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The People and the Place

From budget-friendly family activities to hidden waterfalls to recommendations from locals, check out our blog for trip ideas and to learn more about what makes Duluth so special. 

Hampton inn

Hampton Inn Duluth Canal Park

Located just off I-35, on the banks of Lake Superior and adjacent to Lakewalk. The convention center, Aerial Lift Bridge, boat tours, and Bentleyville’s holiday lights at Bayfront Festival Park are just steps away. The indoor pool, whirlpool, and fitness center are yours to enjoy, plus free WiFi and free hot breakfast.

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Rogue robot games & comics

Rogue Robot

Get your geek on at Rogue Robot Games & Comics. This comic book store has all the comic books, vintage action figures, miniatures and tabletop role-playing games you could want under one roof. Whether you’re shopping for your own obsession or looking for the perfect gift for the geek in your life, you’re sure to find something quirky here.

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Duluth kitchen co.

Duluth Kitchen Co.

Locally owned brick-and-mortar kitchen store located in the historic Fitger’s Brewery. Here you will find the perfect kitchen tool or gadget for your next kitchen adventure. Whether it’s a new garlic peeler, sharper cheese grater, or that perfect piece of cookware you’ve been dreaming about for way too long, what a difference the right tool for the job will make!

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Weeping willow heartfelt gifts

Weeping Willow Heartfelt Gifts

We are a Duluth-based studio that believes gifting small can have a big impact. By curating high-quality goods from artisans, makers and brands, your gift not only delights your recipient, but also uplifts independently owned businesses across the US.

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Ivy moon

Ivy Moon

A woman-owned and operated boutique designed to help you create a life you love. Focusing on community, women, fashion and lifestyle.

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The Village Witch

Tarot card readings, spiritual direction, potions and more from a modern Spiritual Health professional practicing the ancient arts of the ancestors: the Goddess path, Earth wisdom, herb magic, and divination. These tools and practices hold sacred space for folks to re/claim their own spiritual authority. We can learn from teachers and each other, but ultimately our divinity is our own.

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