Experience Minneapolis' top-rated walking tour through the world's largest skyway system - 9.5 miles of climate-controlled bridges, offering year-round comfort in any weather.
Perfect for first-time visitors, you'll kick off with a locally brewed coffee before discovering Prince and Bob Dylan's musical legacy, the surprising untold history from Dakota Native Americans and learning about Minneapolis' fascinating name origins from Dakota "Mni" (water) and Greek "polis" (city).
On the walk, your local guide will share tips about local foodie hot spots (Jucy Lucy, Tater Tot Hotdish), the vibrant arts scene, and the best attractions & nightlife hubs customised to your interests.
We conclude with a local craft beer and personalised recommendations for popular spots including the Mall of America, Saint Paul's historic sites and Boundary Waters.
This is the ultimate Twin Cities introduction combining comfort, culture, and authentic local stories.
Enclosed tour during Winter: Join us on this hour walking tour designed keep you comfortable even the temperature is below freezing.
Join us on this 3 hour walking tour that has been specially crafted to keep you comfortable even in the summer heat
Start your exploration of the Mill City where the mighty Mississippi River powered America's industrial heartland and shaped a dynamic urban landscape
Explore the historic Kickernick Building, site of an old lingerie factory and now home to dozens of artist lofts and One Minute Tours headquarters. We’ll kick-off with our locally-brewed coffee here, while learning about Minneapolis' transformation from industrial hub to creative district.
Prince's Story - Learn Prince's incredible rise to fame at this legendary venue that launched his career and made the city famous worldwide. Discover how this local artist became a global icon and shaped music history. Essential stop for music lovers and international visitors discovering the city's cultural impact
Home of the Twins - Experience one of America's premier baseball stadiums in downtown. Perfect photo opportunity and learn about local sports culture that visitors from Chicago, Milwaukee, and beyond come to experience.
Downtown Hub - Begin your adventure at the official Twin Cities tourism hub. Learn why the Twin Cities became the Midwest's cultural capital and discover the Dakota Native American significance of "Mni" (water) in the city's name.
The City's Tallest Building - Navigate through the state's tallest skyscraper while learning about local architecture and the skyway system's role in year-round Twin Cities living.
Winter-Proof Walking - Enter the world's most extensive skyway network (9.5 miles) - the city's answer to harsh winters. Your local guide's expertise ensures comfortable sightseeing regardless of weather, perfect for visitors from warmer climates.
Civil Rights History - Discover the city's role in national civil rights movements at this architectural icon, connecting the state's progressive history to modern social justice.
Historic Government Building - Step inside this stunning historic building and lear
Art Deco Landmark - Admire this historic skyscraper and learn about the city's architectural evolution from territorial days to modern Twin Cities metropolis.
Mississippi River - Capture Instagram-worthy photos of the only stone arch bridge on the Mississippi River while learning about the city's milling history that earned it the "Mill City" nickname.
Flour Milling History - Explore the ruins of the famous Mill City Explosion site and understand how the city became America's flour capital, shaping Midwest agriculture.
Arts District - Marvel at this world-renowned theater complex and learn about the city's thriving arts scene that rivals Chicago and New York cultural offerings.
Conclude in the hip North Loop district (formerly Warehouse District) where luxury condos meet award-winning breweries and James Beard restaurants. Say "cheers" with a local craft beer while your guide shares insider tips about nightlife, Twin Cities hidden gems, and must-visit regional attractions.
Indigenous Culinary Revolution - Discover one of the most popular and talked-about restaurants in America. Learn about the indigenous culinary movement and how this James Beard Award-winning restaurant is transforming American cuisine through Native American ingredients and techniques.
Your tour starts at our headquarters: Kickernick Building, located at 430 N 1st Ave, Minneapolis MN 55401.
Minneapolis-Saint Paul, known as the Twin Cities, is a vibrant metropolitan area in Minnesota, offering a unique blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty. With its renowned arts scene, extensive park system, and rich cultural heritage, it's a destination that appeals to both outdoor enthusiasts and city dwellers.
One of the largest shopping malls in the world, featuring over 500 stores, an indoor amusement park, and numerous dining options.
A premier art museum with over 90,000 works of art from around the world, spanning 5,000 years of creativity.
A stunning 53-foot waterfall in Minnehaha Park, surrounded by beautiful gardens and walking trails.
A historic bridge offering beautiful views of the Minneapolis skyline and the Mississippi River.
A free zoo and conservatory featuring a variety of animals, gardens, and a Japanese garden.
A cheese-stuffed hamburger, a local specialty.
A creamy soup made with wild rice, a staple in Minnesota cuisine.
A comforting casserole made with a variety of ingredients, often including tater tots.
A unique pizza topped with lutefisk, a traditional Scandinavian dish made from dried fish.
Summer is the most popular time to visit, with warm weather and numerous outdoor festivals and activities. However, it's also the busiest and most expensive time.
US Dollar (USD)
GMT-6 (Central Standard Time, CST), GMT-5 (Central Daylight Time, CDT) during daylight saving time
120VV, 60HzHz
The Twin Cities are generally safe for visitors, but as with any urban area, it's important to be aware of your surroundings and take precautions to protect yourself and your belongings.
Union Depot (St. Paul), Minneapolis Depot
Union Depot (St. Paul), Greyhound Station (Minneapolis)
The Metro system includes the Blue Line (airport to Mall of America), Green Line (downtowns to University of Minnesota), and Green Line Extension (under construction).
Available • Apps: Uber, Lyft
Car, Bike, Scooter
A charming river town with historic buildings, antique shops, and beautiful views of the St. Croix River.
A free zoo and conservatory featuring a variety of animals, gardens, and a Japanese garden.
A beautiful arboretum featuring gardens, trails, and a variety of plant species.
Price varies by option