Address and Phone

704 South Second Street
Minneapolis, MN 55401
612-341-7555

Directions

Mill City Museum is located in downtown Minneapolis on the west bank of the Mississippi River, just north of the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, near the corner of Park Avenue and 2nd Street.

Look for the Gold Medal Flour sign. The museum is right next door.

Traffic changes and detours due to the closure of 35W

Via Light Rail: Park and Ride from Ft. Snelling. 18 minutes to Downtown East/Metrodome Station. Walk west 1/2 block to Park Avenue, north on Park Avenue 4 short blocks. MetroTransit Information.

From the South: Take I-35W north to the 3rd Street/University Avenue exit #17C. Follow sign for West Bank. Turn left onto Washington Avenue. Turn right onto Park Avenue. Mill City Museum will be directly ahead to the right.

From the North: From the North: Take I-35W south to the University/4th Street exit #18. Turn right onto 4th Street Southeast. Turn left at Central Avenue. Cross the Mississippi River and then turn left at 2nd Street. Mill City Museum will be 4 blocks ahead on the left.

From the North West: Take I-94 east to the 4th Street North exit #230. Follow 4th Street to Park Avenue and turn left, cross Washington Avenue, Mill City Museum will be directly ahead to the right.

From the West: Take I-394 east to the Washington Avenue exit #9C. Turn right on Washington to Park Avenue. Turn left on Park Avenue. Mill City Museum will be directly ahead to the right.

From the East: Take I-94 west to the 5th street exit #234B. Go right on 11th Avenue, cross Washington and take the first left turn onto South Second Street. The museum will be on your right.

Bus: Please see MetroTransit Information.

Parking Information

Mill Quarter Ramp is located at 711 South Second Street. The fully automated ramp accepts cash and credit cards for daily parking. Daily parking ranges from $2 to $4. Fees increase during Twins, Vikings, and Guthrie Theater events.

School Bus Directions and Parking

Bike Route

Follow this map of bike paths to get to Mill City Museum on two wheels!