Mill City Museum

Like the warehouse renovation, the museum is born out of the old mill, and the new and old elements impact the same aesthetic feeling!

The most worthwhile place to visit in Minneapolis: The City Mill Museum (Mill City Museum), which was originally a historic flour mill, witnessed the rise and fall of agricultural processing in the industrial era. After three fires and new construction, it is now a mill museum. The building retains the wreckage after the fire, the new part is mainly glass curtain wall, and the new and old buildings collide with the spark of historical time and space, which is very creative and artistic. The elevator theater tells visitors about the history of the Flour Museum, and the studio on the 1st floor plays a short historical film of Minneapolis and the Mississippi River. The 11th floor can visit the remains of the flour mill several times, and the 10th floor terrace overlooks the courtyard and looks out over the Mississippi River. The huge courtyard left by the broken walls and ruins has a special flavor, and many weddings and receptions are held here.