Cheap Flights to Boise

Boise, the capital city of the State of Idaho, is rugged and urban.  This “City of Trees'' with its fair share of history is ready to surprise you. Home to burgeoning breweries, wine bars, shops and concept restaurants, Boise is going to keep you endless entertained and engaged. If you are passionate about the great culture scene, awesome urbanite food and outdoor pursuits at an affordable price then book cheap flights to Boise from FlyOfinder today and enjoy a wonderful vacation. Boise is surely the spot you must have been looking for an enjoyable holiday!

Flying to Boise

Must see Places in Boise

Basque Museum & Cultural Center: The Basque Museum & Cultural Center is a must-visit for all those keen to know about the Basque history and heritage. Founded in 1985, it is the only Basque museum in the USA. The museum has many artifacts, photographs, manuscripts, a collection of tapes and records, a library and oral history archives.

Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial: Pay a visit to the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial. This educational park is "inspired by Anne Frank's faith in humanity" and spreads awareness about human rights issues propagated by Anne Frank. It is also the only Anne Frank memorial in the USA. 

Idaho Botanical Garden: The Idaho Botanical Garden spread in more than 30 acres is filled with themed gardens ranging from roses to succulents to native Idaho plants. You will also find meditation, herb and vegetable gardens as well. The "Winter Garden aGlow" is the popular event held here in which the garden lights up with hundreds of thousands of holiday lights.

Boise is home to some of the unique attractions in Idaho and the United States. Consider visiting some of the famous attractions in the city such as Kathryn Albertson Park, Boise National Forest, Julia Davis Park, Old Idaho Penitentiary, World Center for Birds of Prey, Idaho State Capitol Building, Capital City Public Market and Idaho State Museum.

Best Time to Fly to Boise

The best time for visiting Boise is from the months of March to May when the weather is perfect for enjoying outdoor activities in the city. Winter is also a great time to enjoy skiing at the nearby ski slopes. The shoulder season from September to November is also best to visit Boise.

Getting Around in Boise

Boise is an extremely walkable city. Getting around downtown Boise is absolutely perfect on foot. Cars are also a convenient way to get around the city. Boise also has a bus service, called Valley Ride. It’s though cheap, but not reliable and convenient for visiting attractions on a timely basis. You can also get around Boise through taxi or ride-hailing services like Uber or Lyft.

Best Things to Do in Boise

Boise offers a host of things to do and see to the quintessential visitors. Whether you love outdoors or culture, here are some of the top things that will keep you entertained.

• Visit the Boise River Greenbelt, stretching 25 miles along the Boise River for relaxation and peace of mind. This beautiful place attracts cyclists, walkers, joggers and runners. Exploring the tree-lined trail will also acquaint you about the city’s history as well
• Spend time exploring Downtown Boise which is filled with shops, restaurants and attractions. It is also home to major landmarks such as the Idaho State Capitol Building and Albertsons Stadium. Farmers markets are also held here during spring, fall and winter
• Enjoy a few hours or even a day’s adventure on the Ridge to Rivers system, offering an interconnected network of trails and roads running through the Boise foothills. The 190-mile trail system is a paradise for mountain bikers, trail runners and hikers
• Take snowboarding and skiing lessons at the Bogus Basin Mountain Recreation Area, about 20 miles north of downtown Boise. If you love skiing and snowboarding then visit here in winter, while it’s a great place for hikers during the summer

Wine lovers will love visiting some of the popular wineries and breweries around Boise. Consider sampling wines at the famous wineries such as Cinder Wines’, Split Rail Winery, Coiled and Syringa. The State of Idaho itself has more than 50 wineries and above 1,200 acres of vineyards