Minnesota Vacation Rentals

Whether you take a one week or two to Explore Minnesota Vacation Rentals, or plan one or more shorter trips, give yourself the gift of a getaway.

The beauty of the land is incredible: the shoreline of Lake Superior, the serene wilderness lakes of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, the waters of Voyageurs National Park, the St. Croix River pushing through rocky cliffs. Pine and hardwoods of the Chippewa and Superior national forests smother the meandering hills. They are home to moose, wolves, bears, deer, eagles, and loons. Small towns and a major city have grown up at the edge of these woods. . For those who come to fish the waters and hike the trails, there are many lodges, resorts, and Minnesota Vacation Rentals.

The wide range of natural scenery here appeals to travelers and makes for a variety of things to see and do. The real focus is its lakes, noted for their fine fishing. Nestled in amongst the lakes and forests you can find your ideal Minnesota Vacation Rental. Its thriving cities and hundreds of resorts and campgrounds beckon today's explorers to discover this unique region of the country.

The vibrant Minneapolis-St. Paul area is the entertainment and cultural center of the upper Midwest. The Twin Cities is noted for its array of intriguing theater, fine orchestras, art museums and a sculpture garden. There's always a full calendar of visiting performers and Broadway touring shows, as well. Interesting museums, professional sports, riverboats and a variety of nightspots add to the appeal of the Twin Cities. Downtown St. Paul is home to the Minnesota Children's Museum, the Science Museum of Minnesota, and the Minnesota History Center. With the Mall of America in Bloomington, the Twin Cities has become an international shopping destination. The Mall is the largest shopping and entertainment complex in the U.S. The Minnesota Travel Information Center at the Mall offers Minnesota travel information and gifts. Dining is another Twin Cities highlight. There's a vast assortment of restaurants, with an especially interesting array of ethnic restaurants. There are several major attractions on the southern rim of the Twin Cities. Shakopee, to the southwest, features Valleyfair amusement park, Canterbury Downs racetrack, Mystic Lake Casino Hotel and Historic Murphy's Landing, a pioneer village. In addition to hotels in the downtown areas of Minneapolis and St. Paul, there's an abundance of Minnesota Accommodations in nearby cities, such as Roseville, which borders both Minneapolis and St. Paul and is less than a mile from the Minnesota State Fair and the University of Minnesota St. Paul campus. The international airport provides quick access to this inviting metropolitan area, and the Twin Cities sit at the crossroads of two major interstate highways for those who arrive by car or motorcoach.

Wooded bluffs tower above the mighty Mississippi River to the east; to the west, patches of virgin prairie and a buffalo herd are remnants of the sea of grass that once covered the plains. Dozens of historic sites and museums relay the stories of determined pioneers from Germany, Scandinavia and central Europe. The towns they founded are now noted for their historic architecture, antique shops, inns, and ethnic festivals. In the countryside there are bike trails, canoe rivers, and fishing lakes and streams. This land of quiet charm attracts travelers for peaceful getaways.

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6BR 6BA BeachFront Estate
4 BR, 2.0 BTH
Range: $4500.00

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1 BR, 1.0 BTH
Range: $0.00

Breathtaking Oceanview Condo
2 BR, 2.0 BTH
Range: $750.00

A-73 Surfside Ave. Surfside Colony
2 BR, 4.0 BTH
Range: $2400.00

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