With so much to see and do in downtown Minneapolis, it's no wonder that it is the largest city in Minnesota. Halfway between New York and L.A., and nudged right against the Mississippi River, the city boasts many urban attractions such as fine dining, shopping, museums, and world class accommodations. Sidewalk cafes and shopping line Nicollet Mall, entertainment abounds in the Warehouse District and Broadway shows are onstage in the Hennepin Theatre District. You'll find plenty of opportunities to entertain and connect after show hours.
Outdoor recreation is year-round in the City of Lakes; the Mississippi River and numerous parks and lakes provide a beautiful background for walking or biking. Visit the historic Riverfront District and see the mill ruins where Minneapolis got its start in the flour industry. Click here to learn more about what is in store for you in Minneapolis.
The venue for Railway Interchange 2011 will be the Minneapolis Convention Center, a trade show friendly facility with over 480,000 square feet of space and 87 column-free conference meeting rooms.
Conveniently located close to freeways and only 20 minutes from the airport on the southern edge of downtown Minneapolis, the Minneapolis Convention Center is easy for attendees and exhibitors to find. Plus, the Minneapolis convention, trade show and event center is connected by climate-controlled skyways to the downtown hotels, restaurants and shopping.
Located within walking distance of the Minneapolis Convention Center and local shopping and dining, the Hyatt Regency Minneapolis and the Millennium Hotel Minneapolis are both fantastic hotels located right in downtown Minneapolis. Both hotels boast great customer service, affordable rates, indoor pools and gym facilities.
Please visit our website in early 2011 for hotel room block information and rates.There will be discounted rates for attendees and exhibitors.