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Holidays in Anchorage

Even more than a hot cup of tea or a phone call to your mum, travel solves everything. So ditch your troubles and take that holiday to Anchorage! (But you should still call your mum.)

Making new friends is one of the best parts of travelling, and with as many as 290,000 residents calling this place home, you're sure to have no shortage of opportunities.

If you venture 920 kilometres east of Anchorage, you'll hit Juneau, the state capital. Travel 30 kilometres southeast and you'll come across Indian.

Naturally, Alyeska Ski Resort will be high up on your list of sights to see during your visit.

The entire family will love visits to Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center and H2Oasis Indoor Waterpark. If that isn't enough to wear the little ones out, why not visit the Palmer Research Center and Matanuska Experiment Farm and the Bear and Raven Adventure Theater as well?

Both youngsters and adults will have a great time getting up close to the range of interesting animals at the Alaska Zoo and the Point Woronzof Park. The Ship Creek Viewing Platform is another fine place which aims to teach visitors about the importance of conservation and animal care.

After a day filled with sightseeing, you must be eager for a few beers. This region is popular for its breweries, so all you have to do is step outside and take your pick! If you're overwhelmed by choice, the Arkose Brewery and the Sleeping Lady Brewing Company are a couple that come recommended.

Anchorage has some gorgeous green spaces where you will find a variety of plant specimens. The Alaska Botanical Garden and Mann Leiser Memorial Greenhouses are the places to keep in mind.

There's no need to venture deep into the forest to take in a bit of greenery. Kincaid Park and Valley of the Moon Park are just two of the appealing recreational hubs you'll discover amid this concrete jungle. Goose Lake Park and Resolution Park are a few more spots where you can soak up some greenery.

Whether you want to discover the most popular cafe or where to venture after dark, you'll find the answers you're after at Log Cabin Visitor Information Center or Anchorage Alaska Public Lands Information Center. Mat-Su Visitors Center and Matanuska-Susitna Visitors Center are two more good places to get the inside scoop on things to see and do around town.

Among the gorgeous natural attractions in Anchorage is Thunderbird Falls. Its tumbling waters will be sure to please.

Take delight in the scenic views and the restorative sounds of rippling water at Eklutna Lake or Willow Lake. To observe any waterbirds you may have missed, it's also worth stopping by Tern Lake and Hundred Mile Lake.

If you're hoping to recharge those batteries, there are plenty of nature reserves and parks to explore. Start off with a breath of fresh, clean air at Portage Glacier or Chugach State Park. Two further areas to check out are Tony Knowles Coastal Trail and Pioneer Peak.

Make your way to the Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum or the Alaska State Troopers Museum if the weather's not looking great. Study the captivating exhibits or just relax in the peaceful settings. If you're not pressed for time, also go to the Alaska Veterans Museum and the Alaska Museum of Transportation & Industry.

The science nerds among us will be right at home at the Imaginarium - Science Discovery Center. Showcasing even more exciting cutting-edge discoveries, the artefacts at the Imaginarium Discovery Center are sure to stimulate your curiosity.

Our big blue planet is the home of a tremendous array of organisms. Get to know some of the world's more exotic beings with a visit to the Alaska Museum of Natural History.

When it comes to gallery going, art buffs are spoilt for choice. The Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center is just one place to spend your afternoon. When you're done, continue on to the expertly curated exhibits of the International Gallery of Contemporary Art and the Frontier Art Gallery.

Get a glimpse into the influence that Anchorage's past figures and events had on the nation, and sometimes the world, at the Alaska Native Heritage Center and the Wells Fargo Alaska Heritage Library and Museum. For an even deeper look into yesteryear, also stop by the Palmer Visitor Information Center and the Dorothy G. Page Museum.

Travel back to the past with an excursion to Oscar Anderson House Museum and Anchorage Memorial Park Cemetery. They're terrific places to fully appreciate Anchorage's history. The Pioneer School House and the Fourth Avenue Theatre are also worth checking out.

Contemplate life and what it all means at two historic religious sites, Holy Family Cathedral and St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church.

It's much better to look back on life and say, 'Did I really do that?' instead of, 'I really wish I had done that.' So, while you're here you shouldn't miss the chance to visit some of the more unknown sights, such as the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts and Elmendorf State Hatchery. The Z.J. Loussac Library - Main Branch and Nunaka Valley South Park are two more places you should consider.

Hotels in Anchorage

If you book in at one of our most recommended accommodations, the experienced staff will make sure that your stay is a cosy one. The Embassy Suites Anchorage and Hilton Anchorage are worth checking out.