This is always an interesting place to visit. Very fitting for a city built on shipping. More

This is right on the canal, so you won't miss any massive boats coming in, or seeing the lift bridge go up and down. This free museum is great for all ages. It is self led, very organized. You can go for half hour or half day. Little kids have a chance to steer the pretend boat. You'll see how... More

I didn't think anything was free anymore, but the museum was. It was full of artifacts from shipwrecks, replicas of early 20th century ship cabins, and other nautical displays such as a huge steam engine which was as tall as two storeys. They also have a mini-theatre section where you can sit and watch short films about the Great Lakes... More

It is a small museum packed full of history of Lake Superior. We were so impressed the first time we toured the museum we bacame lifetime members. You walk at your own pace but staff can always help. Admission is free but would be worth $10 a ticket. More

replicas of old ships and some life-sized models of rooms on ships and some recovered items from shipwrecks. Information regarding shipping today with easy to read descriptions. Near the lift bridge in canal park, Dultuh. More

A great museum!!! The history of Duluth presented with Maritime Models excels at engaging you. A nice visit with a chance to walk off some lunch or dinner from Canal Park eateries, and learn about the area you are exploring. If you like ships and maritime adventure you should visit. More

This is where you want to go to learn everything you could imagine involving the Great Lakes, boats, barges, the Aerial Lift Bridge and more. Your kids (or you) will enjoy standing behind the captain's wheel at the helm of the ship while looking out at the light house. More

Learn about the Edmund Fitzgerald,including artifacts and about other wrecks on Lake Superior. Right on the banks and has a working bridge control in the museum for vessels traveling the Lake. Interesting to several age groups. More

Growing up the daughter of a sailor, this place was just the ticket for me! It was like being a little girl again, spending time with my Dad on his boat. As we were there, a ship came into port. As I was waving to the men who were waving from the deck of the ship, I suddenly realized that... More