Spread out along the hilly north shore of Lake Superior, Duluth lies amid some of the most scenic country in Minnesota.   This northern Minnesota city is located at the westernmost tip of Lake Superior, halfway between Minneapolis/St. Paul and the Canadian border.  Spend a few days in Duluth, and discover why over 3.5 million tourists visit there each year... read more in our Duluth Destination Guide.

Bloomington is best known as the home of the Mall of America and of Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport.  A visitor could deplane at the airport, take a shuttle for 1.5 miles to the Mall of America, and literally spend an entire vacation just exploring and enjoying that enchanting place... read more in our Bloomington Destination Guide.

class="style2">Minneapolis, along with its sister city St. Paul, make up the largest metro area in Minnesota. Minneapolis and St. Paul might be called twins, but they are certainly not identical. Minneapolis claims the greater number of attractions and businesses, while St. Paul functions as the state capital. Founded 20 years and 10 miles apart, the cities have been friendly rivals, but over the years they have shared equally in the riches the region has to offer... read more in our Minneapolis Destination Guide.