We stumbled upon this place in Two Harbors. The had a craft sale going on outside and we thought…read morewe'd check it out. It would have been $4 to tour this but for $10 we were able to tour all 4 of the sites in the city. The museum at this location is really cool. It's easy to walk through at your own pace. There are many things from the rich history of this part of the state. The staff was friendly. Great place to check out. The Tug Boat was neat as well although we missed the official (on the hour) tour so it would probably be even better if you caught that. The lighthouse was neat but not as impressive as the museum. We didn't end up doing the 3M museum in town.

Fantastic old building with a great porch with a great view…read more Perfect place to have a wedding reception. Oh, and it isn't just for women, if that's what you were thinking.

A quiet gem. They have rotating exhibitions of amazing ephemera. It was Transportation. Started…read morewith manned balloons and moved forward in time. A single room so you can go at your own pace. And , it's free. So interesting.

Super interesting place with collections that rotate among their various locations around the…read morecountry. Great historian onsite that is happy to discuss the displays as well as the history of the museum. Cost friendly since it is by donation and not admission fee. Not only are the displays interesting but so is the former church building.

This Haunted Forest is Awesome!! Great Props!! Great Actors!!…read more Even had Free Goodies at the End!! Highly recommend!!

DO NOT BRING YOUR KIDS Our group attended this attraction…read morethis past weekend. The attraction's Facebook page boasts its family-friendly orientation, but it is anything but! The scarers will touch you and your children. The attraction did NOT notify guests of the touching. Nowhere at the attraction, on its Facebook page, in its waiver, etc is there an explicit notification of touching. Once again, the scarers will touch you and your children. There is no system in place protecting your children or other guests. If anyone, including children, were touched inappropriately, the attraction lacks protective policies for such a situation. Also, there was a portion of the haunt where you must crawl to get through. Thankfully, one actor was able to accommodate a friend's handicap. However, once again, there was no notification of this requirement.

Loved the park. Tower was much shorter than imagined. Beautiful grounds and the peace bell was neat…read moreto see

We found out about this tower from the hotel front desk and thought, why not--it's free! Parking…read morewas easy, and the views did not disappoint. From the top you get a full 360° view of Duluth, including the aerial lift bridge, which was super cool to see. The tower's only a few stories high and has rails to help with the climb, though it's not ADA accessible. Along the way, we also learned about Mr. Enger and his impact on the city, plus Duluth's special ties to Norway. Definitely a neat little stop! Not to mention there was a Japanese Zen garden and a few trails.

Well, my wife and I dropped by here after our lunch at Vanilla Bean. I thought our 3M employee…read morediscount would get us in for free. Well, it only gets you $2 admission ($5 regular) but it does not give you the discount off the combo deal (all 3 museums - the tugboat just closed this year). I was glad not to do the $10 combo deal since our Lighthouse B&B gave us voucher to use on the other museums. The 3M museum is a pretty decent museum considering they seriously lack funding. It is nice to see that our admission went to a good cause so that they hopefully update it. There are a total of 4 rooms and each describes the history and progress over the years. The dummy scared my wife as well as the staff member. If you bump into the dummy, then it wiggles and shakes like a real person. Well, I think if there was access to the Innovation Center, then I would highly recommend it to you. However, this charming quaint place is nice to revisit our employer over the holidays.

We unfortunately missed the last tour, but a very nice employee we spoke with said that we were…read morewelcome to walk around the grounds and check out the outside of the mansion. Wow, what a place I can't even imagine what it would be like to live in such a huge house and what kind of staff you would need to run it! The grounds outside were quite lovely. They were nice gardens and I hope to make it back to check out the inside of the house at some point.

We had very high expectations after seeing the Glensheen Mansion. Price was not worth admission…read more This was a guided tour for the Fairlawn. Wanted to just walk and take in the building but you can not deviate from the tour. Waste of money.

I thought it was totally cool... it was in a neat building (the Depot) in a Cool City (Duluth)…read more It was interesting to learn about history in such a visual form. I enjoyed seeing the different styles of war uniforms over the years. I'd visit again.

Many great artifacts and many interesting stories, when we were there The Depot was getting set up…read morefor a wedding which was really a eye sore in the main hall, they move the exhibits to the side to make room for some wedding reception.....