Attraction: We invite you to visit the Litchfield Grand Army of the Republic Hall, a rare and carefully preserved monument to the Civil War era. The G.A.R. Hall, one of the very few left in the nation and the only authentic one remaining in Minnesota, is on the National Register of Historic Places. Designed by a post member to look like a military fort, the hall was built in 1885 and was the home of Frank Daggett Post #35. The hall has been preserved as nearly as possible in its original condition. Large framed photographs of early post members gaze solemnly from its walls. Battle maps and paintings offer visual testimony to the ordeal these veterans survived. The furniture, the alter and organ and even the color scheme are the same as on the day of the post's last meeting. To the rear of the G.A.R. Hall , a two-story addition houses the Meeker County Historical Society Museum. This museum displays collections that depict the diverse history of Meeker County. These include Indian artifacts, an early log cabin, a blacksmith shop, household implements, early clothing fashions, tributes to United States Veterans, and more.
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Mill City Museum
Take a Fantastic Journey into Minneapolis' Past

Category:     Minneapolis Museum near Twin Cities, Minnesota


Description of this Twin Cities area Attraction: Visit Mill City Museum’s Bush Foundation Gallery; discover why Minneapolis was nicknamed the “Mill City” through exhibits focusing on power, production, promotion and people. Hear the stories of past Washburn A Mill employees, and see the flour milling machinery in action on the Flour Tower. Taste-test freshly baked goods in the Baking Lab! Take in the Mississippi River and the renowned Stone Arch Bridge from our exclusive observation deck. Make A Day of It ·Take the 2 mile self-guided walking tour over the Stone Arch Bridge (maps provided at Mill City Museum) ·Take the new Light Rail to Mill City from Fort Snelling or the Mall of America ·Segway Tours (seasonal) ·Enjoy a riverboat ride by Paradise Cruises from Boom Island (seasonal) ·Guthrie Theater opening right next door in 2006 ·For more Riverfront Activities, see www.minneapolisriverfrontdistrict.org
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Minnesota Children's Museum
Discover, explore and more!

Category:     St. Paul Museum near Twin Cities, Minnesota


Description of this Twin Cities area Attraction: Minnesota Children's Museum creates experiences that sparks children's learning. Explore seven galleries of hands-on adventures and enjoy daily activities. Minnesota Children's Museum is where kids 6 months through 10 years of age and their adult guests can touch, climb, splash, crawl, push, pull and press it all. Play to learn and learn to play!
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Minnesota History Center
Come Visit Your Place In History

Category:     St. Paul Museum near Twin Cities, Minnesota
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Description of this Twin Cities area Attraction: A vital cultural and educational gathering place, the Minnesota Historical Society is home to an exciting, interactive museum that offers visitors new perspectives on the state and its many facets and peoples. Featuring hands-on exhibits and a year-round program of entertaining and educational programs, the History Center is a Minnesota landmark. - "Blast off" in a rocket ship in "Going Places: The Mystique of Mobility" - "Happily Ever After" explores the romance, rituals, myths and realities of weddings and ceremonies across time, cultures and traditions. - Discover Minnesota rich past, preserved in the vast collections of the Library. Learn about the state's history through more than 400,000 books, 500,000 historical photographs, and virtually every newspaper ever printed in Minnesota. - Tap your toes to music on the outside terrace during the popular annual summer concert series, Nine Nights of Music. - Browse museum stores for Minnesota-themed gifts and books. - Enjoy continental breakfast or lunch in the acclaimed Cafe Minnesota, now equipped with wireless internet service.
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Minnesota Museum of American Art
Experience the MMAA’s ever-changing venue of art exhibitions

Category:     St. Paul Art Museum near Twin Cities, Minnesota


Description of this Twin Cities area Attraction: Experience and explore the energy and depth of American visual culture at the Minnesota Museum of American Art in downtown St. Paul. MMAA's Riverfront Gallery at Kellogg Boulevard and Market Street is a place for the traditional and the unconventional. At MMAA the diversity of art and artists—past, present, and emerging—is revealed through music, performance, dance, fashion, painting, film, and sculpture. For more information about MMAA, visit www.mmaa.org.
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Minnesota Orchestra
World Renown Orchestra at Orchestra Hall- Dtwn, Mpls

Category:     Minneapolis Culture near Twin Cities, Minnesota


Description of this Twin Cities area Attraction: Classical, Pops, Children's Concerts. Music for the Holidays, Concerts during the summer. The Minnesota Orchestra Hosts over 100 concerts each year at our home- Orchestra Hall- located in the heart of downtown Minneapolis. For Individual tickets call 612-371-5656. For Groups fo 10 or more call Group Sales at 612-371-5662
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Minnesota State Capitol
Free tours of Cass Gilbert's 1905 masterpiece

Category:     Minneota Historic Site in Minnesota


Description of this Minnesota Attraction: Minnesota's State Capitol is one of the Midwest's most spectacular buildings. Inspired by the White City, a ground-breaking Italian Renaissance-styled exhibit at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair, architect Cass Gilbert was determined to build a state capitol building constructed in the classical style, but with all the modern conveniences of the time. The stunning result is a towering white marble dome, fluted columns, graceful arches and commanding statuary. Free guided tours begin daily on the hour until one hour before closing.
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Minnesota Transportation Museum
Railroad Museum and Scenic Ride

Category:     St Paul Excursion in Minnesota


Description of this Minnesota Attraction: MTM has two venues. In the summer, the Osceola and St. Croix Valley Railway traverses the scenic St. Croix River Valley on 1 and 1 1/2 hour train rides from the quaint river town of Osceola Wisconsin. This ride crosses the river into Minnesota. You can watch the river, eagles, osprey, and the beauty of the protected river valley from vintage train cars. Year around the Jackson Street Roundhouse is open to the public on Wednesdays and Saturdays. See railroad exhibits, climb into full size train cars, take a caboose ride or view the workshop of the railroad. Here you will see the restoration of steam engines, some of oldest and newest diesel technology in a 100 year-old roundhouse built by James J. Hill -- the Empire Builder. See our website for hours and details. www.mtmuseum.org
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Mississippi National River & Recreation Area
National River and Recreation Area

Category:     Twin Cities Metropolitan Area National Park near Twin Cities, Minnesota


Description of this Twin Cities area Attraction: Used by Native Americans for trade, food, and water long before Europeans visited the “New World,” the Mississippi River and its watershed is a major contributor to the ecology, culture, politics and economy of the North American continent. To acknowledge this fact, Congress established the Mississippi National River and Recreation Area in 1988. The park’s boundaries enclose about 54,000 acres and 72 miles of river. They describe a narrow corridor of land on either side of the Mississippi from Dayton and Ramsey, MN on the north boundary past Hastings, MN on the south border. Only 35 acres are owned by the Park Service. These 72 miles are a significant and representative stretch of the Mississippi. They contain the only gorge and waterfall on the main course of the entire 2,350 miles of river. Named St. Anthony Falls in 1680, the falls were later used to generate power for logging, flour milling, and electricity for a growing population. Less than ten miles away, the confluence of the Mississippi and Minnesota rivers was an early outpost for the American military and an important crossroads for fur traders. Further downstream, St. Paul marked the upper end of steamboat navigation and was the jumping off place for tens of thousands of settlers. And the Vermillion River bottoms are excellent examples of floodplain forest ecology. From visitor centers to trails, from industrial centers to Mississippi River backwaters, this park has a bit of something for everyone.
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Monticello Chamber of Commerce
Trumpeter Swan Viewing

Category:     Monticello Nature in Minnesota


Description of this Minnesota Attraction: If you've got the winter doldrums, take a drive to Monticello, just 40 minutes north of the Twin Cities on I94. The swans feed in Monticello from November's end to mid February. Over 1500 per day this season. Truly a wonderful site to see. Great restaurants, hotels and the Albertville Premium Outlets just four miles away. A great winter get-a-way. Check the Chamber web for Swan and travel information at www.monticellocci.com
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Niagara Cave
Natural limestone cave, rated in top ten in US

Category:     Harmony Nature in Minnesota
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Description of this Minnesota Attraction: Niagara Cave is a unique, actively growing limestone cave in SE Minnesota. Recently rated one of the "top ten" caves in the United States! It has a waterfall nearly 60 feet high, a wedding chapel where over 4oo couples have been joined, several species of ancient fossils exposed on the walls and a variety of stalctite and stalgmite and flowstone formations. A one hour guided tour is offered by well trained friendly guides. A ten acre picnic grounds with pavillion is also available for your enjoyment.
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Nina Bliese Gallery
A Fine Art gallery featuring local & international artists

Category:     Minneapolis Art Gallery near Twin Cities, Minnesota


Description of this Twin Cities area Attraction: The Nina Bliese Gallery was established in 2007 and is located in the financial district of Minneapolis with easy access to the skyway, light rail and bus lines. The gallery featured the premiere of New Masters of Wood Turning during the summer of 2008. These works are unique works from around the world. addition, the gallery represents top national and international artists. Works include painting, sculpture, pastels,works on paper, pen & ink and photography. During December the gallery is featuring a Holiday Market with exquisite art and jewelry for every budget. To find out more about the gallery please call 612-332-2978 or check the website at www.ninabliesegallery.com.
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North Country National Scenic Trail
National Scenic Trail

Category:     State of Minnesota National Park in Minnesota


Description of this Minnesota Attraction: The North Country National Scenic Trail links scenic, natural, historic, and cultural areas in seven northern states. The approximately four thousand mile long trail incudes a variety of hikes from easy walking to challenging treks. When completed, through the efforts of many people, the trail will become the longest continuous hiking trail in the United States. From the Missouri River in North Dakota to the shores of Lake Champlain in New York, the trail allows hikers to experience a variety of features, from clear-flowing streams, to thick Northern woods, from vast prairies to clean lakes. Come and experience your America, at a walking pace.
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Pajolo Alpaca Farm & Country Store
Unique Alpaca Farm and Alpaca Clothing

Category:     Austin Tour in Minnesota


Description of this Minnesota Attraction: Pajolo Alpaca Farms, established 1996, brings to light the investment of the 'Huggable Livestock' and beautiful, luxurious Alpaca finished products-woven and knit scarves, hand and machine knit sweaters, hats, mittens, socks, jackets, yarn and sweater kits for the hand knitter. Pajolo Alpaca Farms is proud to produce excellent quality Alpaca herd for the investor and for the Alpaca lover in all of us. Call 507-437-1561 for reservations-single, multi-person, bus tours available @ $5.00 each participant.
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Pickwick Mill
Oldest Mill In the State

Category:     Winona Historic Site near Rochester, Minnesota
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Description of this Rochester area Attraction: Built in 1854 Pickwick Mill is the oldest existing industrial site in the State of Minnesota. It is six stories tall, built of native stone. Has a 20 foot diameter water wheel, original mill stones, roller mills, dressers, and scales. Located in a picturesque valley it is adjacent to Lake Labelle. Offers trout fishing, picnicing, hiking, birdwatching, or lunch/diner at nearby inn.
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Pipestone National Monument
National Monument

Category:     Pipestone National Park in Minnesota


Description of this Minnesota Attraction: The story of this stone and the pipes made from it spans four centuries of Plains Indian life. Inseparable from the traditions that structured daily routine and honored the spirit world, pipes figured prominently in the ways of the village and in dealings between tribes. The story parallels that of a culture in transition: the evolution of the pipes influenced - and was influenced by - their makers' association with white explorers, traders, soldiers, and settlers. Plains Indian culture has undergone radical change since the era of the free-ranging buffalo herds, yet pipecarving is by no means a lost art. Carvings today are appreciated as artworks as well as for ceremonial use. Once again, as commanded by the spirit bird in the Sioux story of its creation, the pipestone here is quarried by anyone of Indian ancestry. An age-old tradition continues in the modern world, ever changing yet firmly rooted in the past.
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