How to Explore Duluth, Minnesota
- 1). Arrange your travel to Duluth. The city has an international airport served by airlines including Delta and United Airlines. Greyhound bus services run into Duluth from Minneapolis-St Paul and its location at the end of Interstate 35 is easily accessible if you are driving.
- 2). Book your accommodations. Duluth has a range of lodgings available, from motels like the Comfort Inn to elegant bed and breakfasts such as the Cotton Mansion and hotels such as Radisson Hotel Duluth Harborview.
- 3). Research Duluth's main attractions on the Visit Duluth website. An excursion on Lake Superior is one of Duluth's highlights as is spending time shopping and dining at the waterside Canal Park. The Great Lakes Aquarium explores the geology of the Great Lakes region along with exhibiting a variety of fish, reptiles, birds and amphibians. Children will be fascinated by the exhibitions and play areas of Duluth Children's Museum and a visit to the Edgewater Resort and Water Park will entertain the whole family. Bob Dylan fans will enjoy Bob Dylan Way, a section of the downtown area that celebrates Duluth's status as the birthplace of the folk singer.
- 4). Take a trip on the North Shore Scenic Railroad to see Duluth and Lake Superior in comfort. Guided train tours explore parts of downtown Duluth, the lake shore and the Minnesota countryside. You will learn about the history and culture of the area and hear stories about how the railroad was built. Themed excursions such as murder mystery and fine dining trips are also available.
- 5). Venture out in the evening and enjoy Duluth's nightlife. You will find restaurants serving American food as well as Italian, Mexican, Japanese and Asian. You can try fine dining or a more informal meal in one of Duluth's pubs. The Visit Duluth website has a comprehensive listing of eateries.
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