So glad we came in here. Bought a ton of stuff, all varied…read more Immediately assisted by the delightful Lourdes, who helped educate us and answer any questions about wooly mammoth tooth jewelry we had ( never heard of it but now own some!!) Lourdes also assisted us with purchasing a stunning lucite sculpture...and a bunch of other souvenirs. A variety of items to purchase here, excellent music, and beautiful Lucy to greet you as well. Highly recommend this small local business.

Such a cute little shop. I really appreciated that it's locally owned and operated and carries so…read moremany beautifully unique pieces from Alaskan artists. The girl helping us actually grew up in Juneau and was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable about her hometown and the shop, and you could tell she genuinely loves what she does. High value beyond the souvenirs. Even just browsing was such a fun experience. It's definitely worth stopping in if you're wandering around downtown Juneau.

I was really looking forward to shopping at this Ben Franklin variety store. When I arrived at the…read morelocation, I found that it had closed. It was a great store. I'm so disappointed it's gone. It had a vast variety of merchandise. If they didn't have it you didn't need it.

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.

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!

If you're visiting Juneau, the hike to Mendenhall Glacier and Nugget Falls is an absolute must. The…read moreviews are breathtaking from start to finish, and seeing the glacier up close with Nugget Falls cascading beside it is something you won't forget. Money-saving tip: Skip the expensive excursions and take the Juneau Capital Transit bus from downtown to Dredge Lake Rd., which is the closest bus stop to Mendenhall. From there, it's about a 1.7-mile walk to the Visitor Center, followed by an easy 1.5-mile hike to Nugget Falls. The trail is well maintained and suitable for most people. The bus costs just $2 each way. Be sure to bring exact change or download the Token Transit app from the App Store to pay your fare. The bus system was easy to navigate, and we had no trouble figuring it out. In my opinion, this is one of the best values in Juneau. You get the same incredible glacier views and unforgettable experience that many people pay hundreds of dollars for on organized excursions. If you're comfortable walking a few miles, this is absolutely the way to do it!

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.

I always love stopping by Kindred Post while visiting Juneau! It's such a cute, locally owned shop…read morewith so many fun little finds. They have the sweetest selection of postcards, stationery, handmade gifts, Alaska-themed items, and all kinds of unique treasures that are fun to browse through. This is where you want to go for unique and fun gifts. The shop has such a warm, welcoming feel, and you can really tell it's a place built around supporting local artists and the community. It's the perfect spot to pick up a special souvenir or just wander around and enjoy all the charming little details.

Service has improved at this shop, I no longer feel rushed. Location is busy and parking is scarce…read morebut that's not the fault of this business.

The store was clean and inviting. They have a wide variety of Alaska souvenirs and clothing. The…read moreemployees were friendly and helpful. Summer the cashier, was friendly and helpful. This is a great place for tourists.

If you are in Juneau there are tons of jewelry stores but I was nice to find just a regular…read moresouvenir shop. I always get stickers from my travels for my travel journal and they had a nice selection. They also had tons of other alaka souvenirs as well. The staff was friendly even though they were very busy. The prices were fair

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.

We stopped there because of the cruise ship. Otherwise I didn't find anything to my liken. My wife…read morebought a few things. The girl at the counter, showed a lack of consideration being that the tourist is what's helping their livelihood. Here's the kicker, my wife left her camera (Canon T6i) on the counter. The girl didn't say anything, we got back on the ship; no camera. we tried and the Cruise ship tried to help to no resolution. I would suggest, be careful take your sweet time while shopping. Do not allow anyone pressure you into moving any faster than you need. Just be careful, it wasn't a good experience shopping at this location.

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.

Absolutely ridiculous customer service. My daughter accidentally dropped a cheap plastic magnet and…read morea tiny piece brok off. The employees immediately demanded that we pay for it. I understand expecting customers to be respectful of merchandise, but accidents happen--especially in a tourist gift shop that welcomes families and children. I've traveled extensively and have never been treated this way over a low-cost souvenir item. What stood out wasn't the money, but the pettiness and complete lack of customer service. A business that values its customers would have handled the situation with a little grace and understanding. Instead, they chose to make us feel unwelcome and embarrassed over a piece of plastic worth very little. There are plenty of souvenir shops that appreciate their customers. I'd recommend spending your money elsewhere.

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.

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.