Gold Medal Park
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Great place! When we came here, they were having some kind of prom and we got to watch a very dramatic argument between a petulant teenage boy and his extremely irate mother. Bonus points, his date for prom was standing by awkwardly the entire time! I especially appreciated the giant red statue thing they had in the park, and more particularly how people had obviously vandalized a sign which presumably would have read "Do not climb!" Needless to say, people were totally climbing on it. 10 out of 10 would recommend this vibrant park.
Blythe NorenbergBlythe Norenberg
10
A wonderful park in downtown Minneapolis. The views are just wonderful and the spiral path really provides a great opportunity for our kids to expend extra energy racing up along the path and then rolling down the hill. The sculptures are interesting focal points. On street parking can be a challenge but there are plenty of parking ramps in the area. There always seems to be a nice diversity of people here and the Guthrie is so accesible. Weekend farmers markets close by make it an even better visit.
Margaret RoslikMargaret Roslik
00
Very Good & Clean Park. We can see stone arch bridge view from here . It's having nice chairs to sit . Dogs can enjoy this park very nicely. I have done swing and hammock. One day, I made a picnic for myself 🤪😜🤩. We can do a snow tube in winter if snow is more. It's very walkable to Guthrie Theater, Rivergate, Churchill apartments, and downtown Minneapolis as well. There are no public restrooms in this area.
Vennela OrugantiVennela Oruganti
00
This is our favorite park which is a block from our condo. It's so peaceful and always a vibrant amount of people jogging, walking their dogs or just hanging out in the park. It's nice too because they closed off one of the roads so less traffic runs through the neighborhood hood which gives you a sense of peace. It's a wonderful little nook in the city right next to Mills Creek Park and Stone Arch Bridge
Jerome Dinh IFBB ProJerome Dinh IFBB Pro
10
Good one just right in the center of the skyscrapers .. nicely located with some wonderful sculptures. We love the sign of the park. Easy go to the top and you can have some awesome view. The us bank stadium is easily address from here. It's just beside the stone arch bridge. You can start yours hiking or walking and cross the bridge. wonderful location of the park.
Ruplekha BiswasRuplekha Biswas
00
One of my favorite sunset spots. Fun hill to walk up and a view of the Gold Medal Flour sign as well as the Stone Arch Bridge! Good hammock trees. Parking has never been a problem for me personally, but make sure you pay! I’ve gotten tickets here. 4 stars instead of 5 because like any park, sometimes people are weird.
Hallie OsmonHallie Osmon
10
Nearby Attractions Of Gold Medal Park
U.S. Bank Stadium
The Armory
Guthrie Theater
Mill Ruins Park
Mill City Museum
Stone Arch Bridge
Renaissance Minneapolis Hotel, The Depot
The Main Cinema
Radisson RED Minneapolis Downtown
Aloft Minneapolis
U.S. Bank Stadium
4.7
(7.6K)Click for details
The Armory
4.7
(3.2K)Click for details
Guthrie Theater
4.8
(2.2K)Click for details
Mill Ruins Park
4.7
(1.4K)Click for details
Nearby Restaurants Of Gold Medal Park
Owamni by The Sioux Chef
Aster Cafe
Town Hall Brewery
Zen Box Izakaya
Dong Hae Korean Grill & Sushi
The Red Sea Ethiopian Restaurant
Spice & Tonic - Indian Cuisine & Bar
Jefe Urban Cocina
Crooked Pint Ale House
Sawatdee Thai Restaurant - Minneapolis
Owamni by The Sioux Chef
4.6
(1.1K)Click for details
Aster Cafe
4.5
(1K)Click for details
Town Hall Brewery
4.6
(761)Click for details
Zen Box Izakaya
4.5
(800)Click for details
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Address
Second Street and 11th Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55415
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Phone
(612) 904-5607
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Website
goldmedalpark.org
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4.7
(464 reviews)
Ratings & Description
outdoor
family friendly
pet friendly
Description
Gold Medal Park is a 7.5-acre park in the Downtown East neighborhood of Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States. Opened in May 2007, the park was designed by landscape architect Tom Oslund and is owned by the city of Minneapolis.
attractions: U.S. Bank Stadium, The Armory, Guthrie Theater, Mill Ruins Park, Mill City Museum, Stone Arch Bridge, Renaissance Minneapolis Hotel, The Depot, The Main Cinema, Radisson RED Minneapolis Downtown, Aloft Minneapolis, restaurants: Owamni by The Sioux Chef, Aster Cafe, Town Hall Brewery, Zen Box Izakaya, Dong Hae Korean Grill & Sushi, The Red Sea Ethiopian Restaurant, Spice & Tonic - Indian Cuisine & Bar, Jefe Urban Cocina, Crooked Pint Ale House, Sawatdee Thai Restaurant - Minneapolis
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