Valentine's Day Chocolate

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Posted:Jan 14th, 2020 11:09 am

Why celebrate your Valentine on just one day? Stretch it into a week and include our For The Love of Chocolate Tour! On two special days we’re offering the Twin Cities’ only Chocolate Tour! Join us on Saturday, February 8 or Saturday, February 15, to sample the best chocolate delicacies Minneapolis-St Paul has to offer. Learn from local chocolatiers about the history of chocolate, their process and production, and how to taste their irresistible creations.

Treat your sweetie to chocolate dipping sauce, sipping chocolate, gooey turtles, honey bon-bons (burnished with 23k edible gold leaf!), and to truffles that Oprah Winfrey described as the “best in the country, possibly the world!”. Trust us, they’ll be a treat for you, too!

We have two departures each day, and space is limited. Don’t miss out!

Click here for more details and to book

Two cities so alike yet uniquely different, each with a fascinating history and a thriving present.

The Twin Cities are more fraternal than identical, which makes our tours so interesting. Learn why it is said you date Minneapolis and marry St Paul. Or why Mark Twin allegedly said, “St Paul is the last great city of the east and Minneapolis is the first great city of the west”. Situated along the mighty Mississippi River, with downtowns only seven miles apart, Minneapolis and St Paul each began as tiny immigrant towns and grew up together, eventually forming a cohesive metropolis that’s part bustling city, part sleepy suburbs, part natural beauty, and all uniquely Minnesota.

Minneapolis was recently named the Happiest City in the United States by Travel + Leisure based on factors like:

It’s home to 180 parks with 55 miles of biking and walking paths
There are 22 lakes, 12 gardens, and 7 golf courses
A robust public transportation system with buses, light rail, and commuter train
It’s relatively affordable to live here, ranking 6^th in Livability’s 2022 Best Places to Live
Last but not least are restaurants, microbreweries, murals, music, and art

St Paul, meanwhile, is known for:

It’s hip, diverse, and friendly
The arts are prized here – music, museums, cultural centers, festivals
Mouthwatering restaurants with ties to their multicultural history
Livability consistently ranks it as one of the Best Places to Live
Activities include bookstores, shopping, a free zoo, kayaking, bike riding, bird watching

We consistently rank #1 or #2 as the best city for biking, with paths and trails meandering throughout the metro area.

And through it all flows the Mississippi River, along whose riverfront two bustling towns grew together to create this culturally fertile economic center of the Upper Midwest. We love living here and are excited to share the Twin Cities with you!

Click here to access our Things to do in Minneapolis & St Paul page which highlights iconic landmarks, places to visit, and delicious food and drink venues which you can experience on a number of our many tours!