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U.S. Bank Stadium is an enclosed stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States. Built on the former site of the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, the indoor stadium opened in 2016 and is the home of the Minnesota Vikings of the National Football League (NFL); it also hosts early season college baseball games of the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers.

The Guthrie Theater, founded in 1963, is an American center for theater performance, production, education and professional training. By presenting both classical literature and new work from diverse cultures, the Guthrie illuminates the common humanity connecting Minnesota to the peoples of the world.

An attraction for all ages, Mill City Museum chronicles the flour milling industry that dominated world flour production for roughly a half-century and fueled the growth of Minneapolis, recognized across the nation and around the world as “Mill City.” Built within the ruins of a National Historic Landmark — the Washburn A Mill — the museum provides a multi-sensory, interactive journey. The story of flour milling — and its impact on Minneapolis, the nation and the world — comes to life through the eight-story Flour Tower and other hands-on exhibits.

A blend of form and function, the Minneapolis Convention Center (MCC) provides aesthetically pleasing and innovative solutions for a variety of conferences, trade shows and events. With nearly 480,000 square feet of trade show space, 87 column-free conference meeting rooms, a 28,000-square-foot ballroom, and an auditorium with superb production and flexible technology options, the facility can handle any event from a small meeting to a large convention or trade show.

Since the opening of it's doors in 1992, Mall of America has revolutionized the shopping experience and become a leader in retail and entertainment. Mall of America is one of the top tourist destinations in the country, as well as one of the most recognizable brands.

Orchestra Hall, home of the internationally-acclaimed Minnesota Orchestra and outstanding classical music performances since 1974. The Hall is also home to a new three-concert curated Jazz series and is a renowned venue for artists of many genres, from Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and Bobby McFerrin to Bill Cosby, Wynton Marsalis, and the Blind Boys of Alabama, among others. Located on the Nicollet Mall and adjacent to Peavey Plaza, the Hall—with its open glass structure and whimsical blue tubes—offers a warm, welcoming ambiance for all concertgoers.

Discover Nicollet Mall, downtown’s main 11-block thoroughfare. The clean, welcoming street is a doorway to some of the best restaurants, shopping, entertainment and hotels in town. Here’s just a few things you’ll find: Orchestra Hall / Peavey Plaza Leading classical and pop music stars perform year-round at the acoustically-perfect Orchestra Hall. It’s also the home of the Minnesota Orchestra, which, led by Director Osmo Vänskä, has drawn extraordinary reviews for concerts both at home and abroad. Outside, Peavey Plaza offers an area to relax and take in music in the summertime (and to skate in the winter)! Brit’s Pub One of the most beloved bars in the city, Brit’s is a mingling ground for everyone, young and old, businessman or not. In the summer, lawn bowling on the roof is a can’t-miss. Vincent: A Restaurant One of the city’s premiere restaurants. Although it serves some fancy French cuisine, it also has amazing deals—like the happy hour Vincent hamburger (stocked with pork and gouda). Dakota Jazz Club and Restaurant Minneapolis has the fourth biggest jazz scene in the nation, and this is probably why. A perfect venue to see stars and up-and-comers, the Dakota also is known for serving some of the best grub in town. The Farmer’s Market (May-October) Every Thursday, Nicollet Mall comes alive with fresh fruits, vegetables, organic goods and more. Bring your reusable bag and get in on the fun. The Local Known for selling the most Jameson whiskey in the world, this Irish bar has is dimmed and usually filled to the brim. Barrio Voted the hottest new restaurant of 2009, Barrio offers small, fresh plates, premium tequila and drop-over-dead-for margaritas. It’s also a great place to spend later night hours. Macy’s Once Dayton’s (and then Marshall Fields) this downtown shopping center has long held the heart of the city. Special events, like its 8th floor holiday showcase and spring flower show, make it a must-see. Gaviidae Common Gaviidae Common on 6th and Nicollet is your one-stop shop for upscale downtown shopping. The complex features Neiman Marcus, Talbots, Ann Taylor, Morton's of Chicago Steakhouse and more. The Minneapolis Central Library Designed by Cesar Pelli, this gem marks the north end of Nicollet Mall. The building’s stunning architecture (worth a tour in itself) is matched by the wealth inside—it holds the third largest per capita library collection of any major U.S. city.

One of the world's premier contemporary art museums and outdoor sculpture gardens. Features casual and fine dining, theater, cinema, dance and more. The Walker Art Center was hailed by Newsweek as "possibly the best contemporary art museum in the country."

Target Center is the premier entertainment facility in the Upper Midwest hosting professional basketball, concerts, family shows, and more! FACTS ABOUT THE TARGET CENTER: - Target Center has greeted over 25 million guests and hosted almost 4,000 events - Situated on 1½ square blocks, encompassing 831,533 sq. ft - Main floor is 250 ft x 88 ft. It weighs 4.1 million pounds - 10 floors with 13 ft ceilings and a 2,600 linear ft catwalk - Height from floor to the low steel of the ceiling is 100 feet - 15 ticket windows located inside the box office lobby for selling/distributing tickets - 73 exit doors - Target Center opened on October 13, 1990 - Over 20 concession stands on two concourse levels, offering wide variety of dining selections - One of only two moveable arena floors in the country and arena floor can be fully raised or lowered in 25 minutes - Within three blocks to over 14,500 parking spots - 18 escalators and 8 elevators within the facility - 160,000 sq. ft basement is occupied by The Lifetime Fitness -Target Center Arena Club

Target Field will not only be the premier sporting and entertainment venue in the Upper Midwest, it will also be one of the most unique, spectacular parks in all of Major League Baseball. Here are a list of features that promise to make it unlike any other baseball experience in America. SEATING: Target Field will feature one of the closest seating bowls to the playing field in all of Major League Baseball, and will have approximately 18,500 infield seats. CONCOURSE: The ballpark will feature a 360-degree open main concourse giving fans an uninterrupted view of the playing field. CLIMATE/SHELTER: The Twins are committed to providing a comfortable experience for the fans — even when our weather is less than perfect. Fans will be able to take advantage of heated concessions, restrooms, and restaurant and lounge areas found on each ballpark level including the Terrace level. Target Field's roof canopy — one of the largest in baseball — will provide added protection. FAN COMFORT: Seats in Target Field will be generally wider and feature more legroom than those in the Metrodome. In addition, the new Twins ballpark will feature more aisles with fewer seats per row. ACCESSIBILITY: Minnesota's ballpark will be among the most accessible in professional sports in terms of seating and access for fans with disabilities. TRANSPORTATION: Transportation to Target Field includes light-rail transit, Northstar Commuter Rail, Metro Transit bus hub at the ballpark site, Cedar Lake Bike Trail and 20,000 parking spots within five blocks of the ballpark.