Tour Burnsville, MN Where Exquisite Quaint Corners Await Your Discovery

Burnsville Convention & Visitors Bureau
12600 Nicollet Ave
Suite 100
Burnsville, MN 55337
P: 952.895.4690
F: 952.487.1777
800.521.6055

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Burnsville Convention & Visitors Bureau

This tour is perfect for the young and young at heart! It’s a great way to spend some quality family time at the Twin Cities top attractions, without breaking the bank and ensuring that everyone is entertained. Hub ‘n spoke from your Burnsville Hotel, which is centrally located and saving you money with a lower lodging tax and free parking.

A Family Affair

Day 1:

Checking into your Burnsville hotel, you will receive a warm “Welcome to Burnsville.” Enjoy dinner at Old Country Buffet this evening, where everyone is sure to find something they like! Spend the rest of the night at Mall of America® for some family fun. Here you can spend hours shopping and at great attractions, like SEA LIFE Minnesota Aquarium or Nickelodeon Universe®.

Day 2:

It’s off to St. Paul this morning to explore 70,000 square feet of exhibit space and more than 200 million artifacts at the Science Museum of Minnesota, including their newest exhibit, “Real Pirates.” After lunch at the museum, jaunt over to Minneapolis for a matinee performance of a children’s classic, like the Wizard of OZ, at the Children’s Theater. Head back to Burnsville, where you can relax before heading to dinner at bd’s Mongolian Grill, where you will love building your own stir-fry creations and watching it cook right before your eyes! Top off your evening with laser-tag and mini-golf at Grand Slam, or a “Flick on the Bricks” in Nicollet Commons Park.

Day 3:

Before heading home today, enjoy the morning at the Minnesota Zoo, where the animals will be ready to greet you! Be sure to stop by the Zoo’s newest exhibits, Russia’s Grizzly Coast, 3M’s Penguins of the African Coast, and Dinosaurs. While you’re there, check out a 3D movie at the Great Clips IMAX® Theatre, and after, a quick lunch at The Call of the Wild Food Court or Penguin Café before loading the buses to head home.