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Experience Minneapolis' rich history by visiting the Mill City Museum. The museum offers a fascinating insight into the era when the world's largest flour mill was operational. Though the original mill no longer stands, the museum is housed in a contemporary interpretation of the old mill, adorned with artwork. It reveals the mill's past and significance to the city. Plus, the building's stunning architecture overlooking the river is a sight to behold in itself. To make the most of your visit, plan for at least two hours to fully explore the museum and nearby riverfront, shops, and restaurants. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to learn about Minneapolis' captivating past and experience the city's vibrant present.

Visit the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, the most prominent American national wildlife refuge near an urban area, to explore the stunning beauty of the Minnesota River Valley. The sanctuary offers eight units and a wide range of outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, skiing, fishing, birdwatching, and hunting. In addition to being a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts, the refuge also serves as a thriving urban refuge that welcomes diverse communities with meaningful connections, educational opportunities, and recreational experiences. Its primary goal is to bring people, communities, and wildlife together while preserving the wildlife habitat in the Minnesota River Valley.