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Visitor Information, Minnesota Tourism
Minnesota Visitor Information
Below is a list of Minnesota visitor information to help you plan a Minnesota Vacation! Find detailed information on the Minnesota vacation information entries by clicking on their links. Narrow your search by selecting from a specific Minnesota visitor information category on the left hand menu.
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You can use WeGoPlaces.com to plan your Minnesota vacation itinerary! To begin, select from our list of Minnesota tourist attractions, activities, accommodations, events, restaurants or Minnesota vacation & visitor information entries. Click the "Add" button to add individual entries to your online Minnesota vacation itinerary.
Explore All Of Minnesota's Regions
You can find Minnesota tourist attractions and activities in all of Minnesota's regions: Duluth, Mankato, Rochester, Twin Cities and Other.
Featured Minnesota Tourist Attractions and Activities
Please visit our Minnesota featured listings - Minnesota Vikings at Metrodome, Monster Jam at Metrodome, Wilco at DECC Auditorium and Jeff Dunham at Alltel Center.
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Burnsville Convention & Visitors Bureau
Destination Marketing Organization
Category: Burnsville Visitor Bureau near Twin Cities, Minnesota
Description of this Twin Cities area Visitor Information entry: You can see it all from here! Burnsville, Minnesota is located near Mall of America & Nickelodeon Universe, Valleyfair! Amusement Park, the Minnesota Zoo, and much more. Ideally situated at the intersection of Interstates 35W and 35E, Burnsville is just minutes from downtown Minneapolis and downtown St. Paul, making great theater, concerts, and events close at hand. Burnsville boasts the new Burnsville Performing Arts Center that opened in January 2009, great shopping with Burnsville Center and numerous stores and specialty shops. A wide variety of restaurants and fast food spots feature dining fun for everyone. Buck Hill Ski Area makes winter fun with downhill skiing, snowboarding, and snowtubing. Burnsville parks and the nearby Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge offer great spots for hiking, biking, and birding. Burnsville's 10 hotels with 964 rooms offer comfort and variety at affordable prices. Friendly, relaxed atmosphere, away from traffic and parking hassels, yet minutes from all the action, entertainment, and fun--that's Burnsville!
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Explore Jordan
Explore Jordan, Minnesota
Category: Jordan Tourism in Minnesota
Description of this Minnesota Visitor Information entry: ExploreJordan.org is a community collaboration of small business owners in the historic small town of Jordan, Minnesota.
Located in the heart of Minnesota River Valley.
In historic downtown, as many as 15 of the buildings on Water Street and South Broadway are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. You'll find unique shopping in Jordan. Antique shops, family restaurants, sports bars, world famous Pekarna Meats, beautiful floral supplies, creative art centers, unique gift shops, the Mini Met baseball facility and the historic Nicolin Mansion Bed and Breakfast all within a city block.
Shop Jordan Mn!
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Hinckley Convention and Visitors Bureau
Hinckley, MN Located only 1 hour North of the Twin Cities!
Category: Hinckley Visitor Bureau in Minnesota
Description of this Minnesota Visitor Information entry: The City of Hinckley welcomes you to Relax...Have Fun! We have much to offer everyone including gaming excitement at Grand Casino Hinckley, experience natures beauty at the St. Croix and Banning State Parks, the 72 mile paved Willard Munger State Trail, Championship Golf at Grand National Golf Club, Rich History at the Hinckley Fire Museum, shopping and antiquing at many area shops including a quilt shop, and excellent dining at area restaurants. After a day of enjoying all Hinckley has to offer, relax at one of our six hotels.
Activities: Biking, Camping, Canoeing, Cross-Country Skiing, Gaming, Four wheeling, Golfing, Hiking, Kayaking, Horseback Riding, In-line skating, Snowmobiling, Snowshoeing and more!!
Hotels: Days Inn, Grand Casino Hinckley Hotel, Grand Hinckley Inn, Grand Northern Inn, Grand RV Resort & Chalets and Travelodge.
For a Free Travel Guide please call: 800-952-4282 or email: hinckleycvb@scicable.net
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Lake of the Woods Tourism
Tourist Information Center
Category: Baudette Chamber of Commerce in Minnesota
Description of this Minnesota Visitor Information entry: The Lake of the Woods Tourist Information Center is located on the west edge of Baudette, Minnesota, the "Walleye Capital of the World"! Lake of the Woods is known throughout the nation as one of the best walleye fisheries in the world! In addition to fabulous multi-species fishing, the area hosts thousands of acres of public land for wildlife viewing! Black bear, grey wolves, whitetail deer, river otter and beaver are all routinely sighted. Birding opportunities abound in the area, and the Lake of the Woods is home to various colonial nest sites, including pelican, common terns, black terns and double crested cormorants. The rare Piping Plover nests in the Wildlife Sanctuary located on Pine Island.
Our center hosts an array of area brochures along with our comprehensive, Getaway Guide. The Lake of the Woods Tourist Information Center is open year around, Monday through Friday, 9:00-4:30 in the winter and seven days a week in the summer. Stop in and see us, we would love to meet you!
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New Ulm, MN
"New Ulm, MN: The Most German City in America!"
Category: New Ulm Chamber of Commerce in Minnesota
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Description of this Minnesota Visitor Information entry: Discover Germany in Minnesota in this 13,500 person town in south-central Minnesota.
Famous for it's strong German heritage, the Federal Census of 2000 called it the most German
city in America. Experience their festivals, monuments and history, food and drink, specialty and import shops and so much more! Call for a free Visitors Guide today.
Come see how the real New Ulm compares with the town shown in the recent "New In Town" movie about us! On September 17-19, 2009 come celebrate the 2,000 Anniversary of Hermann the German's victory over the Romans. It will feature many events and displays.
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Red Wing Visitor and Convention Bureau
everything you want to know about Red Wing MN
Category: Red Wing Tourism near Twin Cities, Minnesota
Description of this Twin Cities area Visitor Information entry: We are the Red Wing information Bureau. We have listings of all the places to go, things to do, events, shopping, places to stay, and great resturants. We also are an official Travel Center, with Brochures from around the State of Minnesota. We are here to answer questions, and help you with your travel plans. Visit us at www.redwing.org or call 1-800-498-3444 to get our free Visitor Guide, a beautiful full colored book to help you explore Red Wing and the surrounding areas. Stop by the Visitor Center in the Train Depot, and we have maps of the area for you. Red Wing has been selected as one of the top historic destinations in the world by National Geographic Traveler Magazine, one of only three American cities that made it in the top 25.
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Saint Paul, Minnesota
Minnesota's Capital City
Category: St. Paul Tourism near Twin Cities, Minnesota
Description of this Twin Cities area Visitor Information entry: Saint Paul is a historic capital city, recognized for its European charm, culturally diverse, friendly people and its picturesque location on the Mississippi River. Saint Paul is home to world-class attractions, bustling restaurants and a variety of theatres, all within walking distance of many downtown hotels.
Families will enjoy the fun and learning experienced when they visit the Science Museum of Minnesota, a state-of-the-art facility cascading down the bluffs above the Mississippi River. The Minnesota Children's Museum features hands on exhibits for children of all ages. Learn about Saint Paul’s colorful past through narrated history tours and enjoy the splendor of the Mississippi River with a riverboat ride aboard one of the Padelford Packet Boats.
Saint Paul features a thriving theater and entertainment district, offering Broadway musicals as or concerts at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts, fantastic new restaurants, wine bars and jazz clubs, Las Vegas style gambling at nearby casinos, and the world's largest selection of shopping and entertainment at Mall of America.
The city is also a hotbed of history and culture. The Minnesota Museum of American Art house offers an extensive collection of works from regional artists as well as great American works. Visitors young and old will enjoy the interactive exhibits at the Minnesota History Center, as well as the city's other historic sites including the State Capitol, Historic Fort Snelling and historic homes such as the Alexander Ramsey House and James J. Hill House.
Stately Summit Avenue showcases the country's largest stretch of Victorian homes, reaching from the Cathedral of Saint Paul near downtown to the Mississippi River Boulevard five miles west. The city's wealth of architectural masterpieces ranging from
the Cass Gilbert designed State Capitol to the castle-like Landmark Center to the impressive James J Hill mansion make walking tours a must in this historic rivertown. One block west of Summit Avenue lays Grand Avenue, an eclectic collection of one-of-a-kind boutique and specialty shops and ethnic restaurants set in a cozy turn-of-the-century neighborhood.
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Waseca Tourism
Camp, visit our historic sites, gift shops and area lakes.
Category: Waseca Chamber of Commerce in Minnesota
Description of this Minnesota Visitor Information entry: Welcome to Waseca, Minnesota. Discover Waseca and experience a city full of opportunity and fun. We invite you to enjoy our beautiful lakes, parks, tree-lined boulevards and picturesque homes. Stop and shop our antique, craft, and charming specialty shops. Love History? Tour our historical museum, Farmamerica, arts center and so much more. Looking for recreation? Try our outdoor water park, hiking and biking trails, campgrounds, golf, dining and coffee houses. The attraction to our community is the small town family atmosphere, the contentment among its residents, the refreshing business climate and the progressive attitude. Visitors fall in love with Waseca’s beauty, history and small town charm.
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Greater Minneapolis Convention and Visitors Association
Tourism and travel information
Category: Minneapolis Visitor Bureau near Twin Cities, Minnesota
Description of this Twin Cities area Visitor Information entry: Experience Minneapolis - four distinct seasons and world-class shopping, dining and entertainment come together in a downtown that's energetic, convenient and picturesque.
Nicollet Mall, a pedestrian thoroughfare, is lined with shopping, from one-of-a-kind shops to department stores. The largest mall in the country, Mall of America, is in nearby Bloomington and includes over 500 stores, dining and nightlife all in one complex. Nicollet Avenue's "Eat Street" offers a wide ethnic variety of dining options. Find a variety of unique cultures when you visit Minneapolis neighborhoods for their unique boutiques and sidewalk cafes.
Minneapolis is a cultural destination, from its theaters to musuems to music. Two Tony Award-winning theaters call Minneapolis home, Guthrie Theater and The Children's Theatre Company. The Minneapolis Institute of Art's collection includes more than 100,000 objects spanning more than 5,000 years. Next to each other are the contemporary Walker Art Center and Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, the largest urban sculpture garden in the country. With a spectacular exterior made of angled sheets of brushed steel, the Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum is an attraction inside and out.
Getting to and around Minneapolis is easy. The Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport is just minutes from downtown and where Northwest Airlines, the world's fifth largest airline is based. The Light Rail Transit connects downtown Minneapolis, historic Fort Snelling, both airport terminals and Mall of America, making transportation easy and inexpensive.
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