What to do in Minnesota? Based in twin cities area.

The minor league team in St. Paul’s has an awesome downtown stadium. Games are arguably more fun than the twins. Get a seat along the beer rail in the outfield and enjoy some sunshine.

I got nothing else.

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I may catch a MLB game.

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Unfortunately, Twins are gone first week of June. Sucks, because I was planning for that week, too. Ended up switching a couple weeks later and going to catch a Thursday day game with some buddies.

However, still an easy drive over to Minneapolis. Can walk around Lake Harriet, Lake of the Isles, and Lake Calhoun (officially known as Bde Maka Ska). Sculpture Garden and Loring Park is a great way to spend a summer day. North Loop is the Warehouse District of MPLS. Know you aren't planning on drinking or going out to eat, but may be worth grabbing a pizza from Black Sheep to bring back to St. Paul and share with your mom. If you wanted to check out University of Minnesota, campus is pretty cool. Think a lot of people are surprised by its size and enrollment.

I always enjoy driving the Great River Road on the Wisconsin side from Red Wing down to Winona. Some cool small towns to stop in as well.

Also, they have some great cideries around the state if you want to try something that we don’t have down south.

One of my favorite cities to visit. Not in the winter.

Things I like to do when I go there...

Walk around Lake Calhoun. Now Bde Maka Ska Park. Vibrant neighborhoods around it with restaurants and bars.

Check out the locks and walk around St. Anthony's Falls.

Walk across the 10th Avenue Bridge and go see the University of Minnesota.

Minnehaha Falls Park is near downtown and beautiful.

There's a little town on Lake Minntetonka called Wayzata. Lots of fun things to do there. You can rent a boat and go on the lake too and check out all the mansions. Always fun.

Make sure you go see University of Minnesota. It's a really nice campus. The Mississippi River runs right by it. It looks way different there than it does here.

You should check into somalia 'cultural/social activities' in the area !

Drive the northshore from Duluth up. Plenty of waterfalls and Splitrock Lighhouse.

It's actually not that far from the twin cities (2.5 hrs) but there's also some beautiful state parks just south of Duluth that are closer and full of pretty forests.

I love Jay Cooke and Banning State Parks there.