Famous Buildings in Dubuque, IA

Ham House Museum

Opens at 11am

2.5

Captivating architecture showcases 19th-century affluence while exploring lead mining history, making it a rich cultural experience in Dubuque.

Dubuque City Hall

Closed today

Remarkable for its Italianate architecture, Dubuque City Hall embodies civic pride and history, showcasing the city’s heritage since 1856.

Dubuque County Courthouse

Closed today

Striking in its Beaux-Arts and Romanesque design, the Dubuque County Courthouse boasts a stunning 190-foot tower and a historic Lady Justice statue.

Shot Tower Inn

Opens at 11am

3.0

Unique to Dubuque, the Shot Tower Inn showcases rich Iowa history, stunning views from its 120-foot structure, and its potential as a National Historic Landmark.

Carnegie-Stout Public Library

Opens at 10am

5.0

Enlightening visits to the Carnegie-Stout Public Library reveal its stunning architecture and rich history, making it a true community landmark.

St Luke's United Methodist Church

Closed today

5.0

Timeless, with Iowa's oldest non-Native congregation and 125 stunning Tiffany stained glass windows, its tours reveal a rich history and artistry.

Dubuque County Jail

Historic significance shines through the Old Jail's Egyptian Revival architecture, showcasing over a century of local heritage and design.

Julien Dubuque Monument

Opens at 4pm

Serene moments by the Julien Dubuque Monument reveal rich history and stunning river views, making it a perfect spot for reflection and learning.

Eagle Point Park

Opens at 7am

Enchanting vistas and ABA-inspired design highlight Eagle Point Park, showcasing a blend of nature and architectural beauty in the heart of Dubuque.

William M. Black

Essentially a piece of WWII history, the William M. Black showcases maritime engineering and highlights its role in river commerce.