Several of Juneau's cruise ship docks run parallel to the prime shopping district in Juneau, making it easy to disembark and stroll along the water, window-shopping as you go.

As Alaska's capital city, Juneau is a year-round destination, and many of the stores you will find cater to both seasonal visitor's and year-round locals. Whether you are looking for a jewelry gift for a loved one, high-quality Native Art, or the local quilt shop, Juneau has what you're looking for.

World-class nature-enthusiasts flock to Juneau each year to glacier-walk, get up close with humpback and orca whales, see bears on Admiralty Island, and to catch the fish of a lifetime!

While Juneau is a large city by Alaskan standards, it's still possible to get back to nature, whether on a day trip to Tracy Arm Fjord or Admiralty Island or even just a quick ride up the tram from downtown Juneau to a breathtaking view overlooking Juneau's Gastineau Channel.

Craving iconic Alaskan king crab legs? Juneau restaurants serve them fresh from nearby waters, making the capital a top spot for seafood lovers. 

 Beyond its legendary catch, Juneau’s dining scene showcases inventive menus from award‑winning chefs so that you will find plenty of flavorful choices for a memorable night out. 

Juneau is an active city with opportunities for adrenaline junkies to history buffs. Whether you are looking to spot wildlife, sport fish, engage with the local arts community, or take a stroll downtown, you will find Juneau a great hub of excitement to begin or end any adventure!

Learn about Native art at the Alaska State Musuem, take part in a Juneau Arts Council First Friday event, sip locally made gin at the wildly popular Amalga Distillery, and run or hike leisurely along hundreds of miles of Juneau's outdoor trails.