Coupon book offers:
· Blue Sky Guide Twin Cities: Receive one FREE admission with one paid admission (of equal or greater value). (exp. 10/31/2010)

6 other Minnesota Historical Society locations: 4 additional reviews.

Nat 19 reviews

June 17, 2009 When you tell people you are bringing them to an old Mill they get kind of excited with a burning passion for flour in their eyeballs. Okay, not so much! I've been to this museum a few times and you have to be a history nut or really love local history to enjoy this place. I AM both of those things so I found it fascinating ending with the gift store which had all sorts of interesting tidbits that needed a home. Once I came here for a bread baking class by St. Agnes and once just to browse. My favorite thing about the museum is the grain shaft tour and the incredible view from the top which overlooks Stone Arch Bridge. I found the employees delightfully knowledgeable and open to lots of questions which I peppered on them at full speed. Check it out at least once and bring out of town guests ...

5 reviews

June 16, 2009 I brought my then 2 year old to this museum, and didn't really feel it was catered to toddlers. There was a water part and a kitchen she was able to use some playdough in, but other than that there is a lot of reading involved. Wonderful outside scenery!

ScottGT 5 reviews

June 12, 2009 If you live in the Twin Cities or are visiting or think you might someday live here, the Mill City Museum is without a doubt a must-see place to learn a big part of our region's story. The whole museum is captivating and especially the Flour Tower and Kevin Kling's movie brilliantly tell hugely engaging stories of Minneapolis across a wide scope of backgrounds. Learn all about what's made the Twin Cities what they are.

superiorflowers 5 reviews

June 07, 2009 This is a GREAT place to bring out-of-town guests - fascinating history, great vistas, engaging (and unique) elevator ride. GO!!