The perfect getaway is never too far away in Minnesota. With one adorable town after the next, it's easy to B&B hop through the best small towns in Minnesota, especially if you start with these perfect spots! Here's a handful of our favorite small towns in MN, all of which are worth a visit:

1. Red Wing

Red Wing is one of the most charming towns in Minnesota. It's right alongside the Mississippi River and offers plenty of fun outings. Find out more at the Red Wing Visitor and Convention Center.

2. Grand Marais

Grand Marais is the gem of the north shore. It has a thriving arts community and has been named America's Coolest Small Town. Find out more at Visit Cook County.

3. Pipestone

Beautiful rock formations and the world's largest Peace Pipe make Pipestone one of the best places to visit in Minnesota. You can view a calendar of upcoming events on the city's website.

4. Stillwater

Stillwater makes for a perfect riverside escape while still being near the cities. The Discover Stillwater website boasts plenty of attractions.

There is a LOT to do and see in Stillwater! Check out this delightful overview to learn more:

5. Ely

If you love the outdoors head north to Ely! The little town has some of the most beautiful scenery in Minnesota. Find out more at the Ely, MN website.

6. Taylors Falls

Taylors Falls is one of the best places to visit in Minnesota, so it's no wonder that the town receives over 1,000,000 visitors passing through it each year! You can find out more information about this charming town along the St. Croix on the city website.

7. New Ulm

New Ulm is a charming little town known for being the locale of the Minnesota Music Hall of Fame.

8. Fergus Falls

Fergus Falls has beautiful scenery like the Prairie Wetlands Learning Center.

9. Walker

Walker is Minnesota's "City By The Bay" on Leech Lake. There's so much to discover in the Leech Lake area.

10. Wabasha

Wabasha is perhaps best known as the setting of the 1993 classic film Grumpy Old Men, but there's so much to discover here in Wabasha!

11. Grand Rapids

Grand Rapids is full of beautiful rivers and lakes. It's also home to the Judy Garland Museum. Find out more at Visit Grand Rapids.

Check out some of Grand Rapids' most interesting historical sites:

12. Hastings

Hastings is a beautiful town with access to both the Vermillion River and the Mississippi River. The Visit Hastings website has lots more information.

13. Lanesboro

Lanesboro is a quaint little town located on the Root River. It's known as the Bed & Breakfast Capital of Minnesota! Find out more information at the Visit Lanesboro website.

14. Lake City

Lake City is the location of Lake Pepin, the birthplace of waterskiing. Many water sports are still enjoyed there today. The Explore Minnesota website has additional information.

15. Biwabik

Biwabik is a charming little European-inspired town that will have you thinking you ended up in Germany!

16. Lindstrom

Lindstrom is populated by many Swedish immigrants, and the culture shows it! Its nickname is "America's Little Sweden."

17. Winona

Winona is the stained glass capital of the United States. There is lots to do there - you can find out more information on the Visit Winona page.

If this incredible birds-eye view of Winona doesn't make you want to move here, we don't know what will:

18. Northfield

We feel like the city sign pretty much sums it up. Northfield is a quintessential small town with so much charm. Visit Northfield proclaims it's "Minnesota at its best!" and we are inclined to agree.

19. Detroit Lakes

Detroit Lakes is perfect for those looking to enjoy music and festivals. There's always something going on. You can see a calendar of events at Visit Detroit Lakes.

Minnesotans never have to travel too long for more small-town charm. The state is absolutely full of it! What would you call the best small towns in Minnesota? Let us know!