Minneapolis tips

I moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota, from Ewing, New Jersey, in 2019 to attend the University of Minnesota. I planned to earn my degree, get a job on the East Coast, and fall right back into the comfort of my hometown — but that never happened. 

Minneapolis recently concluded an aggressive marketing push titled “See What All the Fuss Is About,” a spring tourism campaign meant to combat the online narrative that the city’s a ghost town and its best days are forever behind it.

Aer Lingus is adding two new U.S. destinations, including one that may have caught the attention of Delta Air Lines.

Minneapolis is well known for its art, culture, and history, along with many recreational activities. But be aware of the following warnings and dangers before visiting. [viator_tour destination=”22206″] Avoid Areas Covered

If Minnesota doesn’t come to mind when you think of a city-weekend escape, you must not be familiar with the City of Lakes. Minneapolis is an arts and culture hub that surprises most with its style and spirit—Bob Dylan, a Minnesotan himself, marveled at the ahead-of-the-times music scene he saw in the 1950s in Minneapolis and nearby St. Paul.