Posts with tag 'Local Attractions'

Minnesota is proudly known as "Land of 10,000 Lakes," and there are certainly multiple bodies of water near Minneapolis homes for sale. But lakes are only part of the beautiful scenery that makes St. Paul homes for sale so desirable. Every day's a vacation when you visit these amazing spots around the Twin Cities.

1. Lake Nokomis Park - 4955 W. Lake Nokomis Pkwy., Minneapolis, MN 55417
   Named for Hiawatha's grandmother in Longfellow's epic poem, Lake Nokomis Park is visual poetry. The 204-acre lake and its surroundings provide a peaceful oasis rarely found in an urban setting. Enjoy the view while you drive around the lake, or stroll the 2.7-mile pedestrian trail that circles the perimeter with your leashed dog. Watch for colorful butterflies at the four-acre Nokomis Naturescape Garden and its landscape of native grasses and wildflowers. Park hours are 6 a.m. - midnight daily. The garden is open 7:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.

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When you feel like you've been stuck indoors for a long time, sometimes you just need to take a drive and see the sights. Luckily, you'll find a lot of fun and unique attractions near our Minneapolis homes for sale. If you're in the mood to go for a drive, be sure to check out these Twin Cities landmarks. 

• Minneapolis Sculpture Garden - 725 Vineland Place, Minneapolis, MN 55403
  A park and an art gallery rolled into one, the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden is one of the best places in the Twin Cities to walk around and have your mind blown in the great outdoors. The park spans 11 acres, with several miles of walking trails that lead to dozens of unique and eye-catching sculptures. The Spoonbridge and Cherry sculpture is arguably the park's most iconic fixture, but there are enough to keep you busy for days, including works by some of the most renowned sculptures of the 20th century.

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Who doesn't love a delicious farm-to-table meal? Our real estate agents sure do! The Twin Cities are definitely a foodie paradise. With so many amazing eateries on both sides of the Mississippi, you could dine out every night of the week and still spend years trying to taste them all! We love meals made from the freshest local ingredients and want to share a few of our favorite restaurants with you. Here are six favorite farm-to-table spots around Minneapolis and Saint Paul.

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Picnics gained popularity in post-Revolutionary France when the royal parks became open to all. Today picnics are a great way to share quality time with friends and family of all ages. July is National Picnic Month, so it's a perfect reason to celebrate at one of these outdoor spots in the Twin Cities suggested by our REALTORS®.

1. Minnehaha Regional Park - 4801 S. Minnehaha Dr., Minneapolis 55417
   With its stunning scenery and variety of activities, Minnehaha Regional Park never gets old no matter how many times you visit. The magnificent 53-foot waterfall is the primary draw, but the park also features views of the Mississippi River and limestone bluffs. There are walking and cycling paths, a disc golf course, and a volleyball court along with a wading pool and playground for the kiddies. Bring Fido along for a romp in the off-leash dog park. Hours are 6 a.m. - midnight daily.

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Independence Day is right around the corner! July 4 is a favorite family holiday in the Twin Cities, and we want to make sure you and your loved ones have a blast! We've picked out a few of the best places around Minneapolis and Saint Paul where you can eat, drink and celebrate the 4th!

• Independence Day Celebration – Historic Fort Snelling, 200 Tower Ave., St. Paul, MN 5511
  Independence Day is a great time to celebrate togetherness, but it's also essential to learn about our nation's history. Historic Fort Snelling wants to take you on a trip into the past and learn more about the ways Americans celebrated this holiday two centuries ago. This detailed look into 19th century America will show you how the concept of freedom was regarded in a nation where all genders and races did not enjoy equal freedoms. With a parade, cannon firing, learning stations and much more, this interactive exhibit is an educational and engaging way to spend your Fourth of July around Saint Paul homes for sale.
  
  

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