Front Street is a major thoroughfare in downtown Juneau, Alaska. It runs roughly parallel to the Gastineau Channel, forming a key part of the city's commercial and tourist district. Historically, Front Street was the main street of Juneau, and it continues to be a prominent location for businesses, shops, restaurants, and government offices. Its location near the waterfront makes it a popular spot for visitors arriving by cruise ship.
The street's history is closely tied to the development of Juneau as a mining town and later as the capital of Alaska. Over time, Front Street has adapted to changing economic and social landscapes while maintaining its importance as a central hub. Many of the buildings along Front Street reflect the historical architecture of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, contributing to the area's overall character.