33 South Sixth Tower Overlooking Downtown Minneapolis

33 South Sixth tower rises above downtown Minneapolis with the Mississippi River visible in the distance.
33 South Sixth tower rises above downtown Minneapolis with the Mississippi River visible in the distance.

33 South Sixth rises 52 stories above downtown Minneapolis, making it one of the tallest buildings in the city. Completed in 1983 and originally known as the International Multifoods Tower, it served as headquarters for the Multifoods Corporation for years before taking its current address-based name.

Photo taken in June 2014.

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