Duluth Holiday Deals

Duluth Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Duluth

Some people say you can’t buy happiness. But you can buy yourself a ticket to Duluth, and we think that's pretty damn close!

Approximately 86,000 people live in this part of Northeast Minnesota.

This destination is situated 220 kilometres away from St. Paul, the state capital, and 20 kilometres away from Superior.

When they're not creating a ruckus in the back seat of the car, kids can be great travel companions. Why not enjoy a day of light-hearted adventure with the young ones at the Duluth Children's Museum?

Press your hand up against the glass and observe a range of underwater creatures as they float around the tanks at Great Lakes Aquarium.

Want to see the wildest spot in town? Then call in at the Lake Superior Zoo, where you can marvel at some of the wonders of the animal kingdom.

Round up your group and head over to the Castle Danger Brewery for a round or two. Their beer range is more than enticing, so make sure you free up the whole afternoon!

Take on the roulette dealer at the Fond-du-Luth Casino. If you're looking for more of the glimmering casino lights and electric atmosphere, then the Black Bear Casino ought to be your next port of call.

From a friendly ball game to simply flopping down on the grass, you'll find plenty of reasons to visit a green space like Leif Erickson Park and Rose Garden or Pinehurst Park. There's also a good deal of fun to be had at Chester Park and Bayfront Festival Park.

Get the most out of your visit to Duluth by getting a little help from the friendly staff at Thompson Hill Information Center. Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center and Maritime Visitors Center also offer an assortment of useful resources such as maps and guides.

Few things are as enjoyable as a relaxing stroll along the shoreline and picking up shiny seashells. Park Point Beach is the place to go when you're craving a little seaside therapy.

Slip on some comfortable walking shoes and get set for an adventure. There are a range of nature reserves around here that are just waiting to be explored. The clean air and natural surroundings at Gooseberry Falls State Park and Jay Cooke State Park are as invigorating as it gets. Two additional areas to have a look at are Enger Park and Park Point Nature Trail.

A fantastic way to get to know a place is to explore its museums. Check for events and tours at the Lake Superior Railroad Museum and the A World of Accordions Museum.

Boats have played a huge role in the past of many countries. Find out how this region has been shaped by these fearless sailors at the Lake Superior Maritime Museum. For even more salt-encrusted tales from the seven seas, continue on to the S.S. William A. Irvin Ore Boat Museum and the SS Meteor Whaleback Ship Museum.

Ignite your curiosity at Marshall W. Alworth Planetarium, where you'll witness the latest in science technology.

Educate yourself about the interesting past of Duluth and its surrounds at the Lake County Historical Depot Museum and the Fairlawn Mansion & Museum.

Get a sense of times gone by when you stop by the North Shore Scenic Railroad and Enger Tower. Why not also investigate the Glensheen Historic Estate and the Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad Historic Train Ride?

Aerial Lift Bridge is a fixture of the urban landscape here. While some locals may seem to take it for granted, many travellers find themselves impressed by this leftover of a different age.

Take a wander around The Breakwater and Light House and Wisconsin Point Lighthouse, where you can ask about any guided tours and find out all about how these grand structures helped to guide countless seafarers through some starless nights.

Get lost in the inspiring educational environment at the University of Minnesota Duluth. Converse with the students or simply gaze at the modern facilities. A couple of other top higher educational establishments worth checking out are the College of St. Scholastica and the Duluth Business University.

If you're looking to pick up the basics, and maybe one or two presents en route, drop by Miller Hill Mall or Tom's Historic Logging Camp. For the hardcore shoppers among us, there are some other popular outlets worth looking through at Dungeon's End.

Duluth Entertainment Convention Center is among Duluth's best venues, and should definitely be on your itinerary if you're after top entertainment.

They reckon travelling leaves you speechless, then transforms you into a storyteller. You'll have a few more tales to tell back at home if you head to some of Duluth's lesser-known attractions, like Canal Park, Superior Whitewater Rafting and Manitou.

Hotels in Duluth

The Inn on Lake Superior and South Pier Inn are worth checking out. If you like the look of them, you better move quickly! These digs are highly sought-after for their relaxing rooms and great service.