Nearby Amenities

Nicollet Mall

Downtown Minneapolis is a progressive city with a dynamic vibe and a whirlwind of creative energy. The city is a haven for retail, dining, amazing theatre, world-class museums, festivals, sporting events and picturesque strolls in a green urban environment.

NICOLLET MALL

Marquette Plaza is located at the northern end of Nicollet mall, an 11- block long open air pedestrian and transit mall in an upscale shopping and dining district, which forms the cultural and commercial heart of the city. Major department store anchors include Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus located at the upscale Gaviidae Common, as well as national retail chains such as Banana Republic, Ann Taylor, Gap, Macy’s, Len Druskin and Brooks Brothers.

In the summer months Nicollet Mall is the home to a vibrant outdoor farmers market, featuring the freshest of local flowers, fruits and vegetables.

There are also many parades throughout the year along the Mall, including the Holidazzle.

THEATER DISTRICT

Minneapolis is the third largest theatre market in the US and is home to more than 100 theatre companies. Founded in 1963, the acclaimed Guthrie Theater is an American center for theater performance, production, education, and professional training.

The nearby Hennepin Theater District includes the historic Orpheum, State and Pantages Theatre which are home to a variety of Broadway plays and various other events throughout the year.

THE WALKER ART CENTER

The Walker Art Center is home to the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden featuring the Spoonbridge and Cherry which has become a Minnesota symbol over the years.

THE NORTH LOOP (Warehouse District)

Located along the Mississippi River, the North Loop is Minneapolis’ oldest “new” neighborhood and is frequently referred to as the Warehouse District. In this area landmark buildings have been developed into unique lofts, innovative restaurants, classic neighborhood pubs, and specialty shops.

SPORTING ARENAS

  • The Twins have found a new home at Target Field in the North Loop which opened in April 2010. This facility is a state of the art outdoor baseball field which offers a number of convenient commuter options. You can commute via light rail, bike, walk or bus to any game and then stick around after the game to enjoy more of downtown Minneapolis.
  • The Metrodome is home to the Minnesota Vikings and also hosts a variety of amateur events, cultural events, and family focused activities.

MALL OF AMERICA

This 4.2 million gross square foot mall is the largest and most well-known super regional shopping mall in the US. It contains over 520 stores arranged along three levels of pedestrian walkways, with a fourth level on one side. Four “anchor” department stores are located at the corners. The Mall is organized into 4 different cones, each with its own decorative style. The Mall is used as a major transportation hub in the region, with bus and light rail service linking the Mall to other destinations.