Top Minnesota Walking Tours

Explore the rich history of St. Paul on this self-guided walking tour, starting at Rice Park in front of the Landmark Center, St. Paul's cultural hub. Stroll along the Mississippi River and uncover the city's early history, from the Dakota village of Kaposia to the Beaux Arts-style Union Depot. Walk through Lowertown to Mears Park, past modern architecture, and on to the Minnesota State Capitol. Along the way, hear stories of “Pig’s Eye” Parrant, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and St. Paul’s gangster past while discovering the city's rivalry with Minneapolis. This tour brings to life the characters, events, and landmarks that shaped the "Saintly City."

Discover great eateries in the heart of downtown St. Paul on a half-day food tour that takes place mostly indoors, making it accessible in any weather. Your food-enthusiast guide takes you to favorite locales such as a diner located in a vintage train car, a craft brewery, and a former gangster hangout, with enough food and drink to make up a full lunch.

This experience is unique for its unmatched flexibility and strong emphasis on group interaction. It’s not bound to a fixed schedule or route, allowing groups to start, strategize, and explore at their own pace. The core difference is the immersive, lighthearted zombie theme that dictates the tasks—you're scavenging for supplies and completing silly challenges to prove your survival mettle. It’s perfect for team-building or family fun because it's priced per team (up to 10 people), includes the guidance of a remote, chat-based host, and culminates in the unique bragging rights of checking your national rank on the app's leaderboard.

Go frolicking through downtown Minneapolis, without the rush of a tour group, with this interactive scavenger hunt. You and your group can play right from your smartphone, but it’s up to you if you’re playing on a team or against each other. Answer trivia questions, solve puzzles, and complete challenges to earn points while getting to know the city, passing by popular sites such as Mill City Museum, City Hall, and Foshay Tower.

Learn all about Rochester as you solve challenges and submit wacky photos on this app-based scavenger hunt. Get a small group of friends together, then combine forces to answer trivia questions about famous landmarks and more secret places dotted around Rochester. This is great for parties, corporate events, or just a fun day out with friends.