The Minneapolis skyline is unique, isn't it? Well, not exactly. Many of the buildings in our city have relatives in other cities — sometimes distant cousins, sometimes siblings, sometimes twins.

Since all of our freeways point directly to the downtown central business core, you have five different approaches of the Minneapolis skyline from automobile to consider.

U.S. News Insider Tip: This is the ideal place to enjoy an outdoor stroll to see artwork outside with the Minneapolis skyline providing a picturesque backdrop. Be sure to grab a photo of the ...

Walker Art Center is ranked #5 out of 18 things to do in Minneapolis - St. Paul. See pictures and our review of Walker Art Center.

Walker Art Center's popular artist-designed mini-golf course is returning this month to the museum's rooftop. The 10-hole course, which will open May 20 and run through Sept. 26, includes two new ...

It's the center piece of the Walker Art Center's sculpture garden. And in many ways, it's become a state symbol. Roughly 600,000 people a year visit the Spoon and Cherry.

Stop and smell the flowers. And while you’re at it, take a look at some flowers in the shape of famous artworks. Every year in late April, the hallways of the Minneapolis Institute of Art ...

The art of glass blowing still exists right here in Minnesota, and Skyline Neon in Minneapolis shows one form of it in their process to make neon signs the old-fashioned way.

Skyline Mini Golf will return to the Walker Art Center's rooftop with 10 holes designed by local artists, all of which offer a striking view of the Minneapolis skyline.

It's a state-of-the-art Uptown Minneapolis skyline space. But the space is more open than it used to be, as Jim Scott explains. "Pre-pandemic, every day of the week we filled this place up," Scott ...

The Minneapolis skyline rises in the background behind "Spoonbridge and Cherry" by Claes Oldenburg in the city's Sculpture Garden near the Walker Art Center.

Skyline Mini Golf will return to the Walker Art Center's rooftop with 10 holes designed by local artists, all of which offer a striking view of the Minneapolis skyline.