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Tours of the Twin Cities

All American Segway
Stillwater & Lakeland
507.206.0988

Above The Falls Sports
Minneapolis: 120 N 3rd Ave
612.825.8983

Award-Winning City Tours
612.929.8687

The Fit Tourist
507.533.5348

Flyover America
Bloomington: Mall of America
952.853.6000

The Hitching Company
Minneapolis: 612.338.7777

Living History Flights
South St. Paul: 310 Airport Rd Hangar 3
651.455.6942

Meet Minneapolis
Minneapolis: 250 Marquette Ave
612.767.8000

Lee’s Limousine
651.462.5466

Mill City Museum Tour
Minneapolis: 704 S 2nd St
612.641.7555

Minneapolis City Tours
Minneapolis: 250 Marquette Ave S
888.676.MPLS

Minnesota Historical Society Tours
Minnesota Historical Calendar

Minnesota Wine Country Tours
612.314.9463

Mississippi River Walking Tour
651.293.0200

Pedal Pub
Minneapolis: 209 Washington Ave N
952.703.9000

Paradise Charter Cruises Minneapolis Queen
Excelsior: 2 Water St
Minneapolis: 2150 W River Pkwy
952.474.8058
parties

Padelford Riverboats
St. Paul: Harriet Island
651.227.1100

Renee’s Royal Valet-Limos, Coaches, & Trolleys
763.551.1919

Taste Twin Cities
612.280.4851

Twin Cities Food Tours
800.656.0713

Twin Cities Tours
612.240.6048

 Segway Magical History Tours
Minneapolis: 125 Main St SE
952.888.9200

St. Paul Gangster Tour
John Dillinger Slept Here Tour
Gangster History in St. Paul
St. Paul: 215 Wabasha St
651.292.1220

St. Croix Train Excursions

Twin Cities Brewery Tours
Minneapolis: 2600 University Ave
SE #600, 612.750.9898

Twin Cities Food Tours
612.568.2081

Twin Cities Trolley
651.777.3519

Vintage Bus Tours
St. Paul: 193 Pennsylvania Ave E
651.228.0263

Wabasha Street Caves
St. Paul: 215 Wabasha St S
651.292.1191

Waconiaville Tours
Waconia: 400 E Lake St
612.710.2923

Self-Guided Tours

Bridge Trail Walking Tour

Dayton’s Bluff Driving

Dayton’s Bluff Walking Tour

Historic Jewish St. Louis Park Tour

Historic Jewish St. Paul

Historic Minneapolis Synagogue Tour

Labor History

Minneapolis Skyway Guide

Minnesota Modernism 

Park Ave

 Summit Ave

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