What did you find most interesting about Minneapolis?

The state capitol in Saint Paul has the second largest self supporting dome in the world after Saint Peters Basilica

As someone who lived in the Twin Cities for nearly 40 years and was born and raised in Minneapolis I really appreciate how you've done this video. It's very respectful without being biased. It is also very fact filled and one of the most truthful videos I've ever seen about Minneapolis.

The parks in Minneapolis really are a treasure, so well maintained. I agree about the skyway's downside, empty sidewalks with no exterior access to businesses. I get why but it's not great for tourism. Still, overall really great city.

Other things you could have mentioned is Minneapolis's vibrant music scene (give a shout out to First Ave), and that it's one of the most bike-friendly cities in the US

Musician in Minneapolis here. The scene is really incredible and diverse… virtually something for every taste. Local musicians can work regularly and sell out local venues while also affording a decent quality of life. Prince definitely permeated the city with his sound and influence. Go see the legendary Combo at Bunkers Bar every Sunday night :)

I love living here because it's like a small town inside a big city. The Mary Tyler Moore Show wasnt mentioned and she's very famous in Minneapolis. There's a Mary Tyler Moore statue in downtown.

I’ve lived in the twin cities area for more than three quarters of my life, and you got a lot right! We do have a lot of cool museums, parks, and theaters. The spirit and atmosphere of Minneapolis is super impressive and I love it here. A few things to note though as a local, 1: We accept the cold, and even enjoy it at times! It’s not that bad after a while. 2: Minneapolis style pizza isn’t impossible to eat, it just takes know-how! ;) 3: Fried cheese curds are delicious. Nothing more needs to be said. 4: We also have the largest airport in the upper Midwest. It is the HQ of Sun Country Airlines, and a hub of Delta Airlines! 5: If you can handle a bit of cold, you will love it here in Minneapolis/Minnesota. There are amazing experiences, food, and atmosphere in both twin cities. And Minnesota nice isn’t just a stereotype, everyone I’ve met here is awesome!

Looks like a beautiful city with all those parks. Greetings from Mexico 😄

Great video. I also love the skyline. Really nice density and beauty. Really impressive at night.

The skyline is most impressive. Driving on hwy 35W past US Bank Stadium at about Sunset. 🌇 Just absolutely beautiful 🥰. Great place to get a feel for all four seasons. ☀️🍁❄️🌧️ Cultures are greatly diverse. Love it! Thanks for doing this video 😊

I've only been able to live in Memphis and visit other cities in the South. Minneapolis is one fascinating city that I'd love to visit if i had the chance.

Nice video. I think you could have added the Midtown Greenway bike/ped pathway, Minneapolis' impressive network of bike connections and it's constant rank near the top as one of the best cities to bike ride in America. Would love to see you edit this video to simply add a shot of the amazing cantilever bridge feature of the Guthrie Theater, which offers the most amazing views of the Mississippi River (and access to that along with the bars and restaurants in the theater are free - you don't need to have a ticket to a show to explore this beautiful building). But thanks for featuring Mpls in your series!!!

I have lived here for many years and didn’t know a bunch of these cool things! Can’t wait to check out some of these cool places!

Nice presentation. Thanks for mentioning "hotdish" which is a standard here. The lakes and Mississippi river have AWESOME parks (including areas of island/habitat restoration.) Everyone LOVES the skyways (especially in cold or rainy weather!) The Stone Arch Bridge is gorgeous and is great for walking and cycling with really beautiful views.

Worked there for a month and it’s a dope ass city. If I ever leave Houston Minneapolis will be my next choice

I love the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden! Older viewers may recognize the Crystal Court from the Mary Tyler Moore opening.

Such an awesome video about my home city! Everyone should know about MOA, but did you know that in Edina, a suburb of Minneapolis, sits the Southdale Center which is the location of the first ever Mall in the world! There are some really coll plaques and displays up about it throughout the whole center!

Minneapolis is a beautiful city. It is clean, safe, and has everything any person would want or need. No limited, bad publicity will ever be able to bring Minneapolis down. All Minnesotans should take pride in their largest city.

When you have to move away from MN you always want to move back. The people are also just wonderful!!

I’m surprised you didn’t mention all the beautiful music spots. Like orchestra hall for example, I believe it is one of the best in the world

Don't forget, TWIN cities. Really should mention St. Paul too. They are so intertwined.

Got to say as someone who lived here all his life it still amazes me how Beautiful Minnesota is and some things that I might not think are special are so special to Minnesota great video even tho some things were missed though I understand not cramping to much stuff in.

Thanks for making me appreciate my city a little more

so excited to move to minneapolis this month!

Fantastic fishing in and around the Twin Cities also 😉

minneapolis is such an awesome city!!

I live in the Twin Cities and I have to say this is very accurate great video!Also why aren’t you bigger you certainly deserve to be a huge youtuber!

Thanks for the nice video on Miniapolis.Recently I visited the city and lived there for 3 summer months from August to October 2023. A very beautiful city with all worthy things in one city - Lakes , Forests , Mills, Theatres, Music , museums,, malls , sports , marine sports , food , beer , skyline , sky walk , Observation deck( Foshay tower),waterfalls , forts , farmer’s markets , giant grain elevators , industries and you name it you have it . Above all a very friendly people in a calm city with priere plains and beautiful bluffs. With so much reluctance I left the city for India , my native country.

I've lived In Minnesota my entire life and had tattertot hotdish maybe twice and literally never heard of "Minneapolis style pizza".

We live in Wisconsin & are heading up to Mall of America this weekend, we always stop in at our favorite pizza place after shopping🍕🍕 A Slice of Ny on Nicollet Ave in Minneapolis..their pizza is AMAZING & staff & owners are super friendly...

Here’s are some preliminary temperature numbers for January 2022: 10.4 degrees average temperature at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport through Sunday Minus 5.8 degrees vs. average in the Twin Cities (through Sunday) 14 subzero nights in the Twin Cities 16 nights at or below zero so far this winter (seasonal average is 23) 7 nights at or below minus 10 in the Twin Cities Minus 17 degrees, coldest temperature recorded at MSP airport (Jan. 7) Most of Minnesota is running between 5 and 10 degrees colder than average.

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I live near Minneapolis and didnt know its history. P.S. : I like the Purple and Yellow in the thumbnail

Other things to note: The music scene! First Ave, The Cabooze, Turf Club -- sooo many iconic small venues. The multiculturalism of the city - we have the highest Somali population outside of Somalia, a large Asian (particularly Vietnamese) population, Latinx, black, Scandinavian, etc. Food!! Restaurants like Owamni (Native American w/completely decolonized menu), Eat Street and Cedar-Riverside areas Loved the video - I really do love living here (for the most part).

Fun fact about the Mall of America: they don't heat the mall in winter. The mall is heated entirely by body heat and the various equipment that runs there every day.

Minnesota winters are worth it when we get to live in such an amazing city.

If you love fishing, you will love Minnesota. I live in a north suburb. There are three sporting good stores with live bait within 10 blocks of my home, and at least three more gas stations that sell bait in that radius. I can get in my truck and be at a lake with a place to plunk down a chair and start fishing within about 20 minutes from damn near any town in the state. And for you hard core outdoors folks... don't forget the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. I moved here from the Catskill's in '79. Hope to be buried here, hopefully a long time from now. By the way, if you are a recreational pilot, there are dozens of airports here. Best place to fly safe, flat as a pancake and plenty of roads and soy bean fields for that untimely landing.

the movie Fargo probably deserves a mention for famous movies filmed in/around Minneapolis, although only part of it, so I could see why you left it out too

Well information.

Simply the best metro in the US

I think it’s cool that here is also the first indoor mall

No mention of University of Minnesota? Its a huge integral part of the city and one of the best parts of town for food

Thanks. I live in Minneapolis and it's my favorite city. You should do a video about Phoenix, AZ also and some Texas cities

"As someone who has never been outside of Minnesota, Minnesota is the best place on earth." - Minnesotans

Nice!

I think you should add a small segment that mentions each city’s nickname(s). I believe Minneapolis is nicknamed the Twin City due to its nearness to St. Paul. Thanks!

Coming into town to tourist for a few days later this week. Thanks again for making a great video about the Twin Cities-can’t wait!

We also have the lowest unemployment of any state ever. Also you can totally eat the square pizza with your hands, it's just messy!

Great city, born and raised in Richfield/Bloomington and lived there until I joined the Corps. ,,,,ya don't ya know....

👋 hey thank you 😊

Reminds me of Calgary

Don't forget the intro to The Mary Tyler Moore Show filmed around Minneapolis, including the IDS center. And, seriously, don't forget the indie rock scene, so, so famous, spawning Husker Du, The Replacements, Soul Asylum, Babes in Toyland, Rifle Sport, The Cows

hey can you do a video about its neigheor saint paul minnasota???????????????

Can you do Chicago pls🤔

YOU should include Fargo in the list of movies you mentioned !!

Should have included the UMN campus, otherwise great vid 👍

Bike trail system is par excellence

Cool place to visit in the summer. Brutal 6-8 month long winters

You should say the number of floors the building have to

Fun fact: basically no Minnesotans eat juicy Lucy's. Primarily tourists eat them. But hot dish is a true Minnesota staple. Tater tot hot dish with spicy Italian sausage is an elite dish

Live Minneapolis for 20 years I hate winter cold temperatures -15

Why do I want to move to this amazing city?

You should go to West Edmonton Mall

Don't diss our party pizza like that! 😁

Ever do St Paul

would love to see a video about Des Moines, the knockoff Minneapolis as it were.

“Pizza you can’t eat with your hands” WHAT DOES THAT MEAN IM SO CONFUSED

I live here

The bike trails are great, the softness on crime is ruining the city though, picking up the name, Minne-crapo-lis. Graffiti, trash, needles, homeless, shootings, car theft, fights, loitering, etc. The original st Anthony falls was nearer to st. paul according to a national park ranger. The gold medal park is silly and the USA bank stadium is hideous and creates a lot of light pollution, but MIA is amazing. The Mall of America is quite a ways from downtown and is in Bloomington, MN.

Shout out to all my dogs where are all my dogs at little homies that’s what’s up holler looya holler back little homies

I'm a sound geek and you need a pop filter ;) Or point the mic towards your eyes to avoid those pesky plosives hitting the diaphragm.

How about St. Paul?

All lakes are NATURAL. Unlike ALL the lakes around the Texas cities.

I’m sorry, you mean “casserole” is an incorrect way to say “hot dish.”

When I saw the cover photo of Minneapolis I thought it was Philadelphia...

Umm, how are you gonna mention “jingle all the way” but not Fargo?

Jimmy Fallon is the reason I wanna go lol

RIP The Metrobowl.

And the police precinct that mysteriously burned down

you should have mentioned that the IDS leans ALOT🤣😂

Are you ever going to cover the big cities ?

Ever heard of the movie Fargo? Way more famous than the two you reference.

I live in Minnesota and he is not Erin Minneapolis is buetiful I live close to it and the mall of America is the best mall I went there a few months ago and if you want to move to Minnesota the cold will be challenging for the first 3 to 4 years but soon enough you get used to under 0 degrees temps everday in the winter

So many annoying right wingers on these Minneapolis videos.

Purple rain........ the Olympic capitol of the USA

That Was Then... This Is Now, Graffiti Bridge, Drop Dead Fred, Grumpy Old Men, Mallrats, Feeling Minnesota, Jingle All The Way

I found it most interesting you cant eat a square piece of pizza with your hands lol :P

Fargo movie

That’s not a park, that’s a mini-mall lol

891 castle. The Freemasons that stole these buildings 🎩 hide the equipment down below like national treasure movie.

No mention of the Crime Statistics. The under staffed Police Force.

Square Pizza is impossible to eat with your hands? We do it all the time! Did you use a fork? omg

You should of show north Minneapolis one of the best city to live at.

I was in Minneapolis for over 40 years, and there is nothing about this “Juicy Lucy” burger. Stick to something ancestral, like lefse for chrissakes.

Mall rat's you missed that when mentioning minnesota movies

You can’t make a video on all the cool stuff without mentioning any of the bad like how it is also nicknamed murderapolis

All the areas mentioned in the video are now very dangerous to visit. About the only place mentioned here that is not in a danger zone is the chain of lakes in South Minneapolis. However, Lake Calhoun is very close to Uptown which has become a major crime zone so I wouldn't venture too far from the lake itself. The Mall of America is not as bad as downtown and where the museums are located, but it's still pretty bad.

I enjoyed the Twin Cities for decades. Great music, food and family. That all changed after the rioting in 2019. Violent crime has risen dramatically and racial tensions remain high. I avoid Minneapolis now.

Make sure you keep your wallet in your front pocket when you visit!