It was totally AWESOME!! I highly recommend it! They have one of the first "Luverne cars" made…read morethere. The "Luverne vehicle company quit building cars and became popular for building fire trucks. The company moved to SouthDakota. There are 6,231 nutcrackers there and none are exactly the same. They are all different sizes and characters. We love nutcrackers, and we have a small collection of our own. We were fortunate to meet the amazing lady "Betty" who was President of the Historical Society there. She donated her collection of about 2,500 nutcrackers AND was instrumental in helping with the museum's growth. She was a total delight, and we enjoyed her telling us all about the museum's growth. The city of Luverne has taken pride in becoming the city of nutcrackers in my opinion. They are all around the town. They told us they are building a giant nutcracker to greet people as they come into town. It sounds like it is going to be very impressive! So far the boots are built. They hope it will be completed by the end of this year. We can't wait to go back and visit again! The town people seem really nice too. The museum has a doll collection, books, many other things to see. We spent 3 hours there. Had a great time! We will be back!

What a neat, FREE, museum! There is so much to see here, to include close to 6000 Nutcrackers! A…read morevery nice and impressive collection. The guide who was there today was very nice and answered all our questions. We would recommend stopping by!

It seems like a lot of wineries are closing, so we were happy to find this little gem! We were in a…read morebit of a hurry, so it was nice to have the ability to taste at our own pace on the patio. The pours were a little light, but we found that to be the case across the board in South Dakota. The service was good and the wine was delicious, especially the St. Croix Rose and Pear.

One on one service, good information, good wines for the price…read more Small, quiet and intimate setting

We had some free time, so we decided to stop here for a tasting. We were a little surprised when…read morewe arrived because we felt like we were going to someone's house. Once inside though, we were greeted warmly. The inside of the barn was very nice and well decorated. The wines were very good, however, it would have been nice to have a few more dry white options.

The barn is cute, the outdoor music enjoyable on a nice summer day, and the wine is okay. The cider…read moreis fairly good as is the owner. But what keeps us from returning is the lack of real bathrooms. Just not a fan of portapotties, especially during the summer when they become "sh!t saunas".

Two for one burgers on Mondays brought us here and are we glad we found it. The burgers were…read moredelicious. I chose a plain burger with fried onions and a side salad. Husband had a bacon cheese burger with fries. We started with cheese curds which were batter fried not breaded - perfection. Both burgers were super juicy. Fries were the skinny, crispy - yummm. Loved the vibe here. Very biker-local and sometimes a bit irreverent. Our waiter was a little cheeky and it was fun to chat with him. The staff waiting tables worked as a great team. We had a great experience!!

Very nice small winery. Had lots of wine to choose from and had good stories to tell about the…read morewinery. They do all by hand. The winery was named after a dog they had Tucker which I found cute; as I am an animal lover. Very personal couple offered us chips and dip. I definitely recommend this place I will be back hopefully in the spring.

Some of the best wine I've ever tasted! Very sweet family run operation that is so delicately taken…read morecare of with love. They are truly passionate and knowledgable. Such a breathtakingly beautiful property and a fun wine tasting experience!

This is located to the east of Sioux Falls. We had to make a tee time but had no trouble on a…read moreWednesday night. We played nine holes here but it is an 18 hole course. There were some unique holes. I didn't like how packed in the fairways were. You will easily end up in an adjacent fairway. The course was fairly well maintained. Lots of mature trees. Bring bug spray. I would recommend the course.

Fun wide open course. I call it birdie alley. Can make a ton of birdies here. Course is always In…read moreGood shape and is really a fun course to play. Although (in my opinion) two of the stupidest (most difficult) holes I have ever played (7&12). Not many birdies made on these two. Probably not many pars either. Short fun course. Every year my friends from Des Moines are in town we play it at least one day. The four rating is for how nice the greens and fairways are. A lot harder courses in Sioux Falls that's for sure but it is nice.

Remembered Moments provides professional scrapbooking, portfolios, and personalized gifts. They…read moretake all of the work out of it and do it all for you! Everything is made to order. Many services provided and provided worldwide!

4 story Museum and Gallery covering Civil War thru Iraq. Very nicely done! Lots of artifacts,…read moreinciting Herman Goering's deer hunting rifle! About 2.5 miles off the highway.

This gallery has photos that Luverne's native son Brandenburg has taken over his 30+ year career…read more Many beautiful photos of wildlife and nature. All of the framed photos on display are available for purchase but are very pricey. You can easily spend a couple hours here looking at the photos and perusing the binders of photos and articles about his work in the little alcove off to the side. The military museum is in the same building and is very well done. One of one best I've seen which is particularly impressive considering the size of the city.