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Free fun in Bloomington, Minnesota
To avoid overspending whilst on holiday, incorporate some free activities into your itinerary. Bloomington, Minnesota, offers a wide choice of activities in and around the city that are free of charge, from internationally acclaimed sculpture parks to zoos and wildlife refuges.
Within Mall of America, the largest indoor retail and entertainment complex in the USA, is the Lego store, featuring free play with a giant pick-a-Brick wall and 180 different Lego elements to choose from, a variety of play tables to stimulate the imagination, as well as racing tables for young Lego auto inventors. Standing guard are eight larger-than-life models built entirely of Lego including a robot towering over 34-feet tall. www.mallofamerica.com
Minneapolis Sculpture Garden is the largest urban sculpture garden in the USA. It is home to the iconic Claes Oldenburg and his wife, Coosje van Cellet Marketing and Public Relations
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