We did this for a bachelor party and John Welch was great. He did everything to make sure we had a…read morewonderful time and took great care of us. It was awesome to have water on the bus to refresh between breweries. Two thumbs up.

This tour is so much fun and a great way to see some of the microbreweries in MLSP. We did the…read moreSunday afternoon tour, which takes you to 3 microbreweries and starts and ends at Sociable Cider Werks, so you actually get to experience 4 of the numerous microbreweries in town. If you like artisan beer, are visiting from out-of-town, have an opening in your schedule, then you should consider adding this to your itinerary.

My bf & I took this tour yesterday and had such a great time. We love our local beer scene and the…read morestories behind the breweries. Our guide, Eric, was very informative of the breweries, their beer and the neighborhoods we went to. We visited Eastlake Craft Brewery in the Midtown Global Market (Such a cool place), Sisyphus Brewing by the sculpture garden in Minneapolis where we got to meet the owners Catherine & Sam, and wrapped the tour up with a delicious Oatmeal Porter at 612 Brew in NE. It was nice to just relax, enjoy the ride, take in the sights, sample the beers and meet some fun out of towner visiting from New York.

Wonderful tour with Nick! We ended up being the only two and it was such a blast to spend a few…read morehours exploring fun local brewpubs and learning more about the city! He even recommended a few local spots to grab grub afterward & dropped us off at one. Highly recommend to anyone who loves (or loves to try) beer!

This was fun!!!! Our department did this as a team building event and we all had a great time. Our…read moredriver, Kirby, was awesome. He had a great attitude, made sure we had a good time, and kept us safe-especially since there was a Twins game on the day of our adventure. I loved that this was BYO. We were able to make sure there was something for everyone. Although, they have a tap on the "bike" so you can bring a keg if that's your jam. I definitely recommend this as a cool activity.

I booked Traveling Tap for a bachelorette party and would highly recommend!! CJ was our guide and…read morewas fun and helpful in suggesting stops. We did the Northeast route and it was very fun and not too hard. We stopped at Betty dangers, tony jaros, and psycho suzis and the employees at each bar were very welcoming and friendly to our group. It was my first time on a pedal pub and I was nervous but it was a lot more fun than I expected!

We recently booked Paradise for a corporate event. It was so much fun! The waitstaff was amazing -…read moreefficient, quick, attentive - everything you'd want out of them. The captain was fun and quirky and pointed out some of the landmarks along the way. He also had mad DJ skills. I poked my head in and asked if I could "drive" and the Captain said yes! So much fun. Highly recommend.

We spontaneously booked this a day before and were pleasantly surprised at how easy the booking was…read moreand how enjoyable the ride was. Close, plentiful, cheap parking, no crowds as it is a relatively small boat. Inside and outside seating. Fun trek down the river ending with a cool demonstration of the lock and dam system. They have snacks and beverages on board.

Just did the St Paul Bar tour for the second time. Collin was phenomenal! The second time around…read morehad a plethora of new insight and we even tried a bar that none of us (including our guide) had been to that was a converted mortuary! You should book this tour if you want to experience the real St Paul and have some cocktails and fun conversation while getting a few steps in. 5 stars!

Great walking tour. We went with several family members and a couple other people. The tour started…read moreat the cathedral in St Paul, went through a couple historic neighborhoods, the capital area and ended up downtown at a restaurant. The guide, Dan, was great. He was very knowledgeable but not too professorial. Not too much. Not too little. Just the right amount of information. I would highly recommend. We walked about 3 miles in total at a comfortable pace just be prepared to walk and enjoy. I feel like I know so much more about both St. Paul and Minnesota.

My group of 11 did a winery tour. I highly recommend. We all had such a wonderful time. Our driver…read morewas Dan. He was friendly, prompt, communicative and kept us safe. While booking the tour, communication was also easy and smooth. We had an 11th person add on just a few days before. Renee's was very accommodating for the change even though it required a larger vehicle. T

Our chauffeur Liz was awesome and very professional for our Airport arrival. Liz was super…read morecommunicative letting us know when she arrived, waited patiently, and helped us with our luggage, She explained all controls for custom temperature comfort and the vehicle was spotless. Thank you for the great service!

My family wanted to do a tour so we did- I was surprised at how many people were on this tour-…read moreplace was packed. Really interesting to learn the history of the site, kind of a whole twist and turn of story that is unexpected. There are actors who provide the tour. If you are someone who likes history, this would be great for you!

Very awesome tour, Led by Mary/Rosie the Riveted. What a fun night! Loved the outside views and old…read morecars. They decorated the entire place. The tour was an hour long and very story focused which was so fun. Hot tip: Very dark so watch your step or bring small flashlight. I tripped a few times. So be careful! Hot tip: beautiful view of St. Paul capitol nearby! Hot tip: go to Cosettas for dinner after!

We did the indoor skywalk tour in St. Paul. It was very informative and lasted about 3 hours 10…read moremin. Our tour guide Kim was very friendly and informative. There were 5 stops on the tour. We we're told the outdoor tour was the same stops you just walk outside in between. This was very good to know for the future! I'd definitely consider doing their downtown Minneapolis tour. My favorite stop was Afro. The dishes were very unique and tasty! We also sampled beer, cheese curds, chocolate, popcorn, chicken skewers, gyoza, and cucumber rolls. I don't drink beer but they provided a root beer and a ginger beer that were pretty tasty. I appreciated the substitutes.

We went as a group; it was advertised as an activity at a conference we were attending. It was…read morealmost $50 to participate. The website listed 5 stops, and we only went to three. The website listed gourmet food, and at two of the stops I had chips and salsa/guacamole, not "local specialties." We got two tiny samples of beer, when it was advertised as a beer tasting tour. It felt like a waste of money, and I think it was false advertising based on the website. Our tour guide was nice and polite, and he seemed to have good knowledge of the city. It just seemed like it wasn't what we paid for. I wouldn't recommend it.

Knowmad gets my highest recommendation from our initial phone conversation to having a Knowmad…read morespecialist see us off at the airport for our return trip home. We spent an unforgettable 10 days hiking the (express!) Inca trail to Machu Picchu and visiting Lima, The Sacred Valley, Aguas Calientes and Cusco. I could write 10 pages about how much we loved traveling with Knowmad so I'll try to stick to the highlights. My husband and I usually handle all of our own travel planning, but when we came across Knowmad while researching how to visit Machu Picchu we realized we would probably get a lot more out of a trip to Peru traveling with specialists from the country. This was 1000% true and working with Knowmad made planning our trip so easy and fun. Our travel specialists Renee and Shannon found a way for us to do everything we wanted to do (and so much more!) while staying within our budget. They were remarkably thorough with answering my countless questions and we could not have been more prepared for our visit, with very minimal effort on our end. Once we met up with our Knowmad guide, Fernando, in Cusco every day of our trip was amazing and we learned so much about the Inca culture and the Andes while having a ton of fun and going at our own pace. By the time we made it to Machu Picchu it was so much more meaningful because we had an understanding of what makes it such a special and mystical site. The Inca trail was absolutely breathtaking (and I'm not talking about the altitude ) and we couldn't have done it without Fernando as our fearless guide. He looked out for us every step of the way and made us feel like family throughout our time with him. Our trip wouldn't have been nearly so memorable without him. Another highlight was our e-bike ride through the Sacred Valley with our awesome guide Kirvi, who was so kind and on top of making sure we were safe and even getting some awesome photos and videos along the way. Our driver Abraham made us feel so welcome and kept us moving along and safe throughout our trip. The restaurants and hotels Knowmad arranged for us were excellent, and our picnic in the Sacred Valley and Pachamanca experience were unbelievable. Thank you Knowmad for making our trip such an incredible experience we will never forget!

Knowmad planned our trip to Argentina in March. They listened to what we wanted and then arranged…read morea flawless trip. They were also very responsive whenever I had questions. I highly recommend them if you wish to have a special excursion to a South American country.

- Mill City Museum…read more Mill City Museum was one of the highlights of my time in Minneapolis and is absolutely worth visiting. One important thing to know is that the museum closes around 4:30 p.m., so plan accordingly. I would recommend giving yourself at least 90 minutes to two hours. You could move through faster, but you would miss a lot of the history and displays. Admission was around $15, and it was completely worth the price. After purchasing a ticket, you receive a sticker with a scheduled time for the Flour Tower experience. When that time arrives, you report to the designated area on the first floor. While waiting, there is plenty to explore about the history of the mills, the surrounding area, and the enormous role Minneapolis played in the flour industry. I do not want to spoil the Flour Tower experience, but I will say this: it is absolutely worth doing. My advice is to sit in the front row near the middle. I happened to choose that seat by chance, and it ended up being the best seat in the house. The experience genuinely surprised me and became one of the first things I told friends and family about when I returned home. Afterward, you are taken to the top of the building, where there are excellent views of the surrounding area. You can see the Pillsbury Mill across the river, the Stone Arch Bridge, St. Anthony Falls, the lock and dam, the Guthrie Theater, nearby park areas, and portions of the historic mill ruins. Once you return to the first floor, you can also walk through and see the ruins up close. I spent about an hour and a half here and felt that was a good amount of time, although someone who enjoys reading every display could easily spend two hours or more. I highly recommend Mill City Museum, especially for anyone visiting Minneapolis for the first time. It is educational, creative, memorable, and one of those attractions that is much more impressive than you may expect going in.

Really loved this museum!! Especially the observation deck and the movie at the end . There was a…read morebread tasting and a fool proof recipe given. It was informative in terms of understanding the city culture and flour milling. Great gift shop too! I highly recommend.