They say it's the world's only "drive-up glacier." I've never seen any documentation, but it's still one of the most beautiful things you'll ever see.
Take a trip up the mountain for some of the world's best views.
One of the most peaceful and beautiful places on earth. Check out the stone chapel, walk the labyrinth, and if you were a friend or loved one of Larry Spencer, visit him at the columbarium.
Museums are the new black.
One of the premier regional theaters in the country.
If you're feeling too badass to take the tram up Mount Roberts, this might be for you!
A bit touristy, but it's a beautiful spot and the views from the top of the mountain are great!
I grew up with these guys. The beer is wild and adventurous and the grub is top-notch. Get the pretzel and beer cheese and try some variety of beer you've never heard of before.
Matt Barnaby more or less does it all. Check out his new space and his funky brews!
This was one of the first craft breweries in the country. They've won a whole mess of huge awards over the years, and you can taste why!
There is nowhere like the bar at the Alaskan. Step in, and you're in the gold rush days. Thursday night open mics here are a must-see. Maybe avoid the bathrooms, though.
Jared Cure put everything he had into this place, and it shows. The ambience is on point, and the cocktails are imaginative and sophisticated. Get you a town that does both.
Beau Schooler is a James Beard nominee with multiple Juneau restaurants. The breakfasts, pastries, and coffee are all excellent.
The giant portions of flawless Thai curries from this little takeout spot will definitely put you in a food coma. Plan accordingly.
When you are seven and growing up in Juneau, Alaska, there is nowhere else you want to have your birthday party. The pizza is not authentic or classy, but it is delicious and the popcorn is free.
Are you due for a cheat day? Look no further: everything is fried, smoked, grilled, or all of the above.
Three words: fish and chips.
Late night salty and greasy eats by the wharf! You might call it a guilty pleasure, but I don't personally feel guilt, which is probably an issue I should deal with.
Smoked Alaskan salmon; grab some to take home on the plane (and look for the in-store special shelf)!
Avoid the urge to get crab and stick to the bisque (unless you're feeling lavish, in which case, go for it).
This little post office has beautiful local art and gifts!
Juneau's artists came together and opened this gallery to showcase their diverse talents. Be sure to notice the 1890s-style building, too: my dad Larry developed, owned, and operated it for over 30 years!
This little shop is full of unexpected twists on Pacific Northwest native art.
Juneau is very green. Just look at all the beautiful Sitka Spruce! If you're looking for other kinds of trees, though... this might be a good place to start.