Super Bowl 2023 Minneapolis

Where Metropolis was the fictional earthly home of Superman and Necropolis the final resting place of ancient Egypt's dead, Minneapolis is very much alive and kicking. Popularly referred to as the "City of Lakes," Minneapolis boasts a diverse geographical and cultural legacy along with its twin city St. Paul, serving as a hub of entertainment and recreation in the upper Midwest.

French "explorers" may have been the first Europeans to navigate their way to the region in the late 17th century but the Native American tribe of the Dakota Sioux had been setting up camp there for thousands of years. Throughout the 1800s, Minneapolis thrived as an industrial center entailing milling of flour, wool, paper, cotton as well as iron works and timber processing.

With a continental climate characterized by hot and humid summers and cold and dry winters, Minneapolis offers ideal opportunities for languishing in various water based activities to cool off or pack on warm layers to ski and skate on the frozen lakes.

For the artist in you, venues such as the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, The Museum of Russian Art and Weisman Art Museum offer copious gratification, whereas theater buffs can get their just desserts at The Playwrights' Center or the Guthrie Theater. However, everybody can get their groove on with the plethora of festivals on offer such as the Pride festival & Parade, one the largest in the US for the LGBT community as well as the Minnesota Fringe Festival.

The Twin Cities beckon so get your Minneapolis tickets to have a gleesome threesome.