Winter and colder temperatures are coming, we know it.  We can't do anything about it. So, we might as well embrace it and take advantage of some things that we wouldn't necessarily do during the warmer Minnesota months.

Doesn't this just look like the perfect cozy getaway?

RESERVATIONS SHOULD BE MADE - THEY ARE BOOKING A FEW WEEKS OUT

The Nordic Village is a great place that takes reservations and those are available beginning on November 6th.  Actually reservations are absolutely recommended as this becomes a very popular destination.  With good reason.

DESCRIPTION OF WHAT YOU WILL GET AT THE NORDIC VILLAGE

Join us as we transform Riva Terrace into a winter dining experience located at the Four Seasons Hotel Minneapolis rooftop. Arrive early to catch up by the fire or enjoy craft cocktails before dinner at The Lodge. At your reservation time, your party will be invited to your private cabin, where we will serve you and your guests an Alpine-inspired, seasonal dinner menu. A beverage menu will be available for a la carte drinks to liven up your dinner and keep yourselves and spirits warm. Discounted parking is available for our guests.

LOOKS ALMOST LIKE YOU HAVE LEFT MINNESOTA ONLY YOU HAVEN'T

It's almost like to went to ski in the mountians of Colorado, or something along those lines, and now you are ready for some dinner at the ski lodge.  Only, without the mountains.  But you get all the cozy feels from that situation.  I call that a win.  No breaking a leg or getting a facefull of snow, but the great cozy stuff afterwards.  That part might just be me.

This isn't the least expensive option you might have, however, it might be one of the best experiences with your friends and family for a cozy meal and some craft cocktails or mocktails.

You can book your reservations here.

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