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.
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Gold Medal Park was awarded the GOOD DESIGN® Award in 2024, a prestigious international accolade established by renowned mid-century modern architects Charles Eames and Eero Saarinen.
It’s a peaceful place in the heart of the city, overlooking the architectural landmark Guthrie Theatre and the surrounding historic Mill District, Mill Ruins Park, U.S. Army Corps Lock & Dam No. 1, St Anthony Falls, and the Stone Arch Bridge spanning the Mississippi River. A pedestrian bridge that connects the West Bank Mills District to the historic St.Anthony Main District and Father Hennepin Bluffs Park on the east bank of the river.
And just a short walk across West River Parkway you’ll find the I-35W Bridge Remembrance...
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One of the standout features of this park is the iconic Gold Medal Flour sign, a historical landmark that adds a touch of nostalgia to the surroundings. It's a popular spot for taking photos, and it serves as a reminder of the park's connection to the city's rich milling history. Gold Medal Park is not just a pretty face; it also offers a range of amenities for visitors. The paved walking paths and biking trails make it easy to explore the park, and there's a dog-friendly area where four-legged friends can stretch their legs. The park also hosts occasional cultural events and art installations, adding an element of vibrancy and cultural enrichment...
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Beautiful park. There are really amazing art installations. You aren't supposed to climb on them, but I constantly see bad parenting with parents on the phone and the kids climbing on everything. Because everyone wants photos, it's hard to find free time to take pics without other people in them. The park is nice and clean. It didn't seem to be overrun with homeless people, but it is overrun with stoners. That seems to be the thing to do, sit on the hill and smoke pot. Quite frankly, it's annoying. I want to enjoy the park without getting...
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