MINNEAPOLIS - So you've decided to tackle the Minneapolis skyway system to escape the brutal Minnesota winters. Good call. The skyway is a great option to get you from your downtown Minneapolis ...

The Minneapolis skyway system encompasses 75 buildings and 9. ... The Minneapolis Downtown Improvement District will also hang flags at street level telling people how to get into the skyway system.

Minneapolis even brags that its skyway system is the world’s largest contiguous system. Past Minneapolis councils authorized the Skyway Advisory Committee to review and approve proposals.

Burl GilyardThe skyway system in downtown Minneapolis takes a lot of guff. Periodically, someone floats the idea that the skyways should be dismantled as a way to boost the street culture of downtown.

Downtown Minneapolis is a step closer to expanding a significant new stretch of its skyway system. Two new skyways, requested by United Properties, are being planned to connect the Minneapolis ...

The following are some of our favorite artworks on display within Minneapolis' skyway system. Hanging Stones by Loren Madsen. Located in the US Bank Building located at 220 South Sixth Street.

Construction is about to begin on a skyway bridge connecting the IVY Hotel + Residence development with the larger skyway system. The new link received a key approval from the city of Minneapolis ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO)-- Two downtown Minneapolis business owners are calling for people to avoid one of the area's most iconic characters: the skyway system. The true "series of tubes" is a ...

The skyway system in downtown Minneapolis began as a single link that was the idea of architect Ed Baker decades ago. Since then, it has become a signature element. As noted by a Jan. 22 headline ...

A Minneapolis skyway (Photo by Jason Wittenberg) ... Over the next five decades, the network grew to approximately 9 miles, the longest such system in the world. But as people return downtown not only ...

Ameriprise Financial Inc. wants to connect its Client Service Center on the south side of downtown to the 9.5-mile Minneapolis skyway system.