In addition to permanent collections and weekly community events, Boise Art Museum hosts 20 special exhibitions per year. “BAM” has hosted classical and contemporary collections from artists of various nationalities and specialties, continuously offering an educational visual experience for Boise citizens and visitors alike. For three days each September, the Museum hosts Art in the Park, an open-air festival at Julia Davis Park that showcases the works of more than 200 artists, along with live entertainment, interactive games for children and fabulous food.

The Treasure Valley is home to a deeply proud, close-knit Basque community of nearly 16,000 first- and second-generation immigrants. Known as “The Basque Block,” the area between 6^th and Capitol Boulevard on Grove Street features lively museums, shops, restaurants, and events celebrating the heritage of this autonomous region of Spain.

Expanding over 25 miles, this scenic pedestrian and bicycle path winds its way along the Boise River and the many coffee shops and outdoor cafés of Boise, Garden City, and Eagle. In addition to the wildlife and endless greenery, it also offers easy access to historical monuments such as the Black History Museum, the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial, Julia Davis Park/Zoo Boise, Lucky Peak, the Western Idaho Fairgrounds, and the Boise State University campus.

Immerse yourself in the legends and lore of Idaho, from the prehistoric era through the fur- trading days, the gold rush, and pioneer settlements. Established in 1907, Idaho's largest and most popular museum offers a fascinating look at Idaho’s history and people.

Head to the tranquil center of Julia Davis Park for an up-close and personal look at over 200 animals from around the world. Zoo Boise is home to rare and endangered species not to be found in any other Idaho zoo, ranging from pandas to penguins, and features special exhibits such as “Butterflies in Bloom” and “Giraffe Encounters.”

Ever wonder how hot air balloons fly or what makes a musical instrument sound the way it does? Let your imagination run wild at this interactive science center, where the exhibits and activities are so fascinating your kids will never know they’re actually learning something.

Known for its historic architecture, beautifully restored homes, wonderful antique shops, and inimitable restaurants, The North End is teeming with local charm and character. It also happens to be the natural hub for Boise’s die-hard cycling, hiking, and mountain-biking enthusiasts

Located on what was once the Idaho State Penitentiary’s nursery, the Botanical Garden takes you from felons to flowers with the beautiful Heirloom Rose Garden, flavorful Herb Garden and Children’s Adventure Garden, to name just a few. This is also the site of Boise’s best concerts, festival and outdoor events. At the penitentiary museum, visitors can sit in old prison cells, find out what solitary confinement feels like and get a behind-the-scenes look at daily life in the Idaho pokey.

If you haven’t taken the lazy five-mile float down the Boise River, you can’t claim to have experienced Boise. Whether you choose a tube, raft, or stand-up paddle board to float the course, there’s no better way to spend three hours on a beautiful Idaho day.

Visit this sprawling, 580-acre preserve to learn about birds of prey from around the world, including hawks, owls, eagles, vultures and falcons. Attractions include a visitor center, a research library, an interpretive trail, captive breeding facilities, and the world-class Archives of Falconry.

Ballet Idaho is Idaho's largest classic ballet company, and offers performances year-round.

Inspired by Anne Frank, this beautiful park tucked off the greenbelt seeks to restore faith in the good of mankind in a compelling and aesthetically pleasing manner.

A pedestrian bridge links this 153-acre park to downtown Boise, and runs alongside the greenbelt and scenic Boise River.

The Idaho State Capitol in Boise is the home of the government of the state of Idaho.

The Boise Depot is used as public meeting space one of Boise's top historic sights. Opened in 1925, the facility boasts gorgeous Spanish-style structure, and offers a sprawling view of the city skyline.

The Boise Centre provides accomodations for meetings, conferences, and social events.

The Boise River Park is located between the Fairview Avenue and Veteran's Memorial Parkway Bridges on the Boise River off of Whitewater Park Boulevard. The park offers a waveshaper and viewing area off the greenbelt.

Bown Crossing offers 59,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space in Southeast Boise.

Located on the campus of Boise State University, Albertsons Stadium is home to college football's famed blue astro-turf.

Connected to the hotel, the arena is Boise's premier venue for concerts, trade shows and events and is the home of the Idaho Steelheads hockey and Idaho Stampede basketball teams.

Opened in 1984, The Flicks theatre shows independent, foreign and art films, as well as classic Hollywood movies.

The Boise River Greenbelt offers 25 miles of paved jogging and biking paths connecting downtown Boise with adjacent neighborhoods and city parks.

A nearby downtown hill, Table Rock is a perfect short climb for locals and travelers alike. Enjoy scenic vistas of the Boise skyline and surrounding valley. The climb to the summit is about 1.5 miles.

Julia Davis Park plays host to Zoo Boise, the Boise Art Museum, Idaho State Historical Museum and Idaho Black History Museum. The park also features a formal Rose Garden, two reservable picnic shelters, a six-court tennis complex, playground, duck pond, restrooms and a section of the Boise River Greenbelt.

With retail, restaurant, and office space the park-like layout of The Village at Meridian offers an upscale entertainment experience.

Lucky Peak Recreational area can be used for a variety of activities to include: swimming, picknicking, fishing, boating or biking.

A 4.6 acre park, the Morrison Knudsen Nature Center offers a wildlife experience to capture a glimpse of Idaho's landscapes and wildlife.

Definitely the most unique ice cream shop in Boise. With vegan & non-dairy options, custom-crafted ice cream flavors, and booze infused options, there's something sure to please everyone.

Inventive Spanish-American fare & open-fire grilled steaks served in a vibrant, stylish atmosphere. Definitely a must see in Boise

Late night tiki lounge with live music!

This rustic industrial environment is home to craft beers, small-batch spirits, and great food!

Neapoitan pizzeria that focuses on creating an inviting environment, cooks their pizzas with 800-degree wood burning ovens!

Idaho-American alehouse that serves a wide range of draft microbrews using locally sourced ingredients

Creative, farm-to-table American dishes & craft cocktails served in a vibrant, brick-&-wood space.

This seafood grill offers a menu of diverse flavors influenced by Asia, Mexican, and Northwest cuisines.

This German pub imports all of their beer directly from Germany. Definitely a must stop for beer lovers!

Comfy haunt offering a large selection of wines on tap, plus tapas & other bites in a warm locale

This 70-seat taproom is conveniently located right next to BSU campus. With rotating taps, local wine, cider, and kombucha paired with food trucks, this place has something for everyone.

This 20-barrel brewhouse is located right downtown and serves delicious food with an upbeat atmosphere.

This brewery is home to some of Idaho's most awarded and recognized craft beer. Definitely a must stop in Boise

Arguably the most fun brewery in Boise! You can bring your dog and kids too! This 20 tap brewery has food trucks always on site.

If you are a fan of fine bourbon, scotch, or rye this is the spot!

245 S. Capitol Blvd,

Boise, ID 83702

Phone: (208) 333-8000 | Fax:(208) 333-8000