Juneau-Douglas City Museum — Attraction in Juneau

The museum has some interesting information about the WWII era and Aleut internment relocation camps, as well as a video and some other exhibits discussing little known facts about local history. However, artifact wise, there isn't much here, except in the indigenous exhibit, which won't seem as impressive after seeing the exhibits in the state museum. I really thought there would be a lot more here. It's okay to visit if you want to get out of the rain or kill some time, but if you're only in Juneau for a day or two, this place can be skipped. Shouldn't cost more than $3.00. I also think the museum should pay...

If you have an opportunity to take the walking tour on Wednesday at 1:00, don't miss it. Our guide Joel was very knowledgeable about the city's history regarding mining, fishing, timbering, architecture, politics, and citizens, including one notable Robert Straud. On top of all that, Joel told his stories with much humor and enthusiasm. He's a real character. After the walk, we met our tea and cookie host at her B&B, who was also wonderful. It was the best guided tour we ever experienced, and was a top five highlight on our...

The museum is nice but the must-do is their daily walking tour ($31.50 pp including museum admission, about 1.5 hours). We took this with Anne and she was amazing. She gave us so much information on the people, history, culture, etc. We were able to ask a variety of questions and she answered all of them. They limit this to a small group so you will included and easily hear and discuss what you want. Plus - the money goes to this museum instead of a cruise company or large...