Open Monday through Saturday from 10am-6pm
Sunday from 11am-5pm
No ticket sold 15 minutes before closing
Museum and Observation Deck Admission
Adults $8
Seniors (65+) $5
Students/Teens $5
Children Under 12 Free (groups with children under 12 need to be accompanied by an adult for every 8-10 children)
Tickets must be purchased at the front desk located in the 1st floor lobby.
Please call for group and school rates
612-215-3783
The Observation Deck is not wheel chair accessible.
CLOSED: Thanksgiving day; Dec 24, 25, 31; Jan 1; Easter Sunday; Memorial Day; July 4 and Labor Day.
The Foshay Tower was the first skyscraper built in the state of Minnesota and remained the tallest building in Minneapolis from 1929-1971. The Foshay Tower is significant to Minneapolis and the State of Minnesota not only as a unique example of architectural design and engineering, but as a prominent reminder of the taste and expression of "conspicous consumption" which was felt throughout the United States during the economic boom years of the 1920s.
The Foshay Museum and Observation Deck is located inside the Foshay Tower, the site of the hotel W Minneapolis - The Foshay.
Foshay Museum and Observation Deck
W Minneapolis - The Foshay
821 Marquette Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55402
612-215-3783
www.foshaymuseum.com
Sunday from 11am-5pm
No ticket sold 15 minutes before closing
Museum and Observation Deck Admission
Adults $8
Seniors (65+) $5
Students/Teens $5
Children Under 12 Free (groups with children under 12 need to be accompanied by an adult for every 8-10 children)
Tickets must be purchased at the front desk located in the 1st floor lobby.
Please call for group and school rates
612-215-3783
The Observation Deck is not wheel chair accessible.
CLOSED: Thanksgiving day; Dec 24, 25, 31; Jan 1; Easter Sunday; Memorial Day; July 4 and Labor Day.
The Foshay Tower was the first skyscraper built in the state of Minnesota and remained the tallest building in Minneapolis from 1929-1971. The Foshay Tower is significant to Minneapolis and the State of Minnesota not only as a unique example of architectural design and engineering, but as a prominent reminder of the taste and expression of "conspicous consumption" which was felt throughout the United States during the economic boom years of the 1920s.
The Foshay Museum and Observation Deck is located inside the Foshay Tower, the site of the hotel W Minneapolis - The Foshay.
Foshay Museum and Observation Deck
W Minneapolis - The Foshay
821 Marquette Avenue, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55402
612-215-3783
www.foshaymuseum.com
