Museum of the North

Located in a unique futuristic building, the University of Alaska North Museum offers its visitors many interesting expositions. The largest number of exhibits are presented in cultural, geographical and historical halls. Among the most interesting exhibits are Inuit products, as well as a real mummy of an Ice Age bison. Special attention is paid to the indigenous peoples of Alaska - among the exhibits are their traditional costumes.

In addition to the main halls, clearly demonstrating the peculiarities of local nature, the Museum of the North has a Rose Berry gallery, where paintings by Alaskan artists are exhibited. You should also pay attention to the Georgeson Botanical Garden and the Large Animal Research Station.