Boise Holiday Deals

Boise Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Boise

Thinking of taking a break in Boise? Why wouldn't you! Take your leave, tell your boss ta-ta and get ready for your next great adventure.

As you stroll through the city streets, you'll be rubbing shoulders with roughly 150,000 people.

Every family member will love stops at Wahooz Family Fun Zone and Roaring Springs Waterpark. If you're after a bit more adventure, the Canyon County Fairgrounds and the Expo Idaho are some additional options.

Rest your forehead against the glass and watch a range of underwater creatures as they float around the tanks at Aquarium of Boise.

Meet some incredible animals and learn about conservation on a family excursion to the Zoo Boise.

When it comes to a cold beer, everyone has their likes and dislikes. Fortunately, this destination is renowned for its brewing culture, so finding the perfect drop won't be that difficult! You might like to start the day off at the Crescent Brewery or the Slanted Rock Brewing Company. Afterwards, if you haven't already indulged too much, enquire about tours at the Payette Brewing Company or the Boise Brewing.

Watch on as the skilled drivers zip around the race track at the Meridian Speedway. Afterwards, if you still have the need for speed, follow the smell of petrol to the Firebird Raceway.

Know how to tell your riesling from your chardonnay? Whether you're a serious wine enthusiast or a novice who simply fancies a nice drop, you'll learn something new at the Koenig Distillery and Winery and the Hell's Canyon Winery. You can also stop and sample the local red or white at the Williamson Orchard & Vineyard and the Sawtooth Winery.

You don't need to be a green thumb to vibe off the exquisite botanic displays and landscaped garden beds at the Idaho Botanical Garden. Wander along its winding paths and see if there are any upcoming presentations.

Settle in with a good novel, kick a ball around or just watch the clouds pass overhead at Julia Davis Park and Camel's Back Park. Also consider spending a little time roaming the grounds of Nampa Dog Park and Ann Morrison Park.

Slip on some comfortable walking shoes and get set for adventure. There are plenty of nature reserves in the surrounding area that are just waiting to be enjoyed. The fresh air and natural surroundings at Boise National Forest and Barber Park are as energising as they come. For some extra quiet time, make your way to Lucky Peak State Park and Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center.

Get going to the Warhawk Air Museum or the Idaho Military History Museum if the weather's no good. Study the captivating exhibits or just take a break in the calm settings. The Sports Humanitarian Hall of Fame and the Museum of Mining & Geology are also leading options for museum enthusiasts.

Venture into a world of science innovation and discovery at the Discovery Center of Idaho. Enquire about any upcoming tours or just let the exhibits themselves do the talking. If you've awoken your inner science nerd, make Whittenberger Planetarium your next stop. It's bound to keep your brain in gear.

It can be both mystifying and moving to see just how vast and varied the creations of the natural world are. See them all in one place at the Orma J. Smith Museum of Natural History.

When it comes to exhibitions, art connoisseurs are spoilt for choice. The Boise Art Museum is just the tip of the iceberg. Next on the trail are the exciting collections of the Boise Art Glass and the Glen L. and Ruth Evans Gem and Mineral Collection.

Calling all history fans! You can discover more about the rich and varied past of this region at the Idaho Historical Museum and the Basque Museum and Cultural Center. For an even deeper look into the days of old, also think about visiting the Canyon County Historical Society Museum and the Our Memories Indian Creek Museum.

Take a step back in time by exploring the Boise State University and Idaho State Capitol Building. They're fabulous places to get a deeper understanding of Boise's history. If you're still hungry for more, Old Idaho Penitentiary and Assay Office should be next on your list.

Oregon Trail Memorial Bridge is a longstanding presence in Boise. While some local residents may seem to take it for granted, many travellers are quite impressed by this memento of an era long gone.

Customers interested in the religious heritage of the area should stop by the Boise Mormon Temple and the Ahavath Beth Israel Synagogue. First United Presbyterian Church and St. Michael's Episcopal Cathedral will also interest anyone wanting some prayer and self-reflection.

Don't pull out your return ticket home just yet, there are still a few surprises in store! Have you ventured to the Hillcrest Country Club and the Crane Creek Country Club yet? There's also plenty to keep you amused at the World Center for Birds of Prey and the Morrison-Knudsen Nature Center.

Hotels in Boise

A bit fussy when it comes to choosing a place to stay? No worries. There are more than 58 Boise hotels listed for the state capital, so you're sure to uncover the bed you've been dreaming of.

After a bit of rest and relaxation? Feel your troubles melt away as you slip between the cosy sheets at the Hotel 43 and The Grove Hotel.