Dubuque, Iowa
Population: 57,686
Located in Dubuque County
You'll find Dubuque a picturesque, charming town - a work of art. In fact, we call it "Masterpiece on the Mississippi." Why? Because of the colorful, gingerbread Victorian mansions that dot the bluffs. Because of the natural beauty of the bluffs themselves, with rock outcroppings, tall trees, wildflowers, soaring bald eagles and our varied cultural opportunities and rich history. But, Dubuque is not the kind of masterpiece that you'll sit back and admire. There is too much to do! Dip your toes in the world famous Mighty Mississippi River and ride an authentic paddleboat. Tour our museums, historical sites and National Landmarks. Take in a show. See Victorian architecture and Louis Tiffany stained glass windows. Hike and bike, go downhill or cross-country skiing or run bases at the Field of Dreams movie site. Hit the jackpot at our fabulous casinos. Shop for antiques and gifts. Dubuque is a contemporary city with Victorian charm. As the seventh largest city in the state of Iowa, our residents enjoy a small-town's warmth, friendliness, and freedom from hassles coupled with the conveniences of an urban setting. Situated in a beautiful, natural location along the Mississippi River, Dubuque is known for its steep hills and river bluffs. Settled in 1788 by French Canadian fur trader and early entrepreneur Julien Dubuque, this has been a vibrant river city since the early 1800s. Today Dubuque is a thriving city, with a population of nearly 62,000 people and a county population of nearly 90,000. More than one million tourists visit Dubuque annually to ride the riverboats, learn the history, and see the sights. Listed below are some helpful links to enjoying life in Dubuque.
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