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• Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden
  "Wonderful wild place in the city"
  "Minneapolis has a number of places where the urban area disappears, and this is one of them. The garden is more like a forest reserve than a formal garden, with trails that take you from heavily wooded spots to meadow. Easy walks, with climbs that are only difficult for those who have mobility impai..."rments, and some nice benches along the way to sit and enjoy the day. Great collection of feeders near main buildings, for those who want to watch a variety of birds feeding and flitting back and forth. Can get a little crowded on weekends, but it's big enough that it's rarely congested except near the entrance and the buildings. " More >
• The Museum of Russian Art
  "Appreciate Art!!!"
  "A former church building has been remodeled to house this art museum in a creative, expansive way. The displays change theme, artist, time period about 4 times a year, always highlighting aspects of Russian art. This is the only (!) Russian art museum in the USA. Well worth a couple hours of lear..."ning about the Russian culture thru the art. Easy access off 35W in S. Mpls, good parking across the street (free), a nice but pricy gift shop. " More >
• Minnehaha Park
  "Great year-round"
  "This is a great place to visit any time of year. The coldest winters may be the best, as the falls freeze into fantastic formations. The park is large and great for small kids. My sons and I used to like to walk the trail that follows the creek to the river, which is only a mile or so, and relativel..."y little traveled. Sometimes we would see muskrats or other little animals along the way. A great way to spend a morning or afternoon with little kids. " More >