Washington Ave Ramp Parking
501 Washington Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455
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The IEEE ICHI 2026 will be held in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Conference Venue:
- June 1 - 3: Coffman Memorial Union, University of Minnesota. 300 Washington Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455, USA
Hotel Information
Graduate by Hilton Minneapolis
615 Washington Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55414
- For booking reservations online, use this link: ICHI HILTON 2026
- Or you may call the hotel at (612) 379-8888 to request the UM ICHI 2026 room block (group code 93W).
- Deadline for block reservations is Monday, May 11th, 2026.
Courtyard Minneapolis Downtown
1500 Washington Ave South Minneapolis, MN 55454
- For booking reservations online, use this link: ICHI COURTYARD 2026
- Or you may call (877) 699-3216 and mention the group name “IEEE International Conference on Health Informatics (ICHI 2026).”
- Deadline for block reservations is Sunday, May 10th, 2026
Additional hotel options are available throughout downtown Minneapolis and in the surrounding areas within a short distance of the conference venue.
Parking Information
Parking is available near Coffman Memorial Union. The map below highlights three convenient parking garages around the conference venue.
East River Road Garage Parking
385 East River Parkway, Minneapolis, MN 55455
View parking detailsWeisman Art Museum Ramp Parking
333 East River Parkway, Minneapolis, MN 55455
View parking detailsPlease check the linked University of Minnesota Parking and Transportation Services pages for current rates, access hours, and availability before arrival.
About Twin Cities (Minneapolis and Saint Paul)
Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) is located approximately 10 miles from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus. The drive typically takes about 20 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. Public transportation is also convenient and reliable. Visitors can take the METRO Blue Line light rail from the airport to downtown Minneapolis. From there, the METRO Green Line provides direct service to the University of Minnesota campus, with stops at East Bank and Stadium Village, both within walking distance of the conference venues.
Downtown Minneapolis sits just across the Mississippi River from campus. It is approximately 5–10 minutes away by car or light rail. The Green Line provides a direct connection between the University district and downtown, making it easy for visitors to explore without needing a car. Rideshare services such as Uber and Lyft are readily available, and parking ramps are located near Coffman Memorial Union for those who prefer to drive.
Minneapolis is known for its welcoming atmosphere and vibrant food scene. Popular and highly rated restaurants include Spoon and Stable, Martina, Young Joni, Manny’s Steakhouse, and Owamni, the James Beard Award-winning Indigenous restaurant led by Chef Sean Sherman.
The city offers a balance of urban energy and natural beauty, with 22 lakes within city limits, more than 180 parks, and miles of scenic walking and biking trails. Visitors may enjoy exploring:
Iconic Minneapolis Landmarks:
- Stone Arch Bridge – A scenic pedestrian bridge over the Mississippi River with beautiful skyline views and easy access to riverfront paths.
- Minnehaha Falls – A 53-foot waterfall located within a city park, highlighting Minneapolis’s strong connection to nature.
- Mill City Museum – A museum built into the ruins of a historic flour mill, telling the story of the city’s industrial and riverfront heritage.
Arts, Culture, and Museums:
- Minneapolis Institute of Art – A world-class art museum offering free general admission and an extensive global collection.
- Bell Museum – Minnesota’s official natural history museum, featuring immersive wildlife dioramas and a modern planetarium.
- Mall of America – One of the largest shopping and entertainment destinations in North America, conveniently located near MSP Airport.
- Weisman Art Museum – A Frank Gehry–designed museum located on the University of Minnesota campus, featuring modern and regional art.
- Science Museum of Minnesota – A major science museum with interactive exhibits focused on technology, health, and the natural sciences.
- Children’s Museum of Minnesota – A highly regarded interactive museum designed for children and families, emphasizing learning through play.
- Minneapolis Sculpture Garden - A renowned outdoor park adjacent to the Walker Art Center, featuring iconic large-scale sculptures—most famously Spoonbridge and Cherry—set against the Minneapolis skyline in a beautifully landscaped urban setting.
- University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum - A 1,200-acre public garden and research center in Chaska, Minnesota, showcasing diverse plant collections, themed gardens, seasonal floral displays, and scenic walking trails that highlight Minnesota’s natural beauty year-round.
Minneapolis also has a strong healthcare and research presence, supported by leading hospitals, medical technology companies, and the University of Minnesota’s nationally recognized research programs.