Top 10 Neighborhoods to Live in the Twin Cities
- michellesuperbinth
- Mar 28
- 1 min read

The Twin Cities (Minneapolis and St. Paul) offer a diverse range of neighborhoods, each with its own character, amenities, and appeal. Here are some of the best neighborhoods, depending on what you're looking for:
Best for Families
Macalester-Groveland (St. Paul) – Great schools, beautiful homes, and a strong community feel.
Linden Hills (Minneapolis) – Near Lake Harriet, walkable, with top-rated schools and parks.
Highland Park (St. Paul) – Safe, well-maintained, with excellent schools and shopping.
Edina (Suburb) – Excellent schools, family-friendly parks, and upscale shopping.
Best for Young Professionals
North Loop (Minneapolis) – Trendy, full of lofts, great restaurants, and nightlife.
Uptown (Minneapolis) – Lively area with bars, lakes, and biking trails.
Lowertown (St. Paul) – Hip, artsy district with breweries, CHS Field, and the Farmers' Market.
Northeast (Minneapolis) – Artsy, eclectic, with breweries, galleries, and an active social scene.
Best for Nature & Outdoor Lovers
Longfellow (Minneapolis) – Access to the Mississippi River, bike trails, and parks.
Como Park (St. Paul) – Home to Como Zoo, a large park, and a scenic lake.
Tangletown (Minneapolis) – Green spaces, creeks, and quiet charm.
Best for Luxury Living
Kenwood (Minneapolis) – Mansion-filled, near Lake of the Isles.
Summit Hill (St. Paul) – Historic homes, grand architecture, and stunning views.
Wayzata (Suburb) – Luxury lakefront homes and boutique shopping.
Do any of these neighborhoods interest you, or are you looking for something specific? Let's chat!
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