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Harmony Visitor Center

The Harmony Visitor & Information Center is a great resource to the traveler
or the local resident who might have questions about our area.

Visitor Center

15 2nd St NW
Harmony, MN 55939

Directions (507) 886-2469 Email

Off Season Hours
Contact us or check our Facebook page

May-August Hours
Monday-Wednesday 10am-2pm
Thursday-Saturday 10am-3pm

  • Assist in finding what local businesses are open on the day of your visit
  • Help check out bikes and helmets
  • Point out local Amish stores in the area
  • Give valuable advice on what local businesses may fit your needs

Visitor Center Building
The building is open daily 8am-8pm

  • Clean bathrooms
  • Water fountain with bottle filler
  • Brochures and Flyers
    with information on local businesses, events, and services.

Harmony Visitor Center is also Home to Numerous Displays!

Some of the exhibits you can see are:

  • Century farms video exhibit displaying several community members stories as well as videos of local farmland and historical Harmony photos.  
  • Exhibits showcasing photos of historic Harmony 
  • Printed stories of Harmony’s past
  • Information on locally found Karst landscape alongside fossils discovered in the area 
  • Special exhibit about Herbjørn Gausta, an influential Norwegian artist buried here in Harmony.  
  • Information and photos on local Veterans Exhibit on our local train depot featuring historic photos and an original Harmony train depot ticket counter 
  • Information available regarding Harmony’s McMichael Elevator  

Historic Harmony Walking Tour

There is also an incredible Historic Harmony walking exhibit in downtown Harmony.

This Historical Signage Project was spearheaded by the Harmony Area Historical Society, and was made possible thanks to funding and support by local individuals and organizations. You can experience this walking exhibit two ways.

  • Take a scenic walk downtown, noticing the signage as you go.
  • Pick up a brochure from the Visitor Center  
  • Located in front of the visitor center is a display of the locations for each sign and gives extra historical information about Harmony. 
Learn more about the Walking Tour