Beautiful Buildings in Dubuque, IA
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Explore Dubuque's architectural gems, where history and beauty intertwine. Each building tells a unique story, reflecting the city's rich heritage and charm.

Ham House Museum
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Charmingly preserved, the Mathias Ham Historic Site reveals affluent Antebellum life through exquisite architecture, captivating guided tours, and rich local history.
Dubuque City Hall
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Historical, this landmark reflects Dubuque's rich heritage and stunning architecture, embodying the identity of Iowa’s first city.

Shot Tower Inn
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Distinctive elements drew me to the Shot Tower Inn, with its towering structure and rich Iowa history near scenic riverwalks and local wineries.
Julien Dubuque Monument
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Panoramic views of the river make this spot serene, while exploring Dubuque's history deepens my appreciation for the city's roots.
Dubuque County Courthouse
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Remarkably elegant, the Dubuque County Courthouse stands out with its stunning architecture, making it an iconic landmark in downtown.
Eagle Point Park
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Elevated by its stunning vistas and rich history, Eagle Point Park radiates a sense of community and connection to Dubuque’s heritage.

St Luke's United Methodist Church
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Noteworthy for its exquisite Tiffany stained glass windows, St. Luke's offers fascinating tours that illuminate its architectural beauty and restoration.

Clock Tower
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Iconic, the Clock Tower stands tall in Town Clock Plaza, celebrated as a historic centerpiece and a visual landmark in Dubuque’s downtown.

Fenelon Place Elevator Company
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Elevating my perspective, the Fenelon Place Elevator offers the world's shortest funicular ride with breathtaking views of Dubuque's skyline and river.