While vacationing in your Duluth cabin rental, you should take the time to explore the attractions around the area. As the county seat of St. Louis County, Duluth has a lot of exciting places that are worth exploring. Below are some of the must-see attractions around the city.
St. Louis County Heritage and Arts Center
Built in 1892, this place used to be a Union Railroad Depot serving seven different railway lines. Owing to its fine architecture and colorful history, this place was declared a historical treasure and was converted into a heritage center. At present, this place houses a number of important agencies and organizations including the Duluth Children's Museum, the Lake Superior Railroad Museum, the St. Louis County Historical Society and the Duluth Art Institute. The Museums inside the center offer comprehensive exhibits depicting the history of Duluth and its people.
The Duluth Children's Museum
While enjoying your Lutsen vacation homes with your whole family, you should take the kids to the Children's Museum. Located right in the heart of the waterfront district of the city, this place holds the record as the 5th oldest Children's Museum in the United States. The museum offer different programs and activities for kids and their adult companions. The Kids Create program of the museum provides opportunities for kids to explore their artistic side and be creative. For those who love music, the Music Alley of the museum is a good place to explore music, light and color.
The Edge Water Resort and Water Park
Tucked along Highway 61 and overlooking the beautiful Lake Superior, this is a great place to unwind and have fun. Often referred to as "The Edge," this place has something for everyone. The Tiki Thriller with its four-and-a-half story slide and the Tiki Tumble with its swirling water provide the ultimate thrill. On the other hand, if you do not like to get wet, you can try your hand at Paradise Cove where you can enjoy different types of dry-land entertainment.
Great Lakes Aquarium
The Great Lakes Aquarium showcases the history and evolution of Lake Superior, the species endemic to the area, and works of some local artists.
The Aquarium is home to about 70 different species of reptiles, fish, birds and other animals. At designated times of the day; you can watch the Aquarium staff feed the animals at the two-story tanks. The stingray and the otter feeding sessions are two of the must-watch activities in the Aquarium.
Lake Superior
You shouldn't leave Duluth without taking a cruise along the beautiful Lake Superior. To truly appreciate the lake, you should take one of the narrated sightseeing tours, preferably around late afternoon in time for the sunset.
Duluth is a lovely place that is best explored in a leisurely manner. To have more time to discover its secrets, find a vacation rental that offer easy access to the different parts of the city. To find the right Duluth cabin rental, check out the listings at Vamoose.com, where you can customize your search according to location, price or amenities of your choice.