Boise Map, Idaho
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Boise Nightlife
Lots of hard work was done to get this place running as the founders had to get the laws of Idaho changed to get this bar plus restaurant running. Most of the items being sold in this bar are under $10 and it is a fairly cheap hot spot in Boise. read moreBoise History
Early settlers from the Basque County in Spain and immigrant Basques from France preferred Boise as a favorite place. Their population grew steadily and today they number about 15,000 in the city of Boise. The Basque community in Boise is considered the second largest in the US after Bakersfield, California. It is also the fourth largest in the planet, after Argentina, Venezuela and the Spanish & French Basque County.... read moreBoise Sightseeing
The Basque Museum & Cultural Center is housed in a new building adjacent to the oldest brick building in the city, called the Cyrus Jacobs-Uberuaga House. This building was built in 1864 and was the boarding house of Basques migrating from the northern Iberian Peninsula. The building functioned as a boarding house from 1910 to 1970, after which it was converted as a Heritage building. The museum is unique in the entire... read moreBoise Travel Guide
The Bench is the area south of Downtown due to the sudden elevation of about 18 meters. The Boise Airport is situated south of the Bench at a still higher elevation. The public bus transport in Boise is by the Boise Urban Stages (BUS) and ValleyRide. A streetcar operation, called Downtown Circulator, is being planned. The Interstate I-84 serves the city and Highway 55 branches towards the northeast. read moreThings about Boise you may be interested in
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