Our PERFECT Day in Minneapolis! Top Things to Do + Trying The World’s BEST Burger!?

Minneapolis is INCREDIBLE! Next stop on our RV road trip takes us on a tour of the city of lakes to check out amazing art, architecture and craft beer! Then it's time for a food tour - We try the BEST burger ever plus some deliciously authentic Somali food 🤤

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We're Eric & Allison and we're on a journey to find the most interesting places and unique foods this planet has to offer! We've traded in our steady paychecks and permanent home for a life of travel and adventure. Come along and see the world with us!

[travelertrome]

My cousin lived in Minneapolis for a few years and I got to visit him in 2013. Need to note this is the most bicycle friendly city I had ever been to. Entire bike paths complete with traffic lights, separate from roadways. And the paths go around the lakes. So beautiful. Also shout out to Britt's Pub downtown!

[unitymind]

I've lived in Minneapolis all my life. Been to everything you did a few times. You missed First Avenue that was made famous by Prince. Downtown Minneapolis is a ghost town after the Pandemic. A lot of companies went to remote or a hybrid work place and never looked back. I love all of our State Parks, hiking trails and lakes. The winters are actually mild and only a week or two where going outside physically hurts but you can always go farther North for more cold. I'd recommend Duluth and the North Shore. You will see a lot of Scandinavian influence all over Minnesota but a lot more as you go North. You will hear where the Movie Fargo got the accent from when you go to the North Shore. We also have a large Hmong population and the food is outstanding. Thank you for all you do! The B-Roll filming and editing was some of the best tourist videos I've seen.

[markberman]

I’ve loved here my entire life and Minnesota is definitely amazing! You guys absolutely have to come up to Northern Minnesota. The North Shore- Lake Superior, Duluth, Split Rock Lighthouse, the Brainerd Lakes Area etc are all unbelievable! Great job showcasing Minneapolis though! Super fun!

[keanmeyer]

Having grown up in Minneapolis, I want to congratulate you on your VLOG! You did a nice job of capturing some of the features of our city. This is the first time I've watched any of your videos and I'm extremely impressed with the photography and editing. You guys have a keen eye for getting the right shots!

[davecarpenter]

We're in Canada, but Minneapolis is our "big city" for travel, many times. A coupla things on the to-do is rooftop lawn bowling at the brit pub downtown, and biking around the lakes areas.

[JennyMack]

tons of rooftop bars in minneapolis. good food. summer is fun in the city.

[dennisdaniels]

Hi Eric and Allison, I'm Dennis Daniels from Cleveland, Ohio! Thanks for sharing your video about visiting Minneapolis, Minnesota!

[BrightEyedBambi]

You missed the fact that the Stone Arch Bridge is part of the Mississippi National River & Recreation Area. It's the only national park in a downtown area . It's got hiking, kayaking, boating, and waterfalls. It's beautiful and was right below your feet.

[kellyt]

It was so quiet downtown because so many people work from home now. Downtown is kind of empty compared to what it once was. It picks up on weekends when people are going to the theater or some of the clubs. There's a lot of debate in Minneapolis right now as to what to do about it.

[Crono]

That server at Matt's Bar has been there forever and she runs the whole restaurant and is incredible at her job. Hope you left a good tip!

[saskiapanter]

I'm Dutch, and way back in 2001 I've been more up north of Minnesota, I recommend Duluth, very nice with a big harbour, I loved it.

[ameliacamling]

Next time you come through Minnesota, you should check out Winona. Beautiful hiking, right on the Mississippi River.

[leonleon]

Wish you could have stayed longer in Minnesota, there is so much more to see and do.

[alisonh]

I have visited Minneapolis a few times, and I have to say it is a lovely city. I don’t think most people would think of it as a “destination” but I think it’s highly underrated!

[brendaw]

I visited Minneapolis in 2018 for a work trip and fell in love. I had the most amazing time there. I was walking distance to the sculpture garden, a huge park, downtown, and the river. I’ve wanted to go back and take my family.

[ginnieashmore]

I know you didn't have time to do more of Minneapolis, the Mary Tyler Moore statue is fun and the capitol of St Paul has lots of neat stuff too. But if you ever get the chance again you need to go up to Duluth and see Canal Park, the Ariel Lift Bridge, Glensheen Mansion, Enger Tower and other interesting sites. Then go over to Lake Itasca to see the headwaters of the Mississippi River, Go up to International Falls (Canadian boarder) and back thru the Boundary Waters and Voyagers National Park and then down the North Shore of Lake Superior back to Duluth. IMO the best parts of MN :) I also hope you took the River Road (HWY 14/61) back to St Louis..again beautiful....but since I live there I'm a bit biased lol...Have wonderful travels wherever you go and Ill be along for the ride!

[joannebarrett]

Minnesota looks so chilled! So unexpected, and more European than other parts of the US. Thank you for sharing 😊

[marissanisius]

"It's generally accepted that Matt's is the OG" 😂 there's a full war on 5-8 club vs Matt's in MN. Both are great, but very different takes, and everybody has their opinion of the OG or best.

So fun to see Minnesota featured for something other than our winters & small towns! Really just don't come February- April & it's a gorgeous place to be.

[peterwinstonaldredge]

Oh my! The camping possibilities in Minnesota for you two are endless! You have to go to Itasca State Park and walk across the beginnings of the mighty Mississippi River. Northern Minnesota is so beautiful. But, bring industrial-strength bug spray because the mosquitos are the size of Cessnas! And don't forget the deer flies. Other than that, it's beautiful!

[trailingarm]

You'd be welcome in any establishment with a haircut like that Eric. Some of my ancestors led by master-mason Alfred Jones commuted to Mn/St Paul from North Wales at the turn of the 19th/20th century because of the demand for experienced masons. His two sons stayed there, but Alfred's wife missed home so he returned and died in Halkyn, Flintshire. He'd previously helped build Halkyn Church, along with the "marble church" in St Asaph and St George's Hall in Liverpool.