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  1. Resolution park & Captain Cook Monument

    Resolution Park is a must-visit destination in Anchorage, home to the iconic Captain Cook Monument. The bronze sculpture, created by Derek Freeborn in 1976, depicts explorer Captain James Cook standing on an extensive wooden deck, looking out to sea towards the same route he used in 1778 to explore the Cook Inlet aboard HMS Resolution….

  2. Uncle Joe’s

    Uncle Joe’s is a popular restaurant in Anchorage and is better known for its handcrafted stone-baked pizzas, but it also serves different delicious dishes such as wings, salads, and more. It has four other locations -all within the city of Anchorage- which have helped the Anchorage community with delicious food for over 25 years. Traditional…

  3. Once In A Blue Moose

    Considered one of the oldest businesses in Alaska, Once in a Blue Mooses is a 1969 established business committed to supporting Alaskan artists and artisans. Once in a Blue Moose is a local gift shop in Anchorage that offers a wide variety of souvenirs for both locals and visitors alike. Located downtown in the 4th…

  4. Anchorage 5th Avenue Mall

    320 W 5th Ave, Anchorage, AK 99501 | +1 907-258-5535 Anchorage 5th Avenue Mall is a popular five-level 447,000 square feet shopping center surrounded by Anchorage’s downtown core. This distinctive mall boasts over 110 stores ranging from electronics to jewelry to family apparel; nowhere else in Alaska offers more choices than this site. Shoppers seek out…

  5. The Alaska Zoo

    Website | 4731 O’Malley Rd, Anchorage, AK 99507 | 907-346-2133 This zoo first started with only one baby elephant named Anabelle in 1969. Since then, The Alaska Zoo has expanded to include over 100 animals across 25 acres of the Anchorage hillside. This zoo has the most extensive variety of animals native to Alaska, as…

  6. Things to do in Anchorage, Alaska

    Located in Dena’ina Elnena, Anchorage combines wild Alaskan beauty, convenient urban amenities, marvelous sceneries, and fascinating culture. Some other things you can find in Anchorage are mesmerizing glaciers, unique hiking trails and parks, the beautiful northern lights, and more; this is why a trip to Anchorage can offer you the best Alaska offers in one…

  7. Matanuska Glacier

    30820 West Glenn Highway, Sutton-Alpine, AK 99674.   Located in Alaska, The Matanuska glacier is one of the few glaciers named. It is believed that Matanuska comes from -Russian- “Matanooski” or “Mednoviska,” meaning “cooper river people,” possibly referring to the Indian Athabascan people that used to live in this region. This glacier stretches down from…

  8. Summer Solstice Festival

    The summer solstice marks the onset of summer at the time of the longest day. This solstice occurs when the earth tilts the maximum toward the sun. Therefore, the sun is at its highest point of elevation with a noontime position that changes a little bit for several days before and after the solstice. For…

  9. Best Greek Restaurants in Anchorage

    When done right, the flavors of Greece are simply divine. Besides being flavorful, Greek food is also healthy and delicious. With lean meats, fish, beans, and fresh vegetables, Greek food follows the heart-healthy Mediterranean Diet. There is a diverse food scene in Anchorage with multiple delicacies that are sure to warm your insides. In fact,…

  10. Best Coffee in Anchorage

    Anchorage’s coffee roasting scene is so diverse and thriving that you don’t need to head to Starbucks for your morning cup o’ joe. A variety of coffee shops offer locally roasted blends, unique drinks, and delicious food to go along with them. Aside from the fact that Anchorage is a mainstay for coffee lovers, The…

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