This beautiful loft space was previously a ballroom of a Masonic Lodge. It's on the third floor of a building with elevator access in the heart of Minneapolis's best neighborhood: Linden Hills. You can walk 1.5 blocks to Lake Harriet, and you're steps to great restaurants and shops. Bike the bike trails around city lakes or to downtown, or the bus is half a block away.
The building has an elevator but there are steps to the bedroom above the open floor plan living area.
Things to do in Minneapolis:
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Nature: Minnehaha Falls, The Chain of Lakes - walk, bike, swim, watch a concert at the beautiful city lakes. House is 2 blocks from Lake Harriet. The Minneapolis Park system has been rated the best park system in the USA. Weekend trips to Lake Superior, lots of day trips to state parks, etc. MN Landscape Arboretum. Silverwood Sculpture Park.
Art: World Class Art museums - Walker Art Gallery, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Weisman Art Gallery. Mia has almost 90,000 artworks including treasures from six continents, spanning about 20,000 years. The Walker features an outstanding collection modern art and an 11 acre Sculpture garden for alfresco art. Housed in a striking stainless steel and brick building designed by architect Frank Gehry, the Weisman Art Museum is a teaching museum for the University of Minnesota and the community, offering an array of programs and a changing schedule of exhibitions.
The Museum of Russian Art is North America’s only museum devoted to exploring the art and culture of Muscovite Russia, the Russian Empire, the Soviet Union, its former republics, and post-Soviet Russia. TMORA presents six or more exhibitions each year, with items from its permanent collection of over 5,000 works and Russian art from major collections in the U.S. and abroad.
Explore Street art! The Lyn Lake area has some of the best public art around. Stroll the streets and stop for coffee, waffles or snacks along the way. Lyn-Lake Street Art.
Prince:
Any time of year is always a good time to visit Paisley Park!
Mall of America - The biggest mall in the US, includes a theme park/rides in the middle.
WINTER
Minneapolis residents make the most of winter and you can too! From a frozen waterfall to pond hockey championships, to the magical Luminary Loppet, there are plenty of activities that make Minneapolis sparkle in winter.
Winter Art:
Visit the Art Shanties on Lake Harriet Saturdays and Sundays, 10am-4pm, January 18 – February 9.
https://artshantyprojects.org/
Or warm up at one of Minneapolis's world class art Museums -see above.
Outdoors:
Bundle up for amazing photos of Minnehaha Falls frozen in mid fall.
The Luminary Loppet is always a winter highlight - thousands of twinkling candles illuminate Lake of the Isles where visitors can cross country ski or walk the trails.
Tube/Cross Country Ski: Reclaim your inner child with snow tubing at Theodore Wirth park, or cross country ski their lighted and groomed trails. You can rent skis at the park, or through Hoigaards and REI if you prefer to ski the city lakes.
Winter Fest: Enjoy an afternoon of winter fun featuring skating, carriage rides, ice fishing, music, crafts, face painting, hot cocoa, s'mores, bonfire and so much more at Loring Park!
Food/Booze:
The Winter Beer Dabbler is typically held in the Minnesota State Fairgrounds in Feb. Don't miss the biggest outdoor winter beer festival around!
Other:
The Twin Cities Auto Show is your chance to compare more than 575 vehicles from 37 foreign and domestic brands side by side - without driving all over town. You will see new models in every category, from compacts and family sedans to the latest in SUVs and luxury cars.