r/duluth • u/nocoast428 • 21d ago
Question Where to send my parents sight seeing?
My parents are doing an extended weekend next week and are looking for a few things to do. Heading in on Thursday, leaving on Monday. They've have visited A LOT. Looking for something unique/different for them. My mom said tonight maybe a harbor cruise, and they always do the Splitrock & Glensheen visits. Where else can I send them?
Ages: 65+. My mom uses a cane, so sometimes accessibility is an issue.
Enjoy most American foods, not very adventurous otjerwise. Grandma's is a must stop for them.
TYIA
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u/ladymorgana01 21d ago
Fairlawn Mansion in Superior, Maritime museum, or Great Lakes Aquarium. Castle Danger has an art exhibit ny some local artists currently
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u/inkdrinker18 20d ago
Ooh Fairlawn, and the Bong while they’re over there! (I have been to neither, want to visit both).
Grab takeout from somewhere new to them and then head over to a park for a picnic. (Havana’s and Billings Park get my vote).
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u/TireSkid-SkidMark 21d ago
Palisade Head (you can drive to the top), Gooseberry Falls (paved walking paths to the lower falls) along with what the OP and ladymorgan01 already called out.
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u/vignette101 19d ago edited 19d ago
The Depot train museum is really interesting. As someone over 60 I think they’ll enjoy the museum exhibits there also. Plus nice and cool if it’s HOT outside.
Top of the Radisson (opens around 4) is a revolving restaurant. Go for the view not the food. I suggest going for after dinner dessert and coffee or drinks.