Top 10 Free Things To Do and Attractions in Woodbury

"Located at 725 Vineland Place in Lowry Hill, the museum and park is the highest-rated museum in Minneapolis, boasting 4.5 stars out of 153 reviews on Yelp. READ MORE: Sheriff: Man Who Shot At Deputies Dies From Injuries After Being Stuck By Squad SUV In Mounds View. Opened in 1988, this garden showcases more than 40 works from the Walker Art Center’s collections, through a partnership between Walker and the Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board."

"A post shared by Minneapolis Sculpture Garden (@minneapolissculpturegarden). You really can’t go wrong photographing the Walker Arts Center’s sculpture garden – indisputably one of the most Instagrammable places in Minneapolis. Entrance is free and the park is open 365 days a year, 6 a.m."

"The Mill City Museum takes a look at the history of the industry of flour milling. It is part of the Washburn A Mill, which was constructed in 1880, when it was the largest of its type. The structure was destroyed in a 1991 fire and today you will find the museum on the ruins with a space spanning 8 stories."

"If you’re a fixture in your grocery store’s baking aisle, you should appreciate Mill City Museum. This is is a very fun and educational museum. You can see how important flour is to Minneapolis, Minnesota."

"James J. Hill was the wealthy and successful builder of the Great Northern Railway. His impressive home reflects both his power and prosperity. Upon its completion in 1891, the Hill mansion was the most expensive home in Minnesota, with 22 fireplaces, 13 bathrooms and 16 crystal chandeliers."

"Downtown's James J. Hill House, located at 240 Summit Ave., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the landmark and historical building, museum and walking tour spot 4.5 stars out of 35 reviews."

"Como Park Zoo and Conservatory are part of a large complex on the shores of Lake Como that includes an amusement park, a golf course, a pool, and a carousel. The zoo is the oldest in Minnesota; it was opened in 1897, and in its first year it was home to three deer. Now the zoo has extensive animal collections, including birds, a wide selection of primates such as lemurs, orangutans, and Western Lowland Gorillas, big cats such as lions, tigers, and snow leopards, as well as zoo favorites such as polar bears, wolves, giraffes, and zebras."

"Would you like to go and spoil yourself and your family in a place far from home?. This is the right place for you. Located at Estabrook Drive, the Como Park Zoo and Conservatory is free to all and what it has to offer baffles the mind."

"Como Park Zoo & Conservatory is one of the most captivating spots in Saint Paul. You’ll have plenty of options when taking your photos here."

"This is a gorgeous location flanked by the Mississippi River bluffs. Not only does this place have secluded spots for intimate photos, but the waterfall is magical. This would be a great location for a branding shoot or for couples wanting to capture engagement photos."

"Address: 1313 Hidden Falls Dr, St Paul, MN 55116, United States. Rating: 4.6 out of 5. Hidden Falls Regional Park is a charming park and destination not to miss when visiting ST. Paul Minnesota."

"Getting a photo of the incredible waterfalls at Hidden Falls Regional Park will definitely earn you some likes on Insta. Share the beauty of Saint Paul nature with your followers."

"Located on the west part of Minnesota’s wonderful town State Fairgrounds, the Alden Square Park is anything but a lovely square to visit. The park is a triangular area of land ideal for spontaneous, delightful picnics and spacious enough blocks to throw around a baseball. The park’s central amenity is a pavilion, picnic grounds, sports facilities, and playground."

"The Landmark Center is housed in the finely restored 1902 Federal Court Building, an impressive and photo-worthy building that now contains restaurants, galleries, function rooms, and performance spaces, which host theater and dance productions, as well as concerts. The building generally serves as a cultural center, but visitors can appreciate the history and architecture of the building by taking one of the several guided tours available. Visitors can also learn more about the center in Landmark Gallery, a permanent exhibit that outlines significant historical events that took place here, from Federal Court cases to community events."

"If you love history, then you’ll geek out over the Landmark Center. This castle-esque building in downtown Saint Paul began its legacy as a federal post office and courthouse. It's a place where famous gangsters were tried, two US Supreme Court Justices practiced, and the act that enforced Prohibition was written."

"A former post office in the United States of America, this historic center is a buzz with visitors. As a cultural center, various events get hosted in this place, from music to plays to even exhibitions and public forums. Address: 75 5th St, St Paul, MN 55102"

"A few years ago, I’d just returned from a week-long trip to Costa Rica. (For anyone who’s ever been to Costa Rica, you know that the hugely flavorful Arroz con Pollo is the unofficial national dish of that country.) Fresh off the plane with a huge craving, I found myself searching all over the Twin Cities for a place serving this authentic dish. Not only did Chimborazo have it (they call it Chaulafan) but their version was nearly an exact replica to the dish I’d fallen in love with, nearly 3,000 miles away."

"Hi-Lo serves a large variety of brunch food, but their signature dish is a Hi-Top. Hi-Tops are donuts topped with a variety of things(from fried chicken to strawberries and cream cheese.) Most everything on the menu is very decadent and heavy, which goes along well with the diner feel of the Minneapolis restaurant. Their cocktails are so creative and unique, which is not at all what you'd expect from a typical diner."

"This 1950s-style diner is Minneapolis’ version of Pop’s from Riverdale. The Hi-Lo Diner is a modern take on typical greasy diner food, like donut sandwiches, avocado benedict, and creative cocktails. It’s near the airport, so it’s an ideal stop on your way in or out of town."

"Big Louies in Crystal is one of my favorite places for lunch or dinner. I’ve never had anything that I didn’t like and the wings are terrific."