Alaska Cultural Attractions

World-renowned museums, Native cultures, amazing architecture and more! With Alaska’s Choice Hotels^® you’ll be a stone’s throw away from it all. Take a peek at the cultural attractions the state of Alaska offers.

In Anchorage

Alaska Native Heritage Center
8800 Heritage Center Drive
Anchorage, AK  
907-330-8000

The Alaska Native Heritage Center is a fascinating place where visitors of all ages can expand their individual understanding of Alaska’s first people. Here, eleven distinct cultural groups draw upon the lifeways of so long ago, and the traditions that have endured are given a welcome home at the Center.

Imaginarium
737 W. 5th Avenue
Anchorage, AK  
907-276-3179

Here at the Imaginarium Science Discover Center, you’ll learn about the world around you through fascinating, interactive exhibits and displays which will blow your mind! From color and light to touchtanks and reptile cages, experience the world through different eyes.

In Fairbanks

University of Alaska Museum
907 Yukon Drive
Fairbanks, AK  
907-474-7505

Head to Fairbanks to experience some of the richest culture in the state, here at the University of Alaska, you’ll be able to enjoy the byproducts of Alaska’s finest educational establishment. Witness fascinating relics like a 36,000-year-old mummy, beautiful art, and fascinating displays and artifacts.

The Fairbanks Ice Museum
500 2nd Avenue
Fairbanks, AK  
907-451-8222

The Fairbanks Ice Museum invites you to experience Alaska’s winter in the summertime. View beautiful ice sculptures carved by local artists, many of them full-sized icy replicas of their forms. From horses to grandfather clocks and some of your favorite popular characters, witness the sheer beauty of this frigid attraction.

In Kodiak

Kodiak Military History Museum
1623 Mill Bay Road
Kodiak, AK  
907-486-7015

Are you interested in the fascinating past of Kodiak’s military history? Visit the Kodiak Military History Museum at historic Miller Point, where you’ll find relics like two eight-inch gun mounts and portions of gun barrels which were destroyed by an explosives charge around 1948.

Alutiiq Museum & Archaeological Repository
215 Mission Road
Kodiak, AK  
907-486-7004

Experience the days of old like never before at the Alutiiq Museum & Archaeological Repository. Here, you’ll learn about the Native American tribe which inhabited the area for thousands of years through rare artifacts and insightful displays.

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