One of the largest State Fairs in the country! With approximately 2,000,000 visitors each year! It's located at the State Fair Grounds in Falcon Heights, just outside of St. Paul

0-68 mph in less than 4 seconds! That's the Steel Venom. Valley Fair has been entertaining people for generations. (Shakopee)

With over 500 stores and an indoor amusement park, complete with roller coasters, it's the largest indoor mall in America. This mall attracts visitors from around the world. (Bloomington)

The iconic Minnehaha Falls is one of the most popular parks in the Twin Cities! (South Minneapolis)

Enjoy a summer evening outdoor orchestra concert. (Southwest Minneapolis)

1,200 acres of gardens, run by the University of Minnesota. (Chaska)

Home of the Minnesota Twins, this ballpark has spectacular views of Downtown! (Downtown Minneapolis)

Located in Downtown St. Paul, it's worth the visit. (Downtown St Paul)

The Twin Cities second outlet mall offers a unique indoor / outdoor feel. (Eagan)

A prominent building in downtown Minneapolis, this stadium is home to the Minnesota Vikings. (Downtown Minneapolis)

With 46 beers on tap every day, there's something for just about every beer lover. (SE Mpls / St. Paul)

Gangsters had a large presence in St Paul's history. Learn about local gangsters and how the caves were used over the last 150 years. (St. Paul)

Not only a museum, but also the headquarters of the MN Historical Society. (Downtown St. Paul)

James J Hill was the CEO of the Great Northern Railroad, and often times know as "The Empire Builder." (St. Paul)

Mill City Museum is an explosive museum with tours of the ruins. Flour is what made Minneapolis. (Downtown Minneapolis)

A Celebration of winter in Minnesota.(Lake of the Isles Minneapolis)

The iconic Spoonbridge and Cherry sculpture that draws people worldwide. (Loring Park Minneapolis)

With over 500 stores and an indoor amusement park, complete with roller coasters, it's the largest indoor mall in America. This mall attracts visitors from around the world. (Bloomington)

A 43 acre sculpture park complete with a 1/2 story house! (Shafer, 50 minutes)

A nice getaway from the Twin Cities metro area with rock climbing, hiking, skiing, and more. (Taylors Falls, 50 minutes)

Called the "Birthplace of Minnesota," Stillwater is located on the St. Croix River. The historic main street is known for antique shopping (Stillwater, 50 minutes)

Just a little over 2 hours north of the Twin Cities lies this gem of a city. It's the gateway to the North Shore. Breathtaking views of Lake Superior (Duluth, 2 hours)

The North Shore is where it's at. Silver Bay, Split Rock Lighthouse, Two Harbors, Tofte, Lutsen and much more. (4 hours)

Just an hour away from the Twin Cities, Red Wing has lots to offer. Popular spots in Red Wing include Red Wing Shoes. (Red Wing, 60 minutes) 

Did you know that you can walk across the Mississippi River? Here is the birthplace of the mighty Mississippi, just outside Bemidji. (Itasca State Park, 4 hours)

13 miles of underground caves to discover. Flashlight tours and an underground lake complete the experience (Forestville, 2 hours)

The North Shore was deemed the "most dangerous piece of water in the world." This lighthouse was built in 1910 to guide ships safely around the coast (North Shore, 3 hours)