<h1 style="text-align: center;">Bloomington, <em>Minneapolis</em></h1>
<p>Bloomington is Minnesota's fourth largest city, and sits on the north bank of the Minnesota River. Originally established to satisfy the post-WWII housing needs of urban Minneapolis, Bloomington holds its own with mix of middle- and upper-class homes in a parkland setting. Nearly one-third of the city's land is reserved for park use. With it park-like views, Bloomington's median home price is only $250,000.</p>
<p>You can't visit Bloomington without seeing The Mall of America, the country's largest indoor shopping mall. Not only does The Mall of America have more shopping than you could ever ask for, it's also home to the Sea Life Minnesota Aquarium and The Amazing Mirror Maze. The Mall of America brings shoppers, but also brings job, and has more employment opportunities than its larger sister cities.</p>
<p>Removed a short distance from the bustle of the Mall, The Normandale Japanese Garden offers quiet and tranquility. Walk over its bridges, gaze at the koi fish, or simply relax on a bench, and you'll feel rejuvenated and refreshed.</p>