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- Parking is available directly in front of the Aquarium. Several parking spaces are reserved for vehicles displaying a disabled persons placard. Check out the current seasonal parking rates.
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Parking. Parking is available directly in front of the Aquarium. Several parking spaces are reserved for vehicles displaying a disabled persons placard. Check out the current seasonal parking rates. Public Transportation. Duluth Transit Authority’s Route 24 bus and seasonal trolley stops across Harbor Dive from the Aquarium every hour.
619 reviews. #17 of 106 things to do in Duluth. Speciality MuseumsNatural History MuseumsAquariums. Closed now. 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM. Write a review. About. This freshwater-focused Aquarium is positioned on the harbor of Lake Superior. It features more than 1,000 fish, mammals, reptiles and amphibians.
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- When is Great Lakes Aquarium open?Great Lakes Aquarium is open:Sun - Sat 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
- What hotels are near Great Lakes Aquarium?Hotels near Great Lakes Aquarium: (0.23 mi) Pier B Resort (0.40 mi) South Pier Inn (0.41 mi) Lift Bridge Lodge, Ascend Hotel Collection (0.48 mi) H...
- What restaurants are near Great Lakes Aquarium?Restaurants near Great Lakes Aquarium: (0.34 mi) Northern Waters Smokehaus (0.22 mi) Silos (0.31 mi) Bellisio's Italian Restaurant and Wine Bar (0....
Mar 17, 2023 · Nestled along the beautiful shores of Lake Superior, the Great Lakes Aquarium is super easy to find and access. It’s located at 353 Harbor Dr, Duluth, MN 55802, with plenty of parking and wheelchair accessibility.
The Great Lakes Aquarium is a family-friendly aquarium located along the Duluth Harbor in Canal Park. Get up close and personal with marine life and other animals. The mission of the Aquarium is to “connect all people to the water and wildlife of Lake Superior and Beyond”.
