Best places: Historical landmarks in Falcon Heights, United States

History of the flour industry told through interactive exhibits in the rebuilt ruins of an old mill.

Stately museum & culture center featuring Swedish history exhibits, a mansion & art classes.

👍👍 Pretty cool iconic Minneapolis site. Great for picture taking. Very nice to come here in the summer and autumn. Nice crossing the bridge from Loring Park. There usually is some free two hour parking over there. At the cherry and spoon site you are very close to the sculpture garden and the walker ar...

Visitors can take guided tours of this rugged stone mansion completed in 1891 for a railway magnate.

Completed in 1902, this ornate former government building now houses art & history exhibits.

Microbrewery selling growlers of its craft beers & seasonal specials, with tastings some nights.

Built in 1905, this beaux arts–influenced building serves as the seat of the state's government.

👍👍 Such a magnificently beautiful and historic building! Great place to go to get a feel for the past … and for a bite to eat, some coffee or a cool bike at the Lowertown Bike store.

👍👍 My husband and I got married here in October and we were so pleased with our choice of venue! The location itself is stunning with beautiful gardens and enough space where guests could easily mingle or step away if they wanted. Tracy was an absolute joy to work with! She was extremely responsive, kn...

👍👍 This hidden gem is located right on the Mississippi River with nice views of downtown, head to Father Hennepin Bluff park and hike out onto the footpaths and bridges to get an awesome view of the Mississippi and the Stone Arch Bridge, you can appreciate the sunset and if you are lucky to go with you...

Former governor’s mansion built in the 19th century in Victorian style, now serving as a museum.

This house was used in the film "Purple Rain" as the residence of the character played by Prince.

👍👍 Its 4 clubs in there, as well as Fried Delights part of Theb@bdinning experience!

👍👍 I grew up on that street Milwaukee Avenue, back in the 60’s all of those homes did not have open porches like they do now. We played in the street which was small and narrow. On the corner was Carl’s store, all the kids would go and buy penny candy. It was a great place to live

Popular urban park offering shady spots, a seasonal ice rink & bronze statues of Peanuts characters.

👍👍 April 2023 5* Music Wall is one of iconic location in Minneapolis and located in the parking lot. It is very close to Hilton Minneapolis. The music is from a piano piece written by French composer Maurice Ravel called "Gaspard de la Nuit."

53-foot "laughing water" celebrated in Longfellow's famed poem "Song of Hiawatha" & a bronze statue.

👍👍 Great sign. Lights up. Changes colors for seasons, holidays, and special events. Best viewed from the downtown side of the river. Good picture spot from the Hennepin Avenue bridge. More exciting when it is dark.

👍👍 I go here every summer and it’s always beautiful

👍👍 Easily falls into my top 100 greatest Gold Medal Flour signs list