Duluth MN
Field Trips

The Duluth Art Institute is a contemporary, fine art and cultural institution that specializes in contemporary art from the Twin Ports Region and the Upper Midwest. The DAI is a community arts center that works closely with artists and the community, creating associated symposia, workshops, and studios.

At the Duluth Children’s Museum, our mission is to engage children in hands-on learning through creative play and interactive exhibits. Extend fun and learning beyond the classroom with a visit to the museum!

The Great Lakes Aquarium features 1,500 animals and habitats found within the Great Lakes basin and other worldwide ecosystems such as the Amazon River or Pacific reefs.

Hartley Nature Center is a large refuge for hiking, cycling, cross-country skiing & fishing, plus nature center with exhibits. The Center offers workshops that include offerings about the environment, outdoor skills, teamwork and sustainable technologies.

Glassblowing studio and gallery showcasing pieces by regional artists, plus live demonstrations and workshops. Students can explore the fascinating process of transforming raw materials into beautiful glass creations in our unique workshops.

The Lake Superior Railroad Museum is a museum that focuses on railroading in the Lake Superior region and in the summer and fall months the museum’s North Shore Scenic Railroad offers train excursions.

The Lake Superior Zoo educational programs designed to connect people with over 300 critters and 140 species. Make your zoo experience on to remember with a special behind-the-scenes tour or animal encounter!

The Marshall W. Alworth Planetarium offers live, interactive shows and full-dome theater presentations. From traditional star displays and cultural shows that show the importance of astronomy around the world.

Tom’s Logging Camp is a slef-guided museum offers an authentic logging camp experience, with all the original tools and equipment from that by-gone era.

The Tweed Museum of Art is a museum on the campus of the University of Minnesota. Its collection includes American Art, Ceramics, Contemporary Art, European Art, Native and Indigenous Art.

In the heart of Canal Park, set against the majestic Duluth Aerial Lift Bridge, is a Great Lakes vessel. Despite carrying iron ore and coal through treacherous storms, the William A. Irvin remains in pristine condition today. Don’t miss your chance to tour the proud flagship of U.S. Steel’s Great Lakes Fleet. Discover its rich history.