Guthrie Theater
The country’s largest regional theater, offering a breathtaking view of our tour area from the Endless Bridge
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Guthrie Theater
The country’s largest regional theater, offering a breathtaking view of our tour area from the Endless Bridge
Mill City Museum
(Pass by)
Once housed the world’s largest and most technologically advanced flour mill in the world, now a history on the founding and growth of Minneapolis.
Mill Ruins Park
Celebrates and documents the history of 19th-century flour mills long since abandoned and excavated in the past 25 years.
Mississippi River
Discover why it’s been the Minneapolis area’s lifeline for over 10,000 years.
Stone Arch Bridge
Cross the river via this historic and unique bridge, while taking in the best view of the city.
St. Anthony Falls
First documented in 1680, the falls powered mills and generated wealth for the Twin Cities.
Saint Anthony Main
Stroll the oldest street in Minneapolis, passing by the city’s oldest tavern and over a warren of caves and tunnels.
Hennepin Avenue Bridge
Location of what was the first permanent bridge over the Mississippi River, we take the current elegant and stylish bridge back toward downtown.
Nicollet Island
Before it became a Victorian oasis in the middle of “Big Muddy”, the island was revered by the Sioux and Ojibwe.
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
(Pass by)
The third building for this purpose stands on the site of the former Minneapolis Great Northern Depot and the Pacific sawmill.
Gateway District
(Pass by)
In the 19th century, “Bridge Square” was the commercial hub and government seat of the growing city; the original Downtown Minneapolis.
The Depot
The Milwaukee Road railway depot bustled with activity for over 70 years; today it remains one of the last surviving long-span, truss-roofed sheds in the country.
United States Postal Service
An Art Deco treasure in an unexpected location, the opulent lobby remains unchanged since its 1933 opening.
Water Works Park
St Anthony Falls’ power was harnessed for industry here at the nation’s first commercial hydroelectric generation station.
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