American Swedish Institute
Under $25A turreted 1908 castle-mansion turned Nordic culture hub, with craft workshops, exhibitions, and the celebrated New Nordic café FIKA.

Midtown Global Market is a place to eat or drink in Minneapolis, MN, part of the Minneapolis–St. Paul guide. Cost: free. Open year-round.
920 E Lake St, Minneapolis, MN 55407 · Minneapolis, MN
Inside a landmark 1928 Sears building on Lake Street, this bustling public market gathers dozens of immigrant-owned kitchens and shops, Ethiopian injera, Mexican tamales, Somali sambusas, Swedish gifts, under one roof. It's the tastiest crash course in the Twin Cities' global soul, and admission costs nothing but your appetite. Come hungry and graze.
The closest stops to Midtown Global Market, ordered by straight-line distance.
A turreted 1908 castle-mansion turned Nordic culture hub, with craft workshops, exhibitions, and the celebrated New Nordic café FIKA.
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One of America's great free art museums, 90,000 works spanning 5,000 years, from Monet to samurai armor.
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Cutting-edge contemporary art beside the famous Spoonbridge and Cherry in the free Minneapolis Sculpture Garden.
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Frank Gehry's crumpled stainless-steel landmark on the Mississippi bluff, 20,000+ artworks and always-free admission at the U of M.
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World-class theater on the riverfront, wander its cantilevered Endless Bridge for free Mississippi views.
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