Discovering Diversity in Minneapolis/St. Paul Neighborhoods

Minnesota is a vibrant state with a rich tapestry of cultures and communities. If you’re looking to settle in a diverse neighborhood, the following tips will help you navigate the options to find the perfect place to call home.

  1. Researching Neighborhood Demographics: Start by researching the demographics of different neighborhoods. Look for areas that boast a mix of ethnicities, cultures, and backgrounds. Online tools and community profiles, social media and local events can provide valuable insights.

  2. Connect with Local Communities: Attend local events, cultural festivals, or community gatherings. Engaging with residents gives you a firsthand look at the diversity and helps you understand the sense of community in different neighborhoods.

  3. Explore Ethnic Markets and Restaurants: Minneapolis and St. Paul have a wide variety of ethnic restaurants. The Midtown Market in Minneapolis is home to over 20 ethnic food vendors. In St. Paul, off of University and by the college campuses, you will find a plethora of local cuisines.

  4. Check Community Centers and Organizations: Minneapolis/St. Paul has a cornucopia of cultural centers. From the Italian cultural center in Minneapolis to the Hmong Cultural Center in St. Paul, there is never a lack of diversity in our Twin Cities metro.

According to “Niche” (2023 Most Diverse Places to Live in Minnesota - Niche), the most diverse places to live in Minnesota in 2023 are as follows:

  1. Thomas Dale neighborhood in St. Paul, MN

  2. Hawthorne neighborhood in Minneapolis, MN

  3. Dayton’s Bluff neighborhood in St. Paul, MN

  4. Willard-Hay neighborhood in Minneapolis, MN

  5. Greater East Side neighborhood in St. Paul, MN

  6. Jordan, MN

  7. North End neighborhood in St. Paul, MN

  8. Webber-Camden neighborhood in Minneapolis, MN

  9. Battle Creek neighborhood in St. Paul, MN

  10. Lind-Bohanon neighborhood in Minneapolis, MN

  11. Payne-Phalen neighborhood in St. Paul, MN

  12. Shingle Creek neighborhood in Minneapolis, MN

  13. Folwell neighborhood in Minneapolis, MN

  14. Midtown Phillips neighborhood in Minneapolis, MN

  15. St. Paul, MN

  16. Mckinley neighborhood in Minneapolis, MN

  17. East Phillips neighborhood in Minneapolis, MN

  18. Worthington, MN

  19. Summit-University neighborhood in St. Paul, MN

  20. West Side neighborhood in St. Paul, MN

For additional resources, continue to browse the site for information about neighborhood school districts and diversity rates.

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