Must See Sights and Landmarks in Woodbury Area

"Located at 725 Vineland Place in Lowry Hill, the museum and park is the highest-rated museum in Minneapolis, boasting 4.5 stars out of 153 reviews on Yelp. READ MORE: Sheriff: Man Who Shot At Deputies Dies From Injuries After Being Stuck By Squad SUV In Mounds View. Opened in 1988, this garden showcases more than 40 works from the Walker Art Center’s collections, through a partnership between Walker and the Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board."

"A post shared by Minneapolis Sculpture Garden (@minneapolissculpturegarden). You really can’t go wrong photographing the Walker Arts Center’s sculpture garden – indisputably one of the most Instagrammable places in Minneapolis. Entrance is free and the park is open 365 days a year, 6 a.m."

"You should for sure go to Foshay Tower, as it’s one of the most delightful points of interest in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Although it lost its status as Minneapolis’ tallest building more than 40 years ago, it’s still a really amazing site. Now, a hotel, the Foshay Tower is a wonderful place to stay or just come for the view."

"W Minneapolis - The Foshay symbolizes everything right about a luxury stay in downtown Minneapolis. A walk through the historic tower reveals careful attention to detail and some unexpected surpris..."

"What's also great is the observation deck you find on the 30th floor. This deck belongs to the most Instagrammable places in Minneapolis. View this post on Instagram"

"Located on the top of the Ramsey Hill, it is the pride of Minnesota residents. It features a copper dome. It’s beaux-art style architecture is inspired by the world-famous French Cathedrale Sacré-Coeur (which is slightly more Byzantine), and from the Cathedral of Périgueux."

"Completed in 1915, The Cathedral of St. Paul was the creation of Archbishop John Ireland, architect Emmanuel Masqueray, and the mostly anonymous artists, craftsmen, masons, stonecutters, laborers, and citizen contributors. It is 306 feet high with a…"

"The Cathedral of St. Paul, a classic Renaissance-style domed church in the style of St. Peter's in Rome, lies ¼ mile southwest of the…"

"About Fort Snelling: Today’s impressive Fort Snelling was started as a wooden barracks in the 1820s at the confluence of the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers. It quickly grew into a large stone fort and the US Government’s first true stake in the pioneer region which was already occupied by local Native American groups for hundreds of years. The original purpose of Fort Snelling was to help secure the fur trade and make inroads with Native tribes, although the history wasn’t always rosy."

"Fort Snelling, located near the airport, recalls the frontier days of the early nineteenth century. This restored limestone fort was the northernmost military outpost of the United States in the early 19th century. Its position at the junction of the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers made it a significant strategic post for the military, as well as an important trade hub."

"Second on our list is the Minnesota State Capitol, prominently situated on a manicured campus overlooking downtown St. Paul in all its white and gold glory. You know a building is going to be special when you read that it was modeled after Saint Peter’s Basilica in Rome!. In fact, the unsupported dome at the top is the second largest in the world only after Saint Peter’s."

"Located close to the University club of St Paul, The MinnesotaState Capitol is a great place for engagement session. And attract visitors from Minneapolis area and beyond."

"The Minnesota State Capitol building covers a ton of ground and will inspire photographers with a love for architecture to get the perfect shot."

"Stretching west to east from the Mississippi to downtown, you’ll find one of the oldest neighborhoods in Saint Paul. Exit the cathedral and head toward the front entrance, turn right, and take a walk down Summit Avenue which has the longest line of Victorian-era homes in the United States. The iconic 4.5-mile street is a throwback to the gilded age when industrial tycoons were among the richest in America."

"Summit Avenue is home to the longest stretch of Victorian-era homes in the United States. You’ll be sure to take more than enough Instagram-worthy photos as you walk this stretch of Saint Paul."

"Right by all the other great views of downtown Minneapolis is this new gem, and its got this one little jetty that is just perfect for photos with your sweetie. It does involve a little rugged trek, so its not ideal for icy weather or high heeled shoes!"

"Walk down from Main St SE to this park jutting into the Mississippi River and feel its frothy spray. Quiet benches, skyline views and the chance to see hydroelectric power in action are also part of the package."

"The Gibbs Museum is on the site of a farm that prospered during the late 1800s. The farm's original farmhouse and barn have been fully restored and can be seen by guided tour, led by costumed living history interpreters. The remainder of the grounds can be explored freely and features authentically constructed replicas of buildings typically found during the time period, including a log-and-sod home and a one-room schoolhouse."

"2097 Larpenteur Avenue // Falcon Heights, MN 55113 Costumed guides tell the true story of the pioneer Gibbs family and their Dakotah Indian friends. Explore the museum's Sodhouse, farmhouse, one-room schoolhouse, Dakotah bark lodge, tipi and…"

"Before I started researching locations for photoshoots I had never considered “The Old Loading Docks”!. How could I miss it!?!. It’s an awesome location for entrepreneurs or small business owners that want a modern feel to their branding portraits."

"This is one of the USA's largest campuses, with some 50,000 students. Most of the campus is in the East Bank neighborhood. Washington Ave SE and Oak St SE is the bulls eye, thronged by coffee shops, fast-food..."

"Colleges & UniversitiesLocated between Mississippi and University aves. and 10th Ave. and Oak St. SE, Minneapolis, MN MoreLess Info. The University of Minnesota offers four coordinate campuses across the state."

"Stretched out between the Mill City Museum on one side and the Guthrie Theater on the other, the riverside Mill City Farmers’ Market has become the go-to, Saturday-morning celebration of Minnesota’s agricultural bounty (open early May-late October). Wander the stalls and peruse the fresh produce, jams, cheeses, shrub syrups, jewelry, woven rugs, and other artisanal products."

"Head inside the cobalt-blue Guthrie Theater and make your way up the escalator to the Endless Bridge, a far-out cantilevered walkway overlooking the Mississippi River. You don't need a theater ticket, as it's... Top ChoiceMuseum in Minneapolis"

"The Guthrie Theater is a grand center for the performing arts that features theater productions, professional classes, and theater education."

"Scott Fitzgerald, who was born in St. Paul and spent some of his formative years here. National Public Media’s live radio show A Prairie Home Companion is recorded here. Until his recent retirement, Garrison Keiller hosted the show."

"Second on our list is the Minnesota State Capitol, prominently situated on a manicured campus overlooking downtown St. Paul in all its white and gold glory. You know a building is going to be special when you read that it was modeled after Saint Peter’s Basilica in Rome!. In fact, the unsupported dome at the top is the second largest in the world only after Saint Peter’s."

"Located close to the University club of St Paul, The MinnesotaState Capitol is a great place for engagement session. And attract visitors from Minneapolis area and beyond."

"The Minnesota State Capitol building covers a ton of ground and will inspire photographers with a love for architecture to get the perfect shot."

"James J. Hill was the wealthy and successful builder of the Great Northern Railway. His impressive home reflects both his power and prosperity. Upon its completion in 1891, the Hill mansion was the most expensive home in Minnesota, with 22 fireplaces, 13 bathrooms and 16 crystal chandeliers."

"Downtown's James J. Hill House, located at 240 Summit Ave., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the landmark and historical building, museum and walking tour spot 4.5 stars out of 35 reviews."

"In addition to some serious pancakes, they also serve up tasty Cajun breakfasts and sweet potato tots. Great for the family and big groups, but be advised that it’s a popular choice on the weekend."