• Santa Claus House - Located in North Pole, Alaska, the Santa Claus House is a delightful, year-round Christmas-themed attraction that embodies the enchantment and joy of the holiday season. Established in the 1950s, this renowned destination boasts a towering Santa statue, an expansive gift shop brimming with Alaskan-made crafts, ornaments, and souvenirs, and an official Santa’s Mailroom where letters to Santa are received and replied to. Visitors have the opportunity to meet Santa Claus, see reindeer, and enjoy the spirit of Christmas no matter the time of year. The Santa Claus House is a cherished destination for families, holiday lovers, and anyone looking for a bit of festive joy in the heart of Alaska.
• University of Alaska Museum of the North - Situated in Fairbanks, the University of Alaska Museum of the North is a leading cultural and natural history museum that highlights the rich heritage and diverse landscapes of Alaska. Famous for its striking architecture inspired by the Arctic wilderness, the museum provides an engaging journey through exhibits on Alaska’s indigenous cultures, wildlife, geology, and contemporary art. Visitors can explore the state’s only permanent collection of over 2.5 million artifacts and specimens, including Blue Babe — a 36,000-year-old mummified bison. With its captivating galleries, research programs, and breathtaking views of the Alaska Range, the Museum of the North is a must-visit for anyone eager to understand the spirit and history of the Last Frontier.
• Morris Thompson Cultural & Visitors Center - Located in downtown Fairbanks, the Morris Thompson Cultural and Visitors Center is a lively space dedicated to celebrating the culture, heritage, and natural beauty of Interior Alaska. Named in honor of Morris Thompson, a respected Alaska Native leader and advocate, the center acts as a gateway for visitors to learn about the region’s indigenous cultures, including the Athabascan, Iñupiat, and Yup’ik peoples. The center features captivating exhibits, multimedia presentations, and beautifully crafted dioramas that showcase traditional lifestyles, seasonal changes, and the connection between the land and its people. Additionally, the center houses a visitor information desk, cultural programs, and performances, making it an essential stop for both locals and travelers seeking a deeper understanding of Alaska’s diverse cultural tapestry.
• Pioneer Park - Embark on an unforgettable tour of Pioneer Park in Fairbanks, Alaska! Travel back in time and experience the spirit of Alaska’s Gold Rush era as you explore this unique, family-friendly historical theme park. Wander through preserved log cabins and authentic Gold Rush-era buildings, hear fascinating stories of the pioneers who shaped Interior Alaska, and see the iconic SS Nenana, a historic sternwheeler that once navigated the Yukon River. Hop on a train, visit the air museum, let the kids play, or enjoy dinner at the salmon bake.

• Museum of the North
• Santa Clause House North Pole, AK
• Morris Thompson Cultural Center
• Snacks
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Dinner
• Gratuities

The Fairbanks City Highlight Tour is exceptional as it is guided by enthusiastic locals with extensive knowledge of Fairbanks. Instead of merely stopping at well-known attractions, the tour offers an insider’s view, complete with personal anecdotes, intriguing facts, and secret spots often overlooked by tourists. The small-group format ensures a tailored experience, allowing guests to feel as though they are discovering the city with a friend, rather than participating in a standard tour.

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