Southeast Alaska Culture and Sights

Excellent exhibits on the gold-rush time in the old train station. Screenings. Guided tours. Broadway/2nd Av., In the summer daily 8-18 clock, free admission

The landmark Juneaus: In a broad front ends of the glaciers about 20 km north of the city in a small lake. Hiking trails. Tgl. Clock 8-18, $ 3 Visitor Center

Very nice colorful totem poles and painted panels reminiscent of the large park at the old village of the Tlingit Indians, the 1804 by the Russians has been destroyed. The Visitor Center is a Schnitzw...

We are small ship active natural history adventure cruise. We explore the wilderness by cruising, kayaking and hiking. Whales, bears, sea lions, puffins and majestic thundering glaciers all abound in ...

A funny compilation of relics of the gold diggers. Beautiful historical photos. On the first floor of Town Hall on the 7th Av., In summer Mon-Fri 9-17, Sat / Sun 13-16 clock, Admission $ 2

address: 2697 Channel Dr., AK, USA

address: 395 Whittier St., AK, USA

Historic totem poles from abandoned villages. Next door on the other side shows a creek farm, the life cycle of salmon. 601 Deermount St., 9-17 clock daily, admission $ 4

Pure Alaska: Totem poles, sea and forest. The artistic heritage of the Tlingit Indians in Ketchikan received vividly: Several modern totem poles are on the harbor, wonderful old carvings can be found in...