Wells Fargo Buildings in the Downtown East Development
Wells Fargo towers as part of the Downtown East development in Minneapolis. The area was developed around the new US Bank Stadium.
Wells Fargo towers as part of the Downtown East development in Minneapolis. The area was developed around the new US Bank Stadium.
Downtown Minneapolis as seen from Upper Harbor Terminal in North Minneapolis. Riverside Generating Station on the left.
The Capella Tower in Downtown Minneapolis. The Hennepin County Government Center on the right.
Sign reading “Keep Back 500 FT Turbulent Water” seen on the Mississippi River in Downtown Minneapolis.
Downtown Minneapolis while US Bank Stadium was being built.
Downtown Minneapolis behind the Mississippi River during blue hour.
Small skyways at the Minneapolis Grain Exchange in downtown Minneapolis.
The I-35W bridge in Downtown Minneapolis. The bridge is regularly lit up for different occasions.
Crowds gather near the Mississippi River in Downtown Minneapolis during the annual Aquatennial fireworks.
Interstates 394 and 94 as seen from a Downtown Minneapolis rooftop.
Downtown Minneapolis with the Millennium Hotel dome in the bottom right.
Looking down South 4th Street in downtown Minneapolis in April 2014. The Star Tribune buildings in the foreground were demolished to make way for the Downtown East development that came as part of the new US Bank Stadium (Minnesota Vikings).
Looking down Washington Avenue in the North Loop in Downtown Minneapolis on a foggy night.
The historic Stone Arch Bridge over the Mississippi River in Downtown Minneapolis in October 2013.
Target Field and Target Center in Downtown Minneapolis. Target Field is home to the Minnesota Twins and Target Center is home to the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Downtown Minneapolis as seen from Loring Park in 2013. Loring Pond and the Basillica to the left.
Downtown Minneapolis as seen from across the Mississippi River in 2013. The former Minnesota Vikings Stadium, the Metrodome, on the left side of the frame. The stadium has since been replaced by US Bank Stadium.