Minnehaha Regional Park is a nature-filled gem in the city located about 15 minutes from downtown. Visit the park to see the waterfall and hike the 2 mile trail that follows the creek out to the Mississippi river.

Enjoy summertime in Minneapolis by renting a kayak or paddle board on the Chain of Lakes in the city. The most popular lakes with good rental options include Bde Maka Ska, Lake Harriet, and Lake Nokomis.

With over 50 breweries in the Twin Cities, you'll be sure to find one that quenches your thirst. Some favorites in Minneapolis include Pryes Brewing, Uteplis Brewing, Bauhaus Brew Labs, and the Fulton Taproom.

Explore more than 60 sculptures from the Walker’s collection on 11 scenic acres in the heart of Minneapolis. The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden is free and open from 6 am to 12 midnight every day.

The Stone Arch Bridge was originally built as a railroad bridge crossing the Mississippi River and now serves as a pedestrian walkway. Cross the bridge and take in sites of the Minneapolis skyline and Saint Anthony Falls.

There is a museum for everyone in the Twin Cities. For options close to the venue, check out the Mill City Museum and the Guthrie Theater. The Minneapolis Institute of Art is located a short 10 minute drive from downtown.

The Twins have a home stretch the weekend of our wedding. Catch a game at Target field on Saturday or Sunday as they take on the Royals.

Explore the city on bike while riding on over 200 miles of bike lanes and trails. There are plenty of places to ride including dedicated trails along the Mississippi River and around the lakes.

The North Loop neighborhood is known for a great food scene. Go upscale at places like Bar La Grassa or 112 Eatery (reservations required), or walk in to local-favorites Red Cow or The Freehouse.

Need a last minute outfit for the wedding? Stop by the Mall of America for all your shopping needs, and don't forget to make a stop at the indoor amusement park.