A historic Russian fur trading post established in 1799, then a gold mining camp and fishing village, Sitka Alaska is a port city on Sitka Sound. Ancestral home of the indigenous Tlingit Native Americans, seat of the Russian Orthodox bishop of Alaska in the mid-1800s, and influenced by generations of Scandinavian trappers and fisherman, Sitka presents visitors with interesting cultural blendings and 24 attractions listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Plan on visiting Sitka National Historic Park and enjoying activities like wildlife viewing, whale-watching, fishing and hunting, exploring the shores of the Bay, touring the city, and dining on some of the best seafood around.
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