Minneapolis

Along with its “Twin City” St Paul on the opposite bank of the Mississippi, Minnesota’s largest city has a thriving urban scene

WORDS OLIVIA HULTGREN

1 Stone Arch Bridge Begin your urban exploration at one of Minneapolis’s most photographed landmarks: Stone Arch Bridge. Suspended over the great Mississippi River, this former railway bridge was built in the 1800s and converted into a pedestrian and cycle path in 1994. Stroll across it for the best ground-level view of the city skyline and the man-made St Anthony Falls. On the west side of Stone Arch lies the Mill City Museum, built within the ruins of what was the world’s largest flour mill before it was destroyed by a fire in 1991. The museum’s designers reinforced the building’s charred walls with steel and added large panes of glass, creating a beautiful contrast of old and new. Get a handle on what the mill was like in operation inside or…

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Business Traveller Asia-Pacific Edition (Digital) - 1 Issue, March 2019

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