Then acclimate yourselves to the city on the Minneapolis RiverCity Trolley Tour. The trolley shows you the sights of Minneapolis from downtown to the Chain of Lakes, and you'll learn about Minneapolis' milling history and view some of the city's most stately homes. The ride includes a stop at the newest addition to Minneapolis, the Mary Tyler Moore statue by Nicollet Mall. Trolley riders can hop off at any point to get a closer look, grab a snack, do some shopping or museum-hopping, and then catch the next trolley to finish the tour.
With an Arts & Museum Pass, you pay one price to visit a number of leading Minneapolis cultural venues, including:
- American Swedish Institute
- Bell Museum of Natural History
- Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum
- James J. Hill House
- Minneapolis Sculpture Garden
- Minneapolis Institute of Arts
- Minnesota History Center
- Minnesota Museum of American Art
- Science Museum of Minnesota
- Walker Art Center
GOIN' TO THE CHAPEL
Of course, no trip to Minneapolis is complete without a visit to the Mall of America, which boasts its own wedding chapel where more than 3,000 weddings have been performed.
Located right next door to Bloomingdale's, the chapel offers a number of wedding packages that range from a twenty-minute "Dream Wedding" to an hourlong "Wedding Premiere," that can accommodate up to seventy guests.
Custom video, photography, floral packages, and Internet broadcasts are available for additional fees.


