Idaho Museum of Military History

The name explains itself. A fascinating place to visit, many birds of all types constantly in your line of sight. Many hawks, eagles, and other big birds of prey.

BSU is the largest university in Idaho with over 20,000 students. The campus includes the World Sports Humanitarian Hall of Fame.

Home to over 250 species of marine life including sharks and manta rays. Also look up for reptiles like chameleons and bearded dragon in the tree canopy of the exhibits, and feed lorikeets from your hand in the aviary.

Park with reflecting pools, waterfalls, and a statue of Anne Frank. "Never Again," a moving tribute to the Dutch hero and all those who struggle to advance the dignity of us all.

One of the most popular attractions in Southern Idaho as well as a living science facility that is home to over 201 animals from 83 various species. On Thursdays there is discounted admission. The zoo built an extension themed around the Gorongosa National Park in 2019, as part of its 20-year improvement plan, which is still ongoing.

This Olmsted-esque urban park contains many of the downtown attractions in Boise. It sits across the Boise River from Boise State University. Located within its confines are Zoo Boise, the Rose Garden, Boise Art Museum, a scenic railroad, and the Idaho Black History Museum.