Historic Sites Travel & Things to Do in north loop

Made of granite, limestone and 23 impressive arches, the 2100 foot Minneapolis Stone Arch Bridge is an attraction you don't want to miss. Named among the...

Built almost a hundred years ago, this stately, impressive basilica serves the oldest Catholic parish in Minneapolis. Listed on the National Register of Historic...

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...

Guided tours on deluxe motor coaches. Included are the downtown areas of the Twin Cities, Chain-of-Lakes, Mary Tyler Moore's house, and Minnehaha Falls...

Central Lutheran Cathedral is Minneapolis' main Lutheran church. It conducts weekly services with Lutheran liturgy and has Holy Communions on Sundays and...

Overlooking Loring Park is the stately and splendid Episcopal Cathedral Church of St. Mark. The huge English Gothic structure asserts an almost aristocratic...

With nearly four million specimens, from mammals and mollusks to birds and fish, the James Ford Bell Museum of Natural History offers visitors an up close...

Uncover new perspectives at this popular Minneapolis art museum through permanent and visiting exhibits. American modernism is showcased through works...

The Minneapolis Institute of the Arts owns this early 20th-century home, which was restored in 1991. The fascinating residence features decorative touches...

This grand beaux-arts church was the nation's first basilica, taking 20 years to complete. Built during the tenure of Archbishop John Ireland, the enormous...

Paid admission includes fire truck ride April thru October on Saturdays. Our newest addition is the firefighter's sliding pole.

An attraction for all ages, Mill City Museum chronicles the flour milling industry that dominated world flour production for roughly a half-century and...

At The Bakken Museum you can explore dozens of exhibits and learn how electricity and magnetism have influenced history and benefit how we live today!

Celebrates the work of American artists from the mid-19th century through contemporary times, with an emphasis on Minnesota and regional art. Among the...

On display are original Concord Coaches, Wells Fargo’s Banking and Express documents, artifacts, early photos, gold coins, mining tools, ore, balance...