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Dining in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota
Looking for a good place to eat in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota? Here is a list of the best restaurants in the area.
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Visit ValleyFair for Inexpensive Fun
ValleyFair in Shakopee, MN offers the lure of a big amusement park without a big price tag.
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Minnesota Vegetarian Restaurants
Several Minneapolis restaurants cater to the vegetarian and vegan lifestyle.
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Highlights of Minnesota's North Shore Drive
It's no wonder that Minnesota's North Shore Drive has long been a favorite with vacationers.
There's something new to see around every turn of the road.
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Exploring Minnesota's Iron Range Cities
From a world-class museum about bears to the largest open-pit iron mine in the world, these
Northeastern Minnesota cities offer a vacation kaleidoscope of things to do
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Find Simple Pleasures in Minnesota's Countryside
Small town Minnesota and their surroundings provide low- or no-cost entertainment that appeals to most families. The events often aren't fancy, but they're fun.
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Minnesota's Small City Festivals Mean Family Fun
Everything from berries to birds; everyone from Judy Garland to Bob Dylan seem to be causes for celebrations somewhere in Minnesota.
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Nickelodeon Universe at Mall of America
The Mall of America receives daily visitors from all over the world. Teens, tweens and tots will especially enjoy Nickelodeon Universe, the mall's indoor amusement park.
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Underwater Adventures in Minneapolis
Housed in the Mall of America, Underwater Adventures Aquarium offers a wonderful educational experience for visitors of all ages.
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The Millennium Hotel Downtown Minneapolis
The Millennium Hotel is centrally located in downtown Minneapolis. It offers great amenities but is in dire need of renovation in some areas.
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Shopper's Treasures at Minnesota Farm Auctions
Minnesota farm auctions are antique fanciers' favorite places to find just about anything. They're also great for non-residents to get glimpses into everyday life.
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Winter Carnival in St. Paul, Minnesota
Finding excuses to call in sick gets harder every year during the annual Winter Carnival held in St. Paul , MN for 12 days each winter, and finding $10,000 could happen!
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Profile of Minnesota's Interstate State Park
East Central Minnesota's Interstate State Park is the state's 2nd oldest, a rock-climber's haven, and has a twin park across the St. Croix River in Wisconsin.
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Guide to 2009 Minneapolis Fringe Festival
Not only does Minneapolis host world-ranked dramatic, music and dance performances, it's also the locale for one of America's top fringe festivals.
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Profile of Minnesota's Banning State Park
Just over an hour from the Twin Cities, Minnesota's Banning State Park is a great getaway any time of year, but especially in the Spring. Here's why.
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Voyageurs National Park
The only national park without a road, Voyageurs National Park boasts a unique experience for all visitors.
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Winter Carnival Fun in Saint Paul Minnesota
The Saint Paul Winter Carnival is set for family fun on January 22 through February 2, 2009 with ice carving competition, and fanciful family oriented entertainment.
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Restaurants in Downtown Minneapolis
Looking for a great place to eat in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota? Here are some options for every budget, from affordable to extravagant.
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Minneapolis Culture Attractions Shine Nationally
World-class drama, music and dance, presented in outstanding venues, make the cultural scene in Minnesota's largest city unsurpassed by few other places in America.
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Minnesota State Park Camper Cabins
Winter camping is possible, even cozy, with a stay in one of Minnesota's State Park camper cabins. Get out into the crisp air and shorten the winter a bit!
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Explore Historic Natureland Hastings Minnesota
Hastings, one of most charming towns on the Mississippi, offers natural beauty, charming shops in Victorian buildings and recreational choices from hiking to waterskiing.
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Minnesota's North Shore State Parks
When planning that Fall Colors trip along Lake Superior's North Shore in Minnesota, consider getting outdoors (and saving some money) by staying at one of 8 state parks.
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Minnesota's Itasca State Park
Itasca State Park in northern Minnesota is not only the source of the mighty Mississippi River, but a park with much to offer the visitor, including great Fall colors.
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Sample Minneapolis-Saint Paul's Ethnic Diversity
Settled by Northern Europeans, the population of the Twin Cities Metro Area has become ethnically diverse. This makes it a culturally interesting spot for travelers.
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Minneapolis Sights, Shops, Sports and Skyway
Minneapolis attractions take advantage of natural features and manmade wonders, contemporary pasttimes and historical sites, professional sports and personal exploration.
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Minneapolis Free Attractions Cut Vacation Costs
It's true that Minneapolis can be expensive. Savvy travelers, however, can find plenty of first-class entertainment that costs nothing at all.
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Non-shopper's Guide to Minnesota Mall of America
You're not a shopper? Don't worry. The Mall of America's a lot more than just a bigger than usual shopping space.
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Enjoy Minnesota's Twin Cities Parkland Pleasures
With approximately 1,000 of Minnesota's lakes in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area, it's no wonder Minneapolis residents spend hours outdoors. Visitors can too.
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Minneapolis Museums Among U.S. Finest
Minneapolis won't disappoint travelers who like to spend their vacations visiting museums. Not only are most of the museums first-rate, their contents offer variety.
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Minneapolis Suburbs' Special Attractions
Minneapolis' suburbs provide attractions appealing to a broad spectrum of visitors. From an up-to-date casino to a pioneer village, variety equals added entertainment.
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Irish Fair on Harriet Island in St. Paul, MN
Irish Fest on Harriet Island in the Twin Cities is an increasingly popular cultural event with dancing, music, contests, sporting events, food, beer and Irish spirit.
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Minnesota State Fair in the Twin Cities
The Minnesota State Fair of 2008 runs from August 20 - Labor Day, September 1, 2008. The annual event celebrates the state's agricultural roots in the Twin Cities.
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Top Fine Dining Restaurants St. Paul Minnesota
Saint Paul is the capital of the state of Minnesota and one of the Twin Cities, along with Minneapolis. Elegant restaurants offer great fine dining.
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Saint Paul's Top Attractions Among U. S. Best
Travelers looking for variety in cultural activies, architecture, and things to do will find them in St. Paul. The following will get your explorations started.
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Downtown St. Paul Architecture Features Variety
Whether Contemporary or Italian Renaissance, Victorian or Richardsonian Romanesque, St. Paul's architecture is among the U. S. best. Check out the following to see why.
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Museum-Hopping in Saint Paul, Minnesota
The Twin Cities boast the third most museums in the U. S. The following, all in the smaller twin, Saint Paul, give you an idea of their contents, size and diversity.
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Minnesota Renaissance Festival of Historic Era
The Minnesota Renaissance Faire is part history and part fantasy. Stroll the lanes of a 16th century marketplace with royalty, knights and bawdy wenches.
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Scenic St. Croix National Riverway
Not only is the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway a natural beauty. It also offers some of the greatest water recreation in Minnesota.
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WE Fest 2010 at Detroit Lakes, Minnesota
During early August each year, the hills south of Detroit Lakes, Minnesota are alive with the sounds of country music and camping. That's because it's WE Fest time.
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Stillwater Shopping and Strolling
It's no wonder that Stillwater, Minnesota is a favorite with visitors. The area's setting is naturally beautiful, it offers great shopping and architectural treasures.
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Minnesota Historic City Red Wing
Travelers seeking variey will enjoy Red Wing. Interesting architecture, natural beauty and specialty shopping are only the beginning of this little city's offerings.
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A Guide to Minnesota's Casinos
People who like to gamble,but dislike the crowded cities where most gambling palaces are located, can take their pick from Minnesota's eclectic array of exciting casinos.
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Best Hotels in Minneapolis, MN
Minneapolis and St. Paul are the Twin Cities of Minnesota. The beautiful urban city is the site of the 2008 Republican Convention. Here are the finest hotels.
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Southern Minnesota Historic Hotels
The Saint Paul Hotel in downtown Saint Paul and the St. James Hotel in the picture-pretty town of Red Wing rank high among historical lodging places in North Central U.S.
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Pet Friendly Hotels St. Paul, MN
St. Paul and Minneapolis are the famed Twin Cities of Minneapolis. Travelers with pets can bring the family dog or cat along when they stay at a hotel that welcomes pets.
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World's Biggest Ball of Twine
There are two competing twine balls vying for the title of world's biggest. This article is a comparison of the Darwin, MN and the Cawker City, KS twine balls.
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Taste of Minnesota in St. Paul, MN
Taste of MInnesota in St. Paul, runs from July 3-6, 2008. The Fourth of July weekend on Harriett Island features food, music and Fourth of July Fireworks nightly.
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Pet Friendly Hotels Minneapolis MN
Minnesota is an upscale with with fine hotels that welcome dogs and cats to enjoy accommodations along with their people. Following are pet friendly hotels.
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Camp in Chippewa National Forest
Dreams of lakeside campsites, fishing, birdwatching, canoeing, hiking, wildflower walks and other outdoor pursuits become reality in a Minnesota national forest.
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Urban Hiking in the Twin Cities
Even if you can't travel outside of the Minneapolis city limits there are many hikes that give the experience of the great outdoors without the drive time.
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