Go shopping at America’s biggest mall, take rides at Nickelodeon Universe or enjoy dining in any of the restaurants! This is one of Naomi's favorite places.

Located in the center of the Mall of America, this indoor amusement park has more than two dozen rides and attractions. There’s something for everyone—from juniors to thrill seekers, like Eddie! If you don't like rides like Naomi, just head info the mall!

Como Lake is frequented by us for walks and picnics! The park, zoo, and conservatory are owned by the City of Saint Paul and are a division of Saint Paul Parks and Recreation. We took some of our 4th anniversary photos here!

Upscale retailers & restaurants are the draw at this indoor mall with a contemporary feel. An entire set of luxury scale stores are directly across the street.

This is one of our favorite coffee shops! It's also in the lobby of a hotel only a mile from the venue!

These are lovely sightseeing cruises on the Mississippi River that offer brunch, dinner, and casual rides down and up the river and are great day and night, especially in the summer. Enjoy learning Minnesota history as you go, or find a quiet area and enjoy the ride!

Three stadiums, river walks, world-class theaters, live music venues, hotels, shopping, and dining options – you'll never run out of things to do downtown. Downtown Minneapolis is filled with a variety of experiences, all within a walkable urban setting.

Upscale spot at the Four Seasons offering brunch and seafood dishes in a luxurious setting.

An 11-acre preserve featuring a conservatory, an arbor & 40+ sculptures by notable modern artists. This is located near several awesome restaurants downtown Minneapolis!

*Close to the Wedding Venue!* Mill City Museum is located in the ruins of the Washburn "A" Mill next to Mill Ruins Park on the banks of the Mississippi River in Minneapolis.

Built in 1905, this beaux arts–influenced building serves as the seat of the state's government. This is where we took our engagement photos!

The Cathedral dominates the Saint Paul skyline and is intentionally situated on the highest hill in Saint Paul, Minnesota's capitol city.

This is one of our favorites! Gai Noi is a Minneapolis restaurant offering authentic Lao and Thai dishes in a beautiful atmosphere.

Open on Saturdays, this market is just across the bridge from the venue, located in the ruins of Mill City Museum. Great if you like local produce, art, live music & kids’ activities.

This is a fun and laid back option with varying dining options from Asian to vegan and a full-service bar offering 48 taps with seasonal craft cocktails, beer, and wine.

Home to more than 100,000 works of art representing 5,000 years of world history, Mia is one of the largest art museums in the United States.