Discover Alaska with its pristine wilderness, diverse wildlife, Denali National Park and Preserve, spirited cities and towns, and friendly people.

Anchorage
Anchorage, located on beautiful Cook Inlet, is Alaska’s largest city and port. Whether arriving by plane or transferring from a cruise-ship, come and discover this city’s cosmopolitan flavor and welcoming spirit.
Official Anchorage Travel Guide
Anchorage Chamber of Commerce

Fairbanks
As your base for exploring Alaska’s wild interior and northern climes, this friendly, welcoming city is well-equipped to meet the needs of the most ardent adventurer.

Juneau
Located in southeastern Alaska, Juneau is the state’s capital city and premier tourist destination. Whether it’s riding the Mt. Robert’s Tram or visiting the Alaska State Museum, Juneau is just waiting to be discovered.
Travel Juneau
City and Borough of Juneau Visitor Information

Southeastern Alaska
Frequented by cruise ships and outdoor enthusiasts, this region offers breathtaking scenery, coastal views, quaint seaside villages, and spectacular wildlife.

Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum – Anchorage
With its fun exhibits, Tool-Shed Theatre, and interactive flight simulators, this is the place to re-live and experience Alaska’s rich aviation heritage.

Alaska Sealife Center – Seward
This is the place to learn about sea-life conservation and rehabilitation. Get up close and personal with Alaska’s sea-life at this fun and educational attraction.

Anchorage Museum
Discover Alaskan science, art and history at this captivating museum. Come and see why this is one of Alaska’s top visitor attractions.

Dockside Gallery – Ketchikan
This much visited and beloved attraction is the place to purchase Alaskan glass, jewelry, prints, and paintings.

Trapper Creek Museum – Trapper
Want to experience Alaska’s Gold Rush days? Visit this attraction with its old cabin, homestead, and intriguing artifacts. Go back in time and capture the spirit of old Alaska.

Santa Claus House – North Pole
With reindeer nearby, Santa chose this secluded spot to set up shop. This charming attraction invites children of all ages to hob-knob with world-famous Mr. and Mrs. Claus.

Alaska’s Russian Legacy
The first Russian colony was established in Alaska in 1784. For the next 80 years, Russian culture, architecture, and religion flourished. Come to Alaska to catch a glimpse of Imperial Russia during the time of the Czars.

Discover Alaska’s Native American Culture
Accounting for 16% of Alaska’s population, local Native Americans continue to play an active role in daily life. No trip to Alaska is complete without experiencing the diverse arts, crafts, and storytelling of these rich and fascinating cultures.

Denali National Park and Preserve
Majestic Mt. McKinley and exotic wildlife vie for attention at this premier destination. Explore its forested hills, deep valleys, thundering rivers, and rocky crags. Discover why this vast park continues to grip the imagination and never lets go.

Gates of the Artic National Park and Preserve
Set out on your own polar adventure from this unique and mysterious preserve. See the starkly beautiful tundra roll out ahead or watch the Northern Lights as they charge up the night sky. This is the place to experience Alaska at its most uncompromising and at its most beautiful.

Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
Experience the power and legacy of the Ice Age in an awe-inspiring setting. This spectacular park and preserve should not be rushed. Take time to explore and to breathe in the grandeur that is Alaska.

Kenai Fjords National Park
Secluded and untouched, this park with its Norwegian-like fjords and cobalt-blue waters represents wilderness at its best. With its glaciers, steep peaks, and wind-swept waters, come see one of Mother Nature’s greatest works of art.