Attractions

Minnesota is home to 38 casinos, with the largest being Mystic Lake, Treasure Island, Grand Casino Hinckley, Black Bear Casino, and Grand Casino Mille Lacs.

One of the biggest cultural phenomena in Japan is claw machine arcades. These venues, packed with kids and adults alike, offer a thrilling chance to win prizes. Now, that trend has made its way to Minnesota.

Minnehaha Regional Park is one of the oldest and most popular parks in Minneapolis. Close to one million people visit it each year to see the incredible 53' waterfall, hike, bike, and cool off during the summer in the wading pools. In the winter, the park turns into a winter wonderland.

Planning a vacation to get out of the bitter cold? You may want to rethink it.

Skip these places on your spring break trip this year.

One Minnesota shopping mall is going all in with a massive $400 million expansion that will introduce several firsts for the state, including a mind-blowing toy store.

This award-winning fine dining establishment in a historic building oozes coziness.

When summer hits, Wisconsinites love to get outside and enjoy the warm weather. A growing trend among cities is building community splash pads, providing a fun and refreshing way to cool off.

Minnesota’s unusual January heat wave is opening golf courses early! Here’s what you need to know about where you can hit the greens this winter.

Minnesota could be a top destination for 'noctourism'—a new travel trend that experts say will be big this year. The North Star state is perfect for a 'noctourism' trip, which is great news for locals because it’s something they can enjoy without spending much money or time.