Browse Walks in Wabasha, Minnesota, US

This two-hour walking tour of Wabasha, Minnesota, United States, will take you through the charming streets of this small town, located on the banks of the Mississippi River.

The tour will begin at the Wabasha County Historical Society, located at 622 Wabasha Street South, Wabasha, MN 55981 (Latitude: 44.4368, Longitude: -92.0753). Here, you can learn about the history of the area, including the Native American tribes who lived here, the fur trade, and the steamboat era.

Next, you will head to the National Eagle Center, located at 50 Pembroke Avenue, Wabasha, MN 55981 (Latitude: 44.4372, Longitude: -92.0750). Here, you can learn about the majestic bald eagle, and even get up close and personal with some of these majestic birds.

From there, you will head to the Wabasha Street Bridge, located at Wabasha Street South, Wabasha, MN 55981 (Latitude: 44.4372, Longitude: -92.0750). This bridge is the oldest bridge in Minnesota, and offers stunning views of the Mississippi River.

Next, you will head to the Wabasha Brewing Company, located at 429 Wabasha Street South, Wabasha, MN 55981 (Latitude: 44.4372, Longitude: -92.0750). Here, you can sample some of the local craft beers, and learn about the brewing process.

From there, you will head to the Wabasha Antique Mall, located at 515 Wabasha Street South, Wabasha, MN 55981 (Latitude: 44.4372, Longitude: -92.0750). Here, you can browse through a variety of antiques and collectibles, from furniture to jewelry.

Next, you will head to the Wabasha Public Library, located at 622 Wabasha Street South, Wabasha, MN 55981 (Latitude: 44.4372, Longitude: -92.0750). Here, you can browse through the library’s collection of books, magazines, and other materials.

Finally, you will end your tour at the Wabasha Coffee Company, located at 515 Wabasha Street South, Wabasha, MN 55981 (Latitude: 44.4372, Longitude: -92.0750). Here, you can enjoy a cup of coffee or tea, and relax after your two-hour walking tour.

Along the way, you can also stop at some of the local shops and restaurants, such as the Wabasha General Store (Latitude: 44.4372, Longitude: -92.0750), where you can find a variety of local goods, and the Wabasha Diner (Latitude: 44.4372, Longitude: -92.0750), where you can enjoy some classic diner fare.

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