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Are you a window shopper? A bargain hunter? What about a power shopper or a shopaholic? Whatever your shopping style, Rochester has you covered, with more than 25 malls.
Located in Rochester's 1856 Town Square, in Central Park, this restored 19th century home displays a middle-class Midwestern family's way of life over 125 years ago.
Mayo Clinic offers general tours, as well as self guided tours, for patients and their guests. The general tour includes a 20 minute informative film about the clinic at 10 a.m. Monday through Friday
A tour of the Historic Mayowood Mansion will take you back in time as you explore the estate of Doctors Charles H. and Charles W. Mayo, founders of the Mayo Clinic,
Dr. Henry and Mrs. Plummer's home was built on 60 acres of land purchased in 1916. The house was completed eight years later in 1924. A stone water tower -
One of Rochester's most popular attractions, Silver Lake offers outdoor activities for all! During warmer months take a dip in the Silver Lake pool, let the kids play at the Children's
Soldiers Field Veterans Memorial is an impressive $4 million to $5 million memorial that was built to honor those who gave all and dedicated to all who served. Many people and contractors in the construction trade, plus many others, donated
Apache Mall, in southwest Rochester, is anchored by Sears, JC Penney, Herberger's and Macy's. The mall has everything from Applebee's to Zales Jewelers.
The Rochester Art Center is on it's way to becoming a premier center for contemporary art. Exhibitions feature works by numerous contemporary artists.
The Rochester Public Library (RPL) believes libraries change lives for all ages, all cultures, and all people. RPL offers books, magazines, movies, and music for any interest.
Quarry Hill Nature Center strives to open eyes and minds through natural science discovery. And the Nature Center does just that by offering a wide variety of programs, workshops,
The over 620 acres of Oxbow Park offer outdoor enthusiasts a chance to pursue activities such as: hiking, camping, fishing, and picnics. Park facilities include hiking trails, campground,
Olmsted County History Center boasts a variety of exhibits from the settlement days to the present. The center features interpretive displays of the area's history,
The Chateau Theatre was built in 1927 at a cost of more than $200,000 and was, in its hey day, a unique movie house. The exterior sunburst design marquee is lit with 636 light bulbs.
