Attractions & Destinations

Are you drawn to the natural beauty on display at a State Park? Maybe the thrill of a Man-Made Attraction like a Festival, Amusement Park, Museum or Mall. Or the excitement surrounding opening night at a well-known theater. If you answered yes to all three you need a must-see destination all in reach. Consider using our maps and distance filters.

  • International Wolf Center

    Our educational programs are designed to inform, engage, and inspire students of all ages. Whether you’re jumping into hands-on activities, participating in interactive sessions, or joining us for an in-person experience, you’ll discover the wonders of nature and wolves in ways you never thought possible! WolfLink Virtual Learning Programs Get ready for an exhilarating interactive…
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  • Oliver Kelley Farm

    Experience the sights, smells, sounds, and activities of an 1860s family farm! Students will participate in essential farm work, meet a variety of farm animals, and help prepare foods like those that Minnesotans ate 150 years ago. Students will compare and contrast the lives of farm children from the past to their lives today through…
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  • Amish Tours of Harmony

    As we travel through this beautiful rolling countryside, Amish farmers may be seen working in the fields with horses and horse-drawn equipment, and their buggies may be seen tied to hitching posts in town. You will be fascinated by the Amish way of dress and by the children swinging their lunch baskets as they stroll…
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  • Sea Life at Mall of America

    We offer interactive, hands-on programs for groups of all ages. From overnights to Behind-The-Scenes Tours to classroom programs, we offer an ocean full of fun and learning! THINGS FOR GROUPS TO DO AT SEA LIFE… SNORKEL WITH THE FISH Have your own underwater snorkeling adventure and get up close with hundreds of tropical fish in…
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  • Split Rock Lighthouse

    A visit to Minnesota’s most recognized landmark challenges students to learn about the history of Split Rock Light Station including why it was built, what technology was used, and what life was like for the keepers and their families. Students can climb the light house tower or see a replica of the lens up close…
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  • Go Crazy Gaming

    My name is Tim Floy and I have been a gamer all my life. I love competitive gaming because it brings the grit and grind out of you. Social gaming is a way to build friendships, teamwork and great memories that will last forever. That's the reason why I started up Go Crazy Gaming to bring that…

  • Curling Connections

    We provide mobile curling equipment and all the related services to make your party, team-building, fundraiser, trade show, or conference a huge hit. Iceless curling always energizes events and leaves a lasting impression. Why curling? Unique and unexpected: Attracts crowds, engages attendees, and provides hours of fun Inclusive for all ages and abilities: No experience…

  • Good Times Park

    Field Trips,Family fun, Parties & More As Minnesota's original privately owned indoor playground, Good Times Park® offers a massive space with lots of attractions for families in the Twin Cities and Eagan! Explore our exciting play areas, including a playground, basketball court, jumping pillow, ninja course, soccer field, and more. ​Feeling hungry? We have our…

  • Outdoor Learning Center

  • Doubletree Leatherworks

    Doubletree Leatherworks is a full time leather shop, passionate about leathercraft and wants to teach you how to make a leather project that showcases your individual personality. We offer a variety of hands-on workshops that involve using specialized metal tools to stamp a design into leather, some projects will teach you how to hand sew, some…

  • Riffin’ Griffin

    Riffin' Griffin is a four-piece rock band for kids and families from Minneapolis, MN. Riffin’ Griffin is known for their energetic, audience engaging, participation-fueled live shows. Riffin’ Griffin has rocked schools, parks, libraries, hospitals, and even MPR’s Rock the Cradle. Riffin’ Griffin played 20 shows in Minnesota in the summer of 2025 with many more to come! Riffin' Griffin started…

  • IFest-MN (Formerly Festival of Nations)

    IFest-MN is designed to be an educational cultural experience that gathers over 75 nations and ethnic communities to share food, music, art, dance, traditions, and cultural demonstrations. By engaging with Minnesota’s diverse cultural communities, learners gain a deeper sense of belonging and shared responsibility for shaping our civic future. To learn more about the festival,…

  • Split Rock Lighthouse

    A visit to Minnesota’s most recognized landmark challenges students to learn about the history of Split Rock Light Station including why it was built, what technology was used, and what life was like for the keepers and their families. Students can climb the light house tower or see a replica of the lens up close…

  • Oliver Kelley Farm

    Experience the sights, smells, sounds, and activities of an 1860s family farm! Students will participate in essential farm work, meet a variety of farm animals, and help prepare foods like those that Minnesotans ate 150 years ago. Students will compare and contrast the lives of farm children from the past to their lives today through…

  • Minnesota State Capitol

    Explore the capitol’s history, art, and architecture on this 45 minute tour. Students visit the chambers where government decisions are made. Weather permitting, visit the quadriga (golden horses) on the roof of the capitol. Reservations are required for groups of 15 or more, and must be made two weeks in advance. The Minnesota State Capitol…

  • Mille Lacs Indian Museum and Trading Post

    All field trips include a tour of the Four Seasons Room, exhibit scavenger hunt, and interactive lessons on Native American games, sports, and communication.  Cycles of the Seasons Tour the Four Seasons Room, with life-sized dioramas depicting traditional Ojibwe life and activities. Students learn about making maple sugar, harvesting bark, processing wild rice, and hunting…

  • Mill City Museum

    In the Baking Lab, learn how food production changed during the rise of the flour milling industry in Minneapolis and how those changes affect how we eat today.  The Mississippi River and Owamniyomni (St. Anthony Falls) have many stories to tell about why people chose to move here, how people changed the river and the…