Spend approximately 5 hours on this fascinating tour featuring ample time at the renowned Anchorage Museum at beautiful Rasmuson Center followed by lunch at Alaska Wild Berry Park and Village. With these two great destinations, you’ll get a great overview of Anchorage and an in-depth experience of Alaskan history, art, culture and cuisine.
Begin your morning’s adventure with a narrated drive through the highlights of downtown Anchorage. Arrive at the Anchorage Museum, a world-class institution that reigns as the largest museum in Alaska. Learn stories of discovery, hope and survival while browsing the intriguing history exhibits. Experience the vision and spirit of Alaska through the vast display of original Alaskan art. Get hands-on with aspects of the earth and life sciences in the new Imaginarium and Planetarium.
Lunch will find you at another of Anchorage’s most popular destinations. Stroll the Wild Berry trail, pet the reindeer, and take a photo with the 20-foot stone Inukshuk statue before enjoying a full lunch and movie at the Wild Berry Park Grill with its rustic Beer and Wine Garden. For desert, don't miss unique Alaskan flavors like "Polar Bear", "Midnight Madness," and "Glacier Silk" at the Village Ice Cream Shop and be sure to take home a souvenir of chocolate, jam, or smoked salmon from Alaska Wild Berry Products, home of the famed chocolate waterfall.
Other Tours in Anchorage:
Lake Clark National Park Bear Viewing Tour
Anchorage Flightseeing Safari
Glacier And Wildlife Flightseeing Tour
Redoubt Bay Bear Viewing Tour
3 Days 2 Nights Kenai River Sportsfishing Adventure
Discover Mckinley Flightseeing Tour
Prince William Sound Glacier Flightseeing Tour
Anchorage Market & Festival
Anchorage Historic Walking Tour
Alaska Native Heritage Center
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Naturalists were full of informative and interesting info. Food was delicious, well prepared and served. Managers were very helpful. We loved it!
-John and Ruth- Cabin: # 26
Very quaint and comfy. And, the curtains did a great job darkening the room. Thank you, we slept great!
Jack and Donna A. - Manassas, VA
Wonderful people, comfortable cabins with a beautiful view! The location and facilities are great but my memories will center on the superb staff, they were very warm and helpful!
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