Minneapolis/Saint Paul is the best city in the Midwest. Love the hot summers beautiful Autumn colors and wonderful white winter wonderland. Really has four seasons here in Minnesota. Got to have snow with Christmas.
I am from Belgium and I stayed a week as a tourist in the Twins 5 months ago. I really loved it, people there were surprised that a european tourist chose these cities. Loved the nature all around, the breweries, the architecture and on top of that, the people. I'm sure I'll come back someday.
That's nice man thank you I love the Twin Cities born and raised St Paul is my home and you are right nature is everywhere in both of these cities or kind of in the middle of it seems to work out
Well, I'm an ex Minnesotan that has lived in Tampa Bay for the last 30 years. Does that count? :-) P.S. The summers are great up there but OMG I could not survive another Minnesota winter!
Crazy that it doesn't even mention winter recreation opportunities like skiing or skating. Along with the skyways, that's the one thing that really sets the cities apart from everywhere else.
Well given a Floridian outfit produced the video they clearly missed out on the fantastic beauty and activities we engage in here in winter. Our cities do not stop because cold arrives, rather we keep doing what we do live and entertain ourselves here in the cold too!
@@TampaAerialMedia yes! I've lived here for over 30 yrs and have always called them skywalks! I never heard or seen such a thing, they are very useful all year round
I love living in Minneapolis, especially in the summer. I live just across the Stone Arch Bridge and love taking walks across the bridge to downtown. Such an amazingly beautiful city!
Dennis Daniels I really love the old buildings, I hope they don't overbuild all this modern stuff they're doing and destroy the character of the city. If you look at all the houses, you'll notice that they're all different from one another, each had its own unique style and design, unlike the modern suburban "cookie cutter" houses which all look exactly the same. The house I grew up in in South Minneapolis was built in the early 1920's and it's still there today. The houses are well constructed, they were built to last, unlike the disposable buildings of today constructed with cheap materials.
@@josephsparacio9641 as a asian living in st.paul i had no problem with the cops...air quality and more job opportunities in minnesota,better weather in cali....
I was born in the Twin Cities but lived in Los Angeles for nearly a decade. I moved back (and brought my LA-born-and-raised wife with me), and we love it.
That's one long bridge. If you cross the bridge from Marshall Ave. on to Lake St. (same road different names) and it takes you five min then traffic is bad. If your talking DT to DT then twenty min.
I was born and raised in MN. Decided to move out of state for 4 years and boy was I super home sick. Now that I’m back in MN, I never want to ever move again. Sure the winters are super cold and there is a lot of snow, but MN is a beautiful state to live in.
I live in Western Europe and one of my biggest dreams is to visit all these far less touristy cities in the USA. I've never even been to the States, however, it'd be so awesome to visit Minneapolis & St Paul as well as many other cities in the Mid-West!
We already have more than enough Europeans here imposing your European values of degradation. Do the world a favor and remain on your continent trouble maker. You'll be cannon fodder for the Russians very soon and dealt with accordingly.
Visit New England you’ll be blown away by the beauty. The great thing about America is its nature I find the best part of Europe is primarily their cities but I’m sure the countryside must be wonderful as well.
I live in the Twin Cities and loved this video. It includes awesome aerial footage of Minneapolis and St. Paul, along with great detail about both cities.
I'm from NYC but actually today I just came up on a full year to the day of living in Raleigh. From what I see so far they seem to have Summer, December, January, and February.
I’ve lived here for 25 years and am a mover for the city. It’s very slept on beauty wise! The weather is the deciding factor if your tough enough to be a Minnesotan
I ve got a job in Minnesota some Years ago. People, my coworkers, my Minnesota friends were and are the best. Is a great place to work, study and live. You all are so lucky!
Minneapolis and St. Paul both have everything you need in a big city, but yet are small enough where you can get around easily. And if you want to get out into the sticks, you can get out of there really fast. Lots of great restaurants, great golf courses, lots of bicycle paths, and lots of lakes with great fishing. The winters are cold, but you can snowmobile and go ice fishing. Nice place. Also within an hour of Wisconsin, which is very beautiful.
Come and visit? I live here, I literally see it every year, it’s all I know. I was never privileged growing up. I didn’t have a way i had to make one.💯
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Moving to Minneapolis from Duluth, MN next year. Duluth is an absolutely breathtaking city in all its natural glory, on the shores of Lake Superior. I’d love to see a video of Duluth!
This city is so underrated. I love their metro system which is 10× better than what we have here in NYC. Their Skylines are so underrated. Definitely one of the best cities to live in the world
@@yowasgood8173 its not that bad at all its a big and nice looking city, like new york big skyscrapers and glass building, 😂 just because its not as big as New york means nothing minnesota citys look nice stop with saying its a bad city every city got crime, we are not talking about crime we are talking about how Alien like cool looking the huge building look.
Great State but you have to be able to take the cold and snow. It was down to -30 degrees last winter. Heated leather seats are a good thing to have. Snowmobiling, ice fishing, skiing, festivals, hockey and ice skating are a few fun things in winter.
One of the better ads I've seen. Walking Minnehaha Creek from the water fall to the end gives the opportunity to step from Minnehaha gorge into the upper gorge of the Mississippi- a magnificent experience. We have a great vegan meat market; classic ding abounds.
The Twin Cities are way underrated. Fabulous place with great cultural attractions and many lovely lakes. Feels more like a Canadian city than an American one.
Came here 35 years ago from Mississippi. And still live here today. Every time I go home, I find myself can't wait to get back to Minneapolis. If you want to work and play, the jobs and things to do is here people. Just learn to deal with the weather. If a Mississippi man can make it here, anyone else can too. GReat Video of the Twin Cities.
Hello Randy; when i went to chicago to my friend's place 2 years ago, we couldn't land at chicago airport because of a big storm. So, we made the stopover in miniapolis. I liked your video, I expected the city of miniapolis to be so big and so beautiful. Thanks for the video.
I agree with you, that Minneapolis, is the best city and and the best State of united States of America... I would like to visit once in my life, and meet freinly people of this State and see the historic sites. Thank you for showing sharing your videos
How can you make that statement if you've never been here? You want to see true beauty, go visit Duluth and take a drive along the North Shore to Grand Marais in the autumn when the leaves are changing.
There's only 2 seasons here in Minnesota, Winter and Construction. In the winter the traffic sucks because of idiots and snow, in the summer the traffic sucks because of idiots and road construction.
It's a great place for job opportunities but if your planning on single and childfree then no.id move from here but family is here,only reason why I'm still here.
@Big Trouble that's because in the winter people still think they can drive 65mph on ice covered roads and change lanes right in front of you. The end result is usually they spin out and take you or someone else out with them.
You don't know what real horrible traffic is... until you move to Miami FL/Fort Lauderdale FL, Dallas, Austin(the worst btw) and San Antonio TX. I've lived in these cities, so I know!
Moved to New York a year ago and miss this place alot. Minnesotan at heart, and new york doesn't compare to the energy and convenience of Minnesota. You don't know what you have till it's gone...
@@Stonecoldalston Queens. NYC doesn't have the same positive energy. Everyone working their two shifts to support their lifestyle. Everyone has their preference though. BTW I moved back to MN a couple months ago lol
@@tullahnazari1035 oh if you mean positive energy I can't fight that one 😂 I thought you just meant the energy of the City But there is positive energy in Queens but there's also alot of BS
Next time I visit USA, I don't repeat my previous mistakes and will instead rent a car and drive from Providence to Indianapolis and beyond through all these states visiting these cities that really truly most of us in Europe seem to overlook....
Not anymore. It's a burned out ruined piece of hellhole. 1600 shots fired in one month alone. Rapes, burglary, attacks and car jacking has gone through the roof. But let's keep chanting to defund and dismantle the police. Democrats are ludicrous.
I LOVE living in HISTORIC ST. PAUL 👌It has much history ...HAMMS BREWERY , JAMES J HILL the empire builder , Gangsters Haven , many old historic beautiful buildings still standing unlike some in Mpls that were razed due to urban renewal. Most important SUMMIT AVENUE. The longest route in the country with historic homes on it.
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Fort Snelling is the birthplace of the Twin Cities with the confluence of the Minnesota and Mississippi rivers. The fort goes back to the early 19th century. Of course Native Americans were here long before European settlers arrived.
Loved the footage and also the Nick Sharpe reference, I have known him since he was 4 years old. He's actually out doing his magic show at an elder care facility today.
Thanks for making a cool video about where I live. There’s even more around the metro area: theaters, parks, lakes, hiking and biking trails, the arts, lots of ethnic dining and culinary experiences. Museums, some of the best. Small publishing brings a lot of literature to our area. Lots of festivals, etc. it’s an undervalued place. Thanks!
Hi Im Italian....and Travel a Lot.... Minnesota was definitely one of the best place I Have Visited....
Pensa che io mi ci sto per trasferire... Ho paura
@@Earthling409 ciao, anche io stavo pensando di visitarla e magari trasferirmici un giorno. come ti stai trovando?
I want the same☹️👍@@simoneviiist1858
Minneapolis/Saint Paul is the best city in the Midwest. Love the hot summers beautiful Autumn colors and wonderful white winter wonderland. Really has four seasons here in Minnesota. Got to have snow with Christmas.
Have u seen the unemployment rate? Or crime rate?
15 years ago School bus Driver my name is Damson Emanuel
I am from Belgium and I stayed a week as a tourist in the Twins 5 months ago. I really loved it, people there were surprised that a european tourist chose these cities. Loved the nature all around, the breweries, the architecture and on top of that, the people. I'm sure I'll come back someday.
Come visit again...we’ll go drinking 🤪😉
That's nice man thank you I love the Twin Cities born and raised St Paul is my home and you are right nature is everywhere in both of these cities or kind of in the middle of it seems to work out
Larangé Nicolas come back we’re from Minnesota love you
@Anna Si I hope you made it to Belgium before all the shit this year went down!
@@mrconfusion87 what?/
i live here lol, where my fellow minnesotans at?
Well, I'm an ex Minnesotan that has lived in Tampa Bay for the last 30 years. Does that count? :-) P.S. The summers are great up there but OMG I could not survive another Minnesota winter!
Hello
Here!! From Hutchinson
Hi from Maple Grove
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Please god don’t pronounce Minnesota like that
Sota
min-a-soda
@@xxxDreamWeaver1958 - dude, don't be a dick. Calling someone 'pathetic' because of pronunciation seems a bit of an overreach...
Mini-soda
You You Who let this Wiscumsoner in here
Crazy that it doesn't even mention winter recreation opportunities like skiing or skating. Along with the skyways, that's the one thing that really sets the cities apart from everywhere else.
Good point, yep Minneapolis does have alot of skyways.
Well given a Floridian outfit produced the video they clearly missed out on the fantastic beauty and activities we engage in here in winter. Our cities do not stop because cold arrives, rather we keep doing what we do live and entertain ourselves here in the cold too!
There’s almost more to do in the winter than the summer
We also have this thing called the "Mall of America" =)
@@TampaAerialMedia yes! I've lived here for over 30 yrs and have always called them skywalks! I never heard or seen such a thing, they are very useful all year round
I love living in Minneapolis, especially in the summer. I live just across the Stone Arch Bridge and love taking walks across the bridge to downtown. Such an amazingly beautiful city!
Minnesotans watching because they want to know if they missed something or if this is really it lol
The best midwest pass time is still walmart and target
How did you know??
I feel exposed
Yup! Right here lol
Trueeee! Haha.
I think Minneapolis has unique architecture as well!
Dennis Daniels I really love the old buildings, I hope they don't overbuild all this modern stuff they're doing and destroy the character of the city. If you look at all the houses, you'll notice that they're all different from one another, each had its own unique style and design, unlike the modern suburban "cookie cutter" houses which all look exactly the same. The house I grew up in in South Minneapolis was built in the early 1920's and it's still there today. The houses are well constructed, they were built to last, unlike the disposable buildings of today constructed with cheap materials.
@@scottjohnson1640 boy do I have a story to tell 😂
Welcome to the Twin Cities. The biggest small town you’ll find
That’s Reno’s slogan
Im from st.paul now living in California and man i sure miss my home state...nothing compares to Minnesota 💯💯💯💯💯
Thanks for the comment, yep I can understand that. We did a video on Leaving CA th-cam.com/video/eJcT3JbrDRw/w-d-xo.html
Was it cheaper to live in Minnesota then California? And how were the police officers in Minnesota?
@@josephsparacio9641 as a asian living in st.paul i had no problem with the cops...air quality and more job opportunities in minnesota,better weather in cali....
St Paul is nice.... but I hate the winter months...
I was born in the Twin Cities but lived in Los Angeles for nearly a decade. I moved back (and brought my LA-born-and-raised wife with me), and we love it.
20 minutes from Minneapolis to St. Paul? Exactly how bad was traffic that day? Outside of peak rush hour, it takes 10 minutes.
Yeah on a sunday at 5am
Heather Qualy is shit!! And thee is construction everywhere
Yea I mean if you are going from one edge to the other it takes one second to walk where they are bordering each other
That's one long bridge. If you cross the bridge from Marshall Ave. on to Lake St. (same road different names) and it takes you five min then traffic is bad. If your talking DT to DT then twenty min.
It takes ten minutes on average to get through the construction portions alone
I was born and raised in MN. Decided to move out of state for 4 years and boy was I super home sick. Now that I’m back in MN, I never want to ever move again. Sure the winters are super cold and there is a lot of snow, but MN is a beautiful state to live in.
Yep true MN does have some great nature.
I live in Western Europe and one of my biggest dreams is to visit all these far less touristy cities in the USA. I've never even been to the States, however, it'd be so awesome to visit Minneapolis & St Paul as well as many other cities in the Mid-West!
yep true, I'd reccomend the Twin Cities in the Summer
The Twin Cities are the hidden gems of the Midwest. They're very different than most of the other Midwestern cities
We already have more than enough Europeans here imposing your European values of degradation. Do the world a favor and remain on your continent trouble maker. You'll be cannon fodder for the Russians very soon and dealt with accordingly.
Y eah, I want to do the same in Europe!
Visit New England you’ll be blown away by the beauty. The great thing about America is its nature I find the best part of Europe is primarily their cities but I’m sure the countryside must be wonderful as well.
I live in the Twin Cities and loved this video. It includes awesome aerial footage of Minneapolis and St. Paul, along with great detail about both cities.
Thankyou for the nice words.
So happy I live in Minneapolis and I'm still watching this video
Minneapolis & St Paul has four seasons, Winter, June, July and August.
I'm from NYC but actually today I just came up on a full year to the day of living in Raleigh. From what I see so far they seem to have Summer, December, January, and February.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 This comment made my day
Perfect
So just 2
* Winter and construction.
I’ve lived here for 25 years and am a mover for the city. It’s very slept on beauty wise! The weather is the deciding factor if your tough enough to be a Minnesotan
Super cold
I ve got a job in Minnesota some Years ago. People, my coworkers, my Minnesota friends were and are the best. Is a great place to work, study and live. You all are so lucky!
I want to move there.
Minneapolis and St. Paul both have everything you need in a big city, but yet are small enough where you can get around easily. And if you want to get out into the sticks, you can get out of there really fast. Lots of great restaurants, great golf courses, lots of bicycle paths, and lots of lakes with great fishing. The winters are cold, but you can snowmobile and go ice fishing. Nice place. Also within an hour of Wisconsin, which is very beautiful.
Peep how he didn’t show North Minneapolis or even 38th and Chicago, not everything is peaches and cream here.
No doubt, come and visit in the winter when the homeless continually ride the lite rail at night.
Come and visit? I live here, I literally see it every year, it’s all I know. I was never privileged growing up. I didn’t have a way i had to make one.💯
@@tnbjay8533 ok then when the pandemic is over start applying for jobs to make a living nothing is holding you back
bad apples everywhere, crime occurs in suburbs as well, judge you will not.
Whatever bro.🤣 Bet chu won’t slide over here
lived in twin cities collectively for over ten years, still visit every summer with my son. Love every piece of twin cities, including the winter!
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They show my home in this video. Please like if you love Minnesota.❤️
Moving to Minneapolis from Duluth, MN next year. Duluth is an absolutely breathtaking city in all its natural glory, on the shores of Lake Superior. I’d love to see a video of Duluth!
Thankyou, yes we do want to get up there in northern Minnesota, it is very beautiful country.
Breathtaking city? Do you mean its tough to breath when its 20 below zero?
MikeMaxis lol
This city is so underrated. I love their metro system which is 10× better than what we have here in NYC. Their Skylines are so underrated. Definitely one of the best cities to live in the world
yep the metro system is very good.
Then say thanks to former Gov. Ventura.
Bro i live here and it’s not as good as it seems it’s to dangerous my guy don recommend that shit
But unfortunately home to the criminals and lawlessness
@@yowasgood8173 its not that bad at all its a big and nice looking city, like new york big skyscrapers and glass building, 😂 just because its not as big as New york means nothing minnesota citys look nice stop with saying its a bad city every city got crime, we are not talking about crime we are talking about how Alien like cool looking the huge building look.
Great State but you have to be able to take the cold and snow. It was down to -30 degrees last winter. Heated leather seats are a good thing to have. Snowmobiling, ice fishing, skiing, festivals, hockey and ice skating are a few fun things in winter.
Ice Castles!
Who else is watching this right now from Minnesota because it's too cold to go outside?
One of the better ads I've seen. Walking Minnehaha Creek from the water fall to the end gives the opportunity to step from Minnehaha gorge into the upper gorge of the Mississippi- a magnificent experience. We have a great vegan meat market; classic ding abounds.
I've lived all throughout the midwest. Minneapolis is the best midwestern city to live in hands down (and I used to live in Chicago).
@John Hillman I love Madison. 2nd after Minneapolis, imo.
Cincinnati
Saint Paul!!! Gosh darn my home city is just getting pushed down it’s up there though
The only place up north I would ever move to. Once this pandemic is over, I'll definitely be up there putting them back at TILT! Love your city guys!
@Walleye Wade The whole state is gorgeous. I might just do that.
Beautiful footage
Thankyou for the nice words.
Excellent Tour
Went to Minneapolis this year as a tourist. A beautiful and very clean city.
Very true.
Ha must not have been on the south side
Must have been downtown. Maybe the U of M area is clean rest is a dump and crime ridden.
Yes it is nice and clean
Serene Wizard The south side is very nice.
Great video. I'm a long-time local and always love to see the lakes and river. Great place for biking.
Got this recommended as a Minnesotan.
That is great to hear, thankyou.
Beautiful Minneapolis.summer day's are more pleasent here
The Twin Cities are way underrated. Fabulous place with great cultural attractions and many lovely lakes. Feels more like a Canadian city than an American one.
yep very true the Twin Cities are underrated.
@@TampaAerialMedia Kinda sad it took a major riot for it to be internationally famous!
Shhhhhh!!! 😉
Came here 35 years ago from Mississippi. And still live here today. Every time I go home, I find myself can't wait to get back to Minneapolis. If you want to work and play, the jobs and things to do is here people. Just learn to deal with the weather. If a Mississippi man can make it here, anyone else can too. GReat Video of the Twin Cities.
I agree, thankyou for the nice words.
Just gotta dress up and go enjoy the cold and snow lol
I moved here in 1975. I can dress for cold. When I think about the south, I ask myself, how does one dress for hot?
I didn't mississippi and minneapolis was close like that
Ahhhh, no
Hello Randy; when i went to chicago to my friend's place 2 years ago, we couldn't land at chicago airport because of a big storm. So, we made the stopover in miniapolis. I liked your video, I expected the city of miniapolis to be so big and so beautiful. Thanks for the video.
Yes it is, Minneapolis has had some issues lately with the George Floyed riots, but I hope they return to being a great place to visit.
We welcome you ALL to Minnesota! There is so much more that isn't mentioned that Minnesota has to offer!
yep very true.
Yeah like super high taxes crappy roads & morons that are running the cities that won't hire more cops to control all the gangs killing people lol .
My hometown Minneapolis ❤❤❤
Informative video. I'm excited that I'll be visiting Minneapolis and St. Paul for the first time next week
With the right amount of editing & expensive cameras, you can make my house look like a mansion
Kunchok Dolma not the camera the lens
Born and lived here the 1st 13 years of my life . Been down south ever since
St. Paul got a whole 30 seconds on this video. St. Paul has a whole lot more to offer.
yep you are right, we should have devoted more time to St Paul, its a great city.
I know, blink and you might miss it. Had to downvote the video because of it.
@@TampaAerialMedia st paul a dump now
Lol sure does. Turns into a ghost town after 8pm.
Moving here soon, pretty excited
I'm based out of Minneapolis and just want to thank you for representing us so well.
I really enjoyed watching this
Excellent 4k footage, especially all the aerials!! What a great representation of the Twin Cities area!!
Thankyou for the nice words.
Beautiful city autumn🍁🍂
I came to visit then ended up moving here from Seattle. #MNNICE 💪💪💪
I’m from MN and I always loved Seattle and wanted to move there ❤️ they have similarities in my opinion ☺️
Inwas never interested but inwas looking at the map. Many lakes. So I looked up this video
Waddup Mayne yep and I’ve had chances to move back since my entire family is in Seattle but here I am. Planning on buying a home next year too
I was gonna say that I'd like to move there but haha. That comment would not have aged well
Minneapolis is the new Seattle.
I agree with you, that Minneapolis, is the best city and and the best State of united States of America... I would like to visit once in my life, and meet freinly people of this State and see the historic sites. Thank you for showing sharing your videos
How can you make that statement if you've never been here? You want to see true beauty, go visit Duluth and take a drive along the North Shore to Grand Marais in the autumn when the leaves are changing.
There's only 2 seasons here in Minnesota, Winter and Construction. In the winter the traffic sucks because of idiots and snow, in the summer the traffic sucks because of idiots and road construction.
It's a great place for job opportunities but if your planning on single and childfree then no.id move from here but family is here,only reason why I'm still here.
@Big Trouble that's because in the winter people still think they can drive 65mph on ice covered roads and change lanes right in front of you. The end result is usually they spin out and take you or someone else out with them.
lol, you forgot Pothole season.
Thanks for visiting.
Who in their right mind would want to go down town Minneapolis right now.
yep, not sure I would if they want to defund the police.
I'm moving to Plymouth next month and I'm really excited to go to Minneapolis
Good thing this was made in 2019.
True, I don't think we would go up there this year, especially when they want to defund the police.
Ha true, Dumocrats are decimating Minnesota. Quickly heading toward third world misery. I highly recommend dumping the Dumocrats.
@@timothypacker4276 diverse Minnesota has become, good it is.
We can update it there is some rooftop video of it burning. 2024 the effort to refund the police
Lol
I’m so happy to call my home town
I moved to Milwaukee, WI and do not miss the horrible traffic in Minneapolis. If I crave traffic jams, I drive an hour to Chicago now.
You don't know what real horrible traffic is... until you move to Miami FL/Fort Lauderdale FL, Dallas, Austin(the worst btw) and San Antonio TX. I've lived in these cities, so I know!
Wow, beautiful city, amazing waterfall
Kirby Puckett made me love Minnesota, beautiful city
come for the riots, stay for the snuf films... i mean body cams.
Moved to New York a year ago and miss this place alot. Minnesotan at heart, and new york doesn't compare to the energy and convenience of Minnesota. You don't know what you have till it's gone...
Where in New York? You can't be talking about NYC when it comes to Energy most cities can't match
@@Stonecoldalston Queens. NYC doesn't have the same positive energy. Everyone working their two shifts to support their lifestyle. Everyone has their preference though. BTW I moved back to MN a couple months ago lol
@@tullahnazari1035 oh if you mean positive energy I can't fight that one 😂 I thought you just meant the energy of the City
But there is positive energy in Queens but there's also alot of BS
Just went to the U.S. bank stadium for the girls state soccer game. Love that place and love the rest of Minneapolis. Amazing place
Yea, I wish we would have went inside that stadium, what an impressive structure. Thanks for sharing.
I might move there one day! Who knows 😮 it seems nice and peaceful.
Next time I visit USA, I don't repeat my previous mistakes and will instead rent a car and drive from Providence to Indianapolis and beyond through all these states visiting these cities that really truly most of us in Europe seem to overlook....
This video made minneapolis look clean
what a difference a year makes.
I'll be living in Minneapolis very soon.🏘️ I was born in that beautiful city ..... Thanks God 🙏🏻
I can’t wait in a couple of weeks I’m driving to Minneapolis and hopefully I meet some people
Proud Minnesotan ☺️❤️
I live in Uptown (South Mpls).... Thanks for your video- really shows off our better points 😁
That is a beautiful part of the city.
Minneapolis is really beautiful.
Patrick Magnum No anymore, unless you like the aftermath of anarchy!
Patrick Magnum, Yep...... From the air.
Not anymore. It's a burned out ruined piece of hellhole. 1600 shots fired in one month alone. Rapes, burglary, attacks and car jacking has gone through the roof. But let's keep chanting to defund and dismantle the police. Democrats are ludicrous.
I left that city and the surrounding area in 1978. Only time I was back was at the airport in 2005 to visit the Duluth area.
Born and raised here, never leaving.
Its a good city.
Been there few times, loved the lay-back lifestyle and architecture of the old town
I'm Born and raised in Minnesota. I currently live in Florida.😁
Great video!
I love these aerial views of U.S. cities, keep up the awesome work!
Thankyou very much for the kind words.
Saying Hello from Minneapolis
Minneapolis is a great city, thanks for commenting.
I LOVE living in HISTORIC ST. PAUL 👌It has much history ...HAMMS BREWERY , JAMES J HILL the empire builder , Gangsters Haven , many old historic beautiful buildings still standing unlike some in Mpls that were razed due to urban renewal. Most important SUMMIT AVENUE. The longest route in the country with historic homes on it.
I did forget to mention , your video was great !!!! 👍
SAMMIE VANN St.Paul is the ugly twin. Mpls is so lovely.😉
@@cplmpcocptcl6306 yes ok it's still Minnesota .....wonder what u look like with the UGLY comment 👽👹💩
SAMMIE VANN Not too hard to figure out as it’s my picture.🙄
@@cplmpcocptcl6306 just as I thought ......an ugly , bitter bored ass B**** ! Nothing else to do but troll ...... Silly child ! If you can't be creative and include information related to this video that can give positive input then STFU ! And find the nearest therapist in your sorry ass city ! You need help ..... What you couldn't find anything else to do ? LOL 💤💤💤💤💤💤💤💤
Beautiful City and l love the video.. Thank you.
Thankyou Mechail
Fort Snelling is the birthplace of the Twin Cities with the confluence of the Minnesota and Mississippi rivers. The fort goes back to the early 19th century. Of course Native Americans were here long before European settlers arrived.
I liked our field trips in middle school to fort snelling
yes very true, and Fort Snelling was formerly Fort St Anthony.
Wait Mississippi and Minnesota cool I know bout the water but Are they together
Loved the footage and also the Nick Sharpe reference, I have known him since he was 4 years old. He's actually out doing his magic show at an elder care facility today.
Yep he and his wife, are first class human beings. Always a fascinating guy to talk to. Thanks for sharing.
Literally no one mentions us. Nice to finally get some recognition
A very nice video! Thanks for sharing.
I spotted my former home neighborhood CEDAR RIVERSIDE. SAD I DONT LIVE IN MN ANYMORE
A breathtaking city
Why do I live here and this video taught me more 🤭
Thank you, great video! Would love to visit Minnesota one day, as I am rooting for the Minnesota Wild from Slovakia, Central Europe! :)
thankyou, hope you are able to make it to MN
I now live in florida but I Love and miss my State Minnesota! Nothing compares to its culture!! Ill be back in a few yrs! Florida is overrated!
what culture?
Must be a special someone making you move back. Otherwise I would not do it.
@@MikeX3000 Why not?
Minneapolis has been though a little more than the 1-35 bridge now... Praying for the care, safety, and love of my favorite city
home of Somalis. Minnesota is in our heart
We will be going to the Twin Cities soon to check it out as a place to move to. 😁
I live in Minnesota and I love it 🥰 until the snow😕
Yep, it can be brutal for a few months.
Same
Same 😔 hating the cold currently
My parents always take me to visit minnesota during the winter rip
@could you not dude I was born in the Netherlands and moved here when I was 5 and trust me, it shocked me too!
This place is gorgeous
Thanks for making a cool video about where I live. There’s even more around the metro area: theaters, parks, lakes, hiking and biking trails, the arts, lots of ethnic dining and culinary experiences. Museums, some of the best. Small publishing brings a lot of literature to our area. Lots of festivals, etc. it’s an undervalued place. Thanks!
Thanks yes I agee, there was so much good to MSP that we just didn't have time to cover.
I love my City minneapolis and state...never moving to any were..👍👍💜💜
Fun fact it’s actually a zero minute drive from Saint Paul to Minneapolis
So why aren't they one?
@@Sammie551 Because they’re next to each other?
@@Sammie551Because a river separates them
@@deekang6244 NYC is the only city I know with joined boroughs to make it one city despite the rivers which separate them
Really want to visit St.Paul & Minneapolis someday :)
It’s crazy that 35W was already 13 years ago. Every Minnesotan will remember where they were when they first found out about the collapse.
Yep hard to believe its been that long ago
It's nuts, I was working in Woodbury at the time, it was surreal.
I know right .i was at work when it happened.
Beautiful place