Offering more than beautiful lake views and charming shops and restaurants, Duluth’s waterfront is an expression of art. Prized sculptures represent the social, cultural and historical values of Duluth and its Sister Cities in Vaxjo, Sweden; Thunder Bay, Ontario; Perozavodsk, Russia; and Ohara, Japan, for a casual stroll through an outdoor gallery of international art.
Attractions & Experiences
Explore top Duluth attractions and unforgettable experiences, including family-friendly fun, waterfront icons, and unique North Shore gems.
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.
Thompson Hill Welcome Center
More InfoTime Out Sailing
USCG captained sailboat charters out of Park Point. Guests begin their Lake Superior adventure by cruising under the Aerial Lift Bridge. You’ll sail along Duluth’s waterfront and capture exclusive views of the lakeshore. Full day, half day, sunset and overnight tours are waiting for you. Dock #73
Tom’s Logging Camp
We have restored the past for your pleasure and education in Tom’s Logging Camp. Our camp offers an authentic duplicate of a typical Northern Minnesota Logging Camp, with all the building and articles, original tools and equipment from that by-gone era.
The Rathskeller
Duluth’s only speakeasy is located below the old Duluth City Hall. Warm, romantic basement bar serving a long list of varietals alongside wine, beer & craft cocktails.
The Rose Garden at Leif Erikson Park
A spectacular extension of Leif Erikson Park, Duluth’s Rose Garden offers a beautiful arrangement of more than 3,000 rose bushes and other floral delights. There’s also a fountain, a marble gazebo, an herb garden and plenty of benches overlooking the lake.