Heritage Tourism: Taking a trip through time

The directories linked below provide valuable resources for historic and genealogical research, renovating your historic property, or becoming involved in a preservation effort.

Historic Attractions lists places to go and things to do that celebrate our region’s colorful past, from museums to mine pits: giant ore boats, lighthouse tours, scenic railroads, fur post reconstructions, World War II aircraft, and more.

Historic Lodging offers a directory of regional inns with a tight connection to history, from rustic North Shore lodges built in the 1920s and bed-and-breakfasts housed in 19th-century mansions.

Historic Shopping Find something old that’s new to you at antique shops, consignment stores, used (and new) booksellers, and more.

Tips for Travelers An “insiders guide” to driving in Duluth, alternative routes between Duluth and the Twin Cities, Scenic Overlooks in Duluth and along the North Shore, and some fun with some obscure Minnesota and Wisconsin Laws.

Maps from the main streets of Duluth and Superior to the entire Arrowhead and Western Lake Superior Region, we have unique maps to help you get a perspective on where you are and where you want to be, including a map of Duluth’s in-contiguous Skyline Parkway.