Nice gift shop with some higher end beautiful pieces of art on display for sale. I like to look and…read moreusually don't buy at these price points inter the locations, but have to admit I was definitely. tempted with a few of the pieces. If you like fine artwork from local artisans than this is the shop you should stop in and say.

Caribou Crossings was a great place to stop for souvenirs. Even though the shop is a bit smaller…read morethan some of the others, I liked the variety they had on hand. They had cheaper knickknacks, apparel, and more expensive carved figurines. The lady that worked there was also super friendly and made me feel welcome. If you need a one stop for shopping, I definitely recommend Caribou Crossings.l!

What a gem. We had time to kill and we needed to pick up some souvenirs. The ladies in the store…read morewere so sweet. We actually picked up most of our souvenirs there.

There's a Ben Franklin chain I've been to in UT and WA - this is not part of that chain…read more This is more like a hobby store due to the remote control planes, a souvenir shop for anything they can stamp the word Alaska onto, and random things for the locals to buy like picture frames and toothbrushes. Had some weird greeting cards which we found amusing. If you're on a trip and you can't live without a mug that proclaims Juneau or really want a t-shirt that says, "My grandma and grandpa went to Alaska and all I got was this shirt," you found your store.

JUNEAU INT'L AIRPORT / GIFT SHOP / 10-14-22…read more +Nice little gift shop to check out if you have time to kill while awaiting your flight (note: there's like 4 gates that serve both arrivals/departures) and if you forgot to do some shopping in downtown. *It's before the security checkpoint, at the main level.

From the owner: This little Alaskan Gift Shop is a must see when visiting Alaska's capital city!…read moreLocated in the Juneau International Airport, this locally owned and operated Alaskan style gift shop offers a BIG array of inventory! We have new items arriving daily including handmade pottery and dishes, beautiful authentic Alaskan dolls, Alaskan ivory carvings, locally hand carved silver and copper jewelry, gold nuggets, beaded jewelry and costume jewelry, hand painted Alaskan ornaments, Juneau Alaska tee-shirts, tanks, sweatshirts and hoodies, hand crafted leather bags, Canvas bags, totes, Alaskan memorabilia, kids shirts & hats, books, magazines, travel necessities, and much more! Stop by and say hello!

Very accessible Visitor Center with views of the Glacier just a short distance from the bus and…read moreshuttle drop off location. Visitor center has an elevator to the 2nd floor that provides insight, views, and toilets. If in Juneau via a cruise ship you can access the park via both shore excursions and tour operators. No real complications on May 5, on that clear dry day, though 5 cruise ships were in port making the park entrance busy with both tourists and transports. It was a nice way to see a glacier, but the initial park area was crowded, so do not expect to escape from the bustle of tourists unless you explore deeper into the park.

Extraordinary! If you are in Juneau or coming into port from a cruise, you need to come here! I…read moreactually went at the end of April. It was raining, but just bring an umbrella! EXPERIENCE: You must do the Nugget Falls trail. It's flat, easy, and takes you to the waterfall in less than a mile. The waterfall is stunning. You will be very close to the glacier from there! The trail itself is a fairy tale. Greenery, ferns, moss, rocks, and small waterfalls surround you. You will want to stop and take pictures of everything! OVERALL: This is almost an emotional experience. I want to go back one day and I'm so grateful I was able to experience it.

Lovely little shop to meet your mailing needs! We utilized…read moreKindred post to send postcards whilst passing through on a cruise. The variety of options exceeded our expectations; the worker was very warm and welcoming and we had a wonderful conversation with her. The prices were comparable to the area.

This is an adorable shop! I popped in here to purchase a few stamps, as I forgot mine on my cruise…read moreship. I was pleased to be able to mail the postcards here and to browse on my way in and out. The cashier who helped me was very sweet and seemed so proud of the store. They had a wide variety of cards, stickers, and more. If I was local to the area, I'm certain that I would be in here all the time.

Great selection…read more They are set up for service to cruise ship customers. They have a good selection of souvenirs to take or send home. Don't expect this to be a quick stop if you are a thorough browser.

Gift shop. Plenty of stores attached for same souvenir needs. Store spacious and well lit. Prices…read morereasonable. Staff friendly. Plenty of variety to choose from.

Authentic beautiful hand made gifts. Locally owned and crafted! They sell small totem poles that…read morekids can paint and learn about some native Alaskans. We shopped a lot but this was unlike any other store.

Went on here on a whim and found the most beautiful knives. The lady was really helpful and did not…read morerush or pressure me to buy. She helped me find the perfect souvenir to take home. Lovely little shop, take a moment to stop in.

Good selection of merchandise from clothing, accessories, home decor, etc. Good sale items on many…read moreitems! Store was clean and organized. Staff were kind. Tried on some fine jewelry and staff weren't pushy. I also received a free gift for trying on a piece of fine jewelry which ended up being an Alaska charm for a bracelet (bracelet not included). Very close to where ships doc so it's convenient to stop in really quick.

This place is really nice very organized and clean. Shawna and Maureen were super helpful. Their…read morejewelry selection is extremely nice. If you cannot find what you're looking for they have other stuff in backstock. Their prices are really good. We got some super cute pajamas there. Thank you.

found a very nice Ulu knife. The lady (Older India person) told me it was the only one she had…read moreleft. She was sold out of all her Ulu's except this one. It was beautiful. It had a blue wood on the left side and caribou in the middle and another colored wood on the right. I told her I would take it. Miraculously when I told her I was needing 2, she just happen to find another one. I should have known then something was fishy. So I bought both of them. $710. When we got home from our trip 2 weeks later I opened the boxes she wrapped them in and found she did not give me the original Ulu I had picked out but gave me another one that just had a caribou handle. Don't shop here! First she lies to me, then she switched out the knife I picked out with another one. I will calling the chamber of commerce in Juneau.

Sales lady was very patient and helpful. I needed to find something hand made that was in my price…read morerange and she was awesome!

Special spot. A friend told us to check this out and we loved it. Beautiful pins and zipper pulls…read more A way more special souvenir than a tshirt.

(This is more about the online store than the brick-and-mortar one, since Juneau is hard to get to…read morebut anyone can shop online.) I first came across these unique pins at Elliott Bay Books, in Seattle, and immediately fell in love with their quirky designs. Sure, they have the usual flowers and birds for your grandma... but they also have body parts and organs, syringes and beakers, deck chairs and masted tallships, skeletons and whiskey bottles! The pins are intricately patterned and made by hand. You really have to see them up close to appreciate the detail, but these aren't shoddy made-in-China tie tacks. The high-quality craftsmanship is obvious, and I get tons of compliments on mine. Most of the designs also come as zipper pulls if you're not a pin person. Their website is no-frills, but easy to browse and purchase from, and each item has a funny description - you can tell they are serious about their work but have a sense of humor. And the pins are amazingly affordable - most are about $12 and I didn't see anything over $20! You'd pay just as much for some mass-produced trash at a chain store. Shipping is a flat $3 per order and it's FAST. I even got a follow-up email from the company thanking me for my purchase! Even if you're not headed to Alaska anytime soon, if you like fun, unique jewelry with a slightly dark sense of humor, check out William Spear's awesome stuff.