Harmony is central to many of the Southeast Minnesota attractions. You can easily spend days visiting all the the Blufflands have to offer.
Niagara Cave
29842 County 30, Harmony
507-886-6606
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Niagara Cave is located south of Harmony, Minnesota and is a family owned and operated cave, which has been rated among the best in the nation. On their 1-hour guided tour, you will hike one mile underground, discover fossils about 450 million years old, view an underground waterfall, and visit a subterranean wedding chapel. While you are there, you can also enjoy 18-holes of mini golf, pan for gemstones and fossils, shop in their gift shop, and enjoy a picnic on their grounds.
29842 County 30, Harmony
507-886-6606
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Niagara Cave is located south of Harmony, Minnesota and is a family owned and operated cave, which has been rated among the best in the nation. On their 1-hour guided tour, you will hike one mile underground, discover fossils about 450 million years old, view an underground waterfall, and visit a subterranean wedding chapel. While you are there, you can also enjoy 18-holes of mini golf, pan for gemstones and fossils, shop in their gift shop, and enjoy a picnic on their grounds.
Amish Tours of Harmony
94 2nd Street, Harmony
507-886-2303
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Let Amish Tours of Harmony guide you through the countryside stopping at several Amish farms where they have little shops with handmade baskets, quilts, furniture, baked goods and much more. Our experienced guides will tell you about the Amish culture and history and answer any questions you have.
94 2nd Street, Harmony
507-886-2303
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Let Amish Tours of Harmony guide you through the countryside stopping at several Amish farms where they have little shops with handmade baskets, quilts, furniture, baked goods and much more. Our experienced guides will tell you about the Amish culture and history and answer any questions you have.
Laura Ingalls Wilder Park and Museum
3603 236th Ave., Burr Oak, Iowa
563-735-5916
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In 1876, when Laura was nine years old, the Ingalls family left Walnut Grove, Minnesota, after suffering through two years of grasshopper plagues. They traveled to Burr Oak, Iowa, to help manage the Masters Hotel, owned by their friend, William Steadman, also from Walnut Grove. Burr Oak is often referred to as “The Missing Link” in the Little House book series. The Masters Hotel is the only childhood home of Laura Ingalls Wilder that remains on its original site. It is registered on the National Register of Historical Places.
3603 236th Ave., Burr Oak, Iowa
563-735-5916
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In 1876, when Laura was nine years old, the Ingalls family left Walnut Grove, Minnesota, after suffering through two years of grasshopper plagues. They traveled to Burr Oak, Iowa, to help manage the Masters Hotel, owned by their friend, William Steadman, also from Walnut Grove. Burr Oak is often referred to as “The Missing Link” in the Little House book series. The Masters Hotel is the only childhood home of Laura Ingalls Wilder that remains on its original site. It is registered on the National Register of Historical Places.
Commonweal Theatre
208 Parkway Ave. N, Lanesboro
800-657-7025
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Since 1989 the Commonweal has been the region’s premier professional theater company. With a rotating repertory of comedies, dramas, musicals, classics and contemporary plays, the Commonweal has something for everyone. Join us at the Commonweal Theatre in historic Lanesboro!
208 Parkway Ave. N, Lanesboro
800-657-7025
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Since 1989 the Commonweal has been the region’s premier professional theater company. With a rotating repertory of comedies, dramas, musicals, classics and contemporary plays, the Commonweal has something for everyone. Join us at the Commonweal Theatre in historic Lanesboro!
Minnesota State Veterans Cemetery
715 Highway 52, Preston
507-765-7320
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The Minnesota State Veterans Cemetery in Preston is the second State Veterans Cemetery, after Little Falls.
715 Highway 52, Preston
507-765-7320
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The Minnesota State Veterans Cemetery in Preston is the second State Veterans Cemetery, after Little Falls.