If you have decided to visit Minnesota , you must include a mandatory stop to the state capital, San Pablo. In the great capital you can visit different architectural works as important as for example the Cathedral of San Pablo, located at 239 Selby Avenue is the Cathedral of San Pablo . The Renaissance-style building is located on the hill that has the best views of the city.
The Cathedral, has a total height of 306 feet and the body is made of granite stone. Its shape is that of a Greek cross. You can take one of the tours that take place on certain days of the week. Your next visit can be made to the Minnesota Science Museum located at 120 West Kellogg Boulevard. It has two permanent exhibits : one on the human body and the other on dinosaurs and fossils.
Next stop: the zoo . It is located at 1250 Kaufman Drive North. It has been in operation since 1897. In it, you can enjoy the sighting of different species that are in danger of extinction. Then head to 2400 Third Avenue South. There, you will find the Minneapolis Institute of Arts . During your visit, you will be able to enjoy seeing some of the more than one hundred thousand objects that are found in its rooms.
If you want to go shopping, you should go to the Central Market , a kind of Mexican open-air market. Finally, head to the Duluth area. In winter, you can even snowboard.