Les meilleurs événements de la ville Minneapolis-Saint Paul. Visite à pied du Skyway - Minneapolis commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. A great tour year-round, especially if you're visiting in the winter months! Minneapolis is home to the largest, contiguous skyway system in the world! Originally designed to counter the 1950s post war suburban boom by revitalizing the city's retail core, today the second story walkways connect 80 city blocks and meander more than 9 miles

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Foshay Tower

We'll ascend into the second-story walkway from inside the Foshay Tower to begin the tour. We'll walk through original department stores, new department stores, old banks turned modern restaurants, the widest skyway, the shortest skyway, the double skyway, buildings showcasing impressive collections of public art, sports venues - home to the Minnesota Twins, Minnesota Timberwolves and Minnesota Lynx, as well as some of the most historical buildings still standing, with memorabilia on display, in the skyway, of course. We'll return to the Foshay Tower where you can take advantage of the opportunity to check out the city from the 31st floor of the only outdoor observation deck in the city!

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IDS Building

Crystal Court in the IDS is the heart of the Minneapolis skyway system.

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Nicollet

This mile-long, pedestrian oasis is lined by bars and restaurants overflowing onto the sidewalks, art, bountiful greenery, and many shopping options.

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Target Field

The light rail will bring us to the other side of town where Target Field and Target Stadium are located.

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Target Center

The light rail will bring us to the other side of town where Target Field and Target Stadium are located.

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Tour Foshay

Nous monterons dans la passerelle du deuxième étage depuis l'intérieur de la tour Foshay pour commencer la visite. Nous traverserons des grands magasins d'origine, de nouveaux grands magasins, d'anciennes banques devenues des restaurants modernes, la voie aérienne la plus large, la voie aérienne la plus courte, la voie aérienne double, des bâtiments présentant d'impressionnantes collections d'art public, des sites sportifs - domicile des Minnesota Twins, Minnesota Timberwolves et Minnesota Lynx, ainsi que certains des bâtiments les plus historiques encore debout, avec des souvenirs exposés, dans la voie aérienne, bien sûr. Nous retournerons à la tour Foshay où vous pourrez profiter de l'occasion pour découvrir la ville depuis le 31e étage de la seule terrasse d'observation extérieure de la ville !

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Bâtiment IDS

Crystal Court dans l'IDS est le cœur du système de voies aériennes de Minneapolis.

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Nicolet

Cette oasis piétonne longue d'un kilomètre est bordée de bars et de restaurants débordant sur les trottoirs, d'œuvres d'art, d'une verdure abondante et de nombreuses options de shopping.

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Champ cible

Le métro léger nous amènera de l'autre côté de la ville où se trouvent Target Field et Target Stadium.

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Centre cible

Le métro léger nous amènera de l'autre côté de la ville où se trouvent Target Field et Target Stadium.

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Foshay Tower

We'll ascend into the second-story walkway from the Foshay Tower to begin the tour. We come full circle, returning to the Foshay Tower at the end of the tour where you can take advantage of the opportunity to check out the city from the 31st floor of the only outdoor observation deck in the city!

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Minneapolis Skyway System

Walk into one of the original skyways, where it all began.

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Minneapolis City Hall

This extraordinary City Hall took nearly 20 years to build and while not connected to the skyway system, it is connected to an underground tunnel which we will use to visit the Federal Courthouse. Inside the rotunda you'll have the chance to rub the big toe of the Father of Waters statue for good luck.

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Nicollet

This mile-long transit mall (street) running through the center of downtown, and historically the city's shopping district, is now home to an impressive public art collection and lined by bars and restaurants overflowing onto the sidewalks during the summer months.

15

Mary Tyler Moore Statue

Toss your hat with Mary. Who can turn the world on with her smile?

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IDS Building

Crystal Court in the IDS Center is the heart of the Minneapolis skyway system. The IDS still holds the title of tallest, since 1972!

17

Foshay Tower

We'll ascend into the second-story walkway from the Foshay Tower to begin the tour. We come full circle, returning to the Foshay Tower at the end of the tour where you can take advantage of the opportunity to check out the city from the 31st floor of the only outdoor observation deck in the city!

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Minneapolis Skyway System

Walk into one of the original skyways, where it all began.

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Minneapolis City Hall

This extraordinary City Hall took nearly 20 years to build and while not connected to the skyway system, it is connected to an underground tunnel which we will use to visit the Federal Courthouse. Inside the rotunda you'll have the chance to rub the big toe of the Father of Waters statue for good luck.

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Nicollet

This mile-long transit mall (street) running through the center of downtown, and historically the city's shopping district, is now home to an impressive public art collection and lined by bars and restaurants overflowing onto the sidewalks during the summer months.

21

Mary Tyler Moore Statue

Toss your hat with Mary. Who can turn the world on with her smile?

22

IDS Building

Crystal Court in the IDS Center is the heart of the Minneapolis skyway system. The IDS still holds the title of tallest, since 1972!

23

Foshay Tower

We'll ascend into the second-story walkway from the Foshay Tower to begin the tour. We come full circle, returning to the Foshay Tower at the end of the tour where you can take advantage of the opportunity to check out the city from the 31st floor of the only outdoor observation deck in the city!

24

Minneapolis Skyway System

Walk into one of the original skyways, where it all began.

25

Minneapolis City Hall

This extraordinary City Hall took nearly 20 years to build and while not connected to the skyway system, it is connected to an underground tunnel which we will use to visit the Federal Courthouse. Inside the rotunda you'll have the chance to rub the big toe of the Father of Waters statue for good luck.

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Nicollet

This mile-long transit mall (street) running through the center of downtown, and historically the city's shopping district, is now home to an impressive public art collection and lined by bars and restaurants overflowing onto the sidewalks during the summer months.

27

Mary Tyler Moore Statue

Toss your hat with Mary. Who can turn the world on with her smile?

28

IDS Building

Crystal Court in the IDS Center is the heart of the Minneapolis skyway system. The IDS still holds the title of tallest, since 1972!

29

Foshay Tower

We'll ascend into the second-story walkway from the Foshay Tower to begin the tour. We come full circle, returning to the Foshay Tower at the end of the tour where you can take advantage of the opportunity to check out the city from the 31st floor of the only outdoor observation deck in the city!

30

Minneapolis Skyway System

Walk into one of the original skyways, where it all began.

31

Minneapolis City Hall

This extraordinary City Hall took nearly 20 years to build and while not connected to the skyway system, it is connected to an underground tunnel which we will use to visit the Federal Courthouse. Inside the rotunda you'll have the chance to rub the big toe of the Father of Waters statue for good luck.

32

Nicollet

This mile-long transit mall (street) running through the center of downtown, and historically the city's shopping district, is now home to an impressive public art collection and lined by bars and restaurants overflowing onto the sidewalks during the summer months.

33

Mary Tyler Moore Statue

Toss your hat with Mary. Who can turn the world on with her smile?

34

IDS Building

Crystal Court in the IDS Center is the heart of the Minneapolis skyway system. The IDS still holds the title of tallest, since 1972!

35

Foshay Tower

We'll ascend into the second-story walkway from the Foshay Tower to begin the tour. We come full circle, returning to the Foshay Tower at the end of the tour where you can take advantage of the opportunity to check out the city from the 31st floor of the only outdoor observation deck in the city!

36

Minneapolis Skyway System

Walk into one of the original skyways, where it all began.

37

Minneapolis City Hall

This extraordinary City Hall took nearly 20 years to build and while not connected to the skyway system, it is connected to an underground tunnel which we will use to visit the Federal Courthouse. Inside the rotunda you'll have the chance to rub the big toe of the Father of Waters statue for good luck.

38

Nicollet

This mile-long transit mall (street) running through the center of downtown, and historically the city's shopping district, is now home to an impressive public art collection and lined by bars and restaurants overflowing onto the sidewalks during the summer months.

39

Mary Tyler Moore Statue

Toss your hat with Mary. Who can turn the world on with her smile?

40

IDS Building

Crystal Court in the IDS Center is the heart of the Minneapolis skyway system. The IDS still holds the title of tallest, since 1972!

41

Foshay Tower

We'll ascend into the second-story walkway from the Foshay Tower to begin the tour. We come full circle, returning to the Foshay Tower at the end of the tour where you can take advantage of the opportunity to check out the city from the 31st floor of the only outdoor observation deck in the city!

42

Minneapolis Skyway System

Walk into one of the original skyways, where it all began.

43

Minneapolis City Hall

This extraordinary City Hall took nearly 20 years to build and while not connected to the skyway system, it is connected to an underground tunnel which we will use to visit the Federal Courthouse. Inside the rotunda you'll have the chance to rub the big toe of the Father of Waters statue for good luck.

44

Nicollet

This mile-long transit mall (street) running through the center of downtown, and historically the city's shopping district, is now home to an impressive public art collection and lined by bars and restaurants overflowing onto the sidewalks during the summer months.

45

Mary Tyler Moore Statue

Toss your hat with Mary. Who can turn the world on with her smile?

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IDS Building

Crystal Court in the IDS Center is the heart of the Minneapolis skyway system. The IDS still holds the title of tallest, since 1972!