The Juneau region's most well-known feature is the world-famous Inside Passage and Glacier Bay National Park—visited every summer by the world's luxury cruise ships. Fishing, camping, hiking and rafting are among the activities that attract visitors to the park. When in Juneau visit the interesting exhibits at Alaska State Museum and learn about the area's natural history, native peoples and Russian and American influences. The nearby historic town of Sitka is home to the Sheldon Jackson Museum, Alaska's oldest museum, and located close to Sitka National Historic Park, which features a number of intricate totem poles. The area is rife with tour companies that allow visitors to take in the scenery by plane, boat, bicycle and on foot. In addition to hotels, Juneau offers several bed and breakfast accommodations for visitors craving warm hospitality and home-cooked breakfast.