Minneapolis Skyway: People walk in July 2024

People walk in the Minneapolis skyways in July 2024
People walk in the Minneapolis skyways in July 2024.

People utilize the Minneapolis Skyway system, an enclosed pedestrian bridge network connecting buildings in downtown Minneapolis. The skyway was first conceived in the 1960s to provide a climate-controlled environment for pedestrians, shielding them from harsh winter weather and facilitating movement between offices, shops, and public spaces.

Photo taken in July 2024.

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