This welcome sign greeted all cruise passengers at the dock.

The shuttle driver to Mendenhall Glacier talked a lot about the Alaska State Capitol and how it lacked the dome which normally capped such buildings. It was undergoing renovation at the time of our visit and so we didn't get a decent shot of the landmark.

The Juneau City Museum

The Governor's House, Juneau, Alaska

A totem pole at the Governor's House, Juneau

The Governor's House, Juneau

St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, Juneau

St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, Juneau

Inside the St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church

The Empty Chair Memorial, a tribute to Juneau's Japanese community who were interned during World War II

The Empty Chair Memorial, a tribute to Juneau's Japanese community who were interned during World War II

The Windfall Fisherman sculpture by Alaskan artist. R.T. Wallen

The Windfall Fisherman, a life sized bronze brown bear sculpture by Alaskan, artist R.T. Wallen, Juneau

Next to the Windfall Fisherman sculpture

The Alaska State Museum, Juneau

This sculpture in front of the Alaska State Museum looked like a high heeled lady's shoe to me.

A beautiful mural on a building in downtown Juneau

Hard Rock Miners monument, Juneau, Alaska

The tram that goes up a very steep hill.

Our ship the MS Amsterdam docked right in the very heart of Juneau. Couldn't ask for a more central location.