This fascinating museum is housed in what was once the largest flourmill in the world. Activity ceased in 1965 and the building, rehabilitated at the end of the 1990s, became the Mill City Museum, dedicated to the history of Minneapolis, as seen through the prism of the mills. Attractions include an interactive and multi-sensory visit encompassing an impressive silo where visitors take their seats to go up and down the building. From the ninth level, the view takes in the river and the falls.