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Bannock Street Bannock Street Bannock Street Bannock Street h 200 t r Denotes merchants who accept Downtown Boise Gift Cards. o N Empire The Mode KeyBank Adelman Historic Fire Station Area code (208) unless specified. Building Building Building Building Idaho Street Idaho Street Idaho Street 00 1 City h t r Hall o Royal Alaska Idanha Zion’s Egyptian Pioneer Veltex N Plaza Building Building Bank Theatre Building Building shopping Broadway Avenue Main Street Main Street Main Street Apparel - Bridal The Owyhee Main Street Turnverein 00 Station Building 1 The Modern One Wells Leku Ona h LaNeige Bridal & Tux 1020 W Main St • 514-0439 t Hotel Capitol Fargo Basque Hotel C.W. Safari Center Center P Moore Sou 8 Inn Boise 7 Park Rooney Mae Couture 405 S 8th St • 841-8331 The Centre Grove Street Grove East Basque Grove Street Block Sarabeth Bridal 404 S 8th St Ste L105 • 999-7022 Plaza Century Hotel P Visitor Link Arena h 200 4 Center Stellula Designs & Bridal Alterations 1020 W Main St • 810-5387 t 43 The Boise Centre Sou Grove West Hotel Ada County Courthouse Apparel - Men’s Front Street Front Street t t t t t e e e e Trader Alexander Davis 812 W Bannock St • 343-5341 e Hilton Simplot Joe’s Front Street Front Street tre tre tre tre tre h 300 S S S S Garden Inn S t Armanino Showroom 150 N 8th St • 343-7333 h h h h h Edwards 9 t t t t t Sou 5 6 7 3 1 Cinemas 1 1 1 1 BANANA ink 214 N 9th St • 345-1288 1 Broad Street Broad Street t t t t t t Bespoke Custom Clothing 210 N 9th St • 999-0720 JUMP t e e e e e e e Residence tre tre tre tre tre tre tre ol Blvd S Hampton t S S S S S KEYSTONE Station 222 N 9th St • 371-6666 Points of Interest Inn S Inn & h h h h h t t t t t 4 3rd 2nd Ave A Ave B 9 5 6 1 Idaho Anne Frank Human 8 Suites Capi 9 Marshall Goods 104 S Capitol Blvd • 572-9031 DOWNTOWN BOISE Rights Memorial State St Myrtle Street Myrtle Street Myrtle Street Piece Unique / shoez 205 N 10th St • 387-0250 6 7 6 Inn at 2 The Cabin Literary Center 500 Capitol 10 Robert Comstock 765 W Idaho St • 888-4055 Front St 8 The Flicks 3 Boise Public Library Main St 9 Tom James Co. 910 W Main St Ste 300 • 938-5245 Myrtle St 5 4 Zoo Boise Fulton Street Wear Boise 828 W Idaho St • 680-6017 Julia Davis Dr. 5 Boise State Boise Contemporary Theater University Broadway Ave Apparel - Shoe Specialists 6 Boise Phil Julia Davis Dr. Capitol Blvd Capitol Fairview Ave Bandanna Running & Walking 504 W Main St • 386-9017 7 Esther Simplot Performing Emerald St River Street Vista Ave 4 Zoo Boise Foot Dynamics 1021 W Main St • 386-3338 Arts Center Franklin Rd 184 3 11 Apparel - Women’s 8 Ballet Idaho Julia Davis Park BANANA ink 214 N 9th St • 345-1288 9 Opera Idaho 10 Discovery Center Bespoke Custom Clothing 210 N 9th St • 999-0720 11 ol Blvd Eyes of the World Imports 1576 W Grove St • 331-1212 Rose Garden 84 Boise Airport t Boise 1 Julia Davis Dr. Airport 2 Boise River Fancy Pants 825 W Idaho St • 345-3339 12 Idaho State Capitol Capi Building Boise Greenbelt Downtown Districts Hotels 4 Hotel 43 8 The Modern Hotel & Bar Museums Parking 1314 W Grove St • (208) 424-8244 981 W Grove St • (208) 342-4622 1 Parking Garage The Grove Plaza Julia Davis Park and 1 Grove Hotel Basque Museum P the Cultural District 245 S Capitol Blvd • (208) 333-8000 5 Hyatt Place Boise/Downtown 9 Residence Inn Boise Surface Lot Central Downtown 2 Idaho State Museum 2 1024 W Bannock St • (208) 991-5275 Downtown/City Center South Eighth Street Hampton Inn & Suites 400 S Capitol Blvd • (208) 424-9999 Public Parking Garage THE GIFT OF THE DOWNTOWN BOISE EXPERIENCE West Downtown 495 S Capitol Blvd • (208) 331-1900 3 Black History Museum Historic District (BoDo) 6 Inn at 500 Capitol 20 Minutes Free on All Old Boise Historic 3 500 S Capitol Blvd • (208) 227-0500 4 Gift Cards good at 300+ locations Boise State University Hilton Garden Inn Boise Boise Art Museum Downtown Parking Meters District 7 Leku Ona Basque Hotel Purchase at downtownboise.org, The Vandal Store, The Grove Hotel, Campus Downtown GreenBike Station Hub 348 S 13th St • (208) 342-7000 117 S 6th St • (208) 345-6665 Bodega Boise and JD’s Bodega The Capitol District Shop: 106 E 34th St amsterdam lounge Welcome To Boise bandanna bang bang brow bardenay brickyard steakhouse ITO facebook.com/oldboise IS R city center wines V CHIP Cookies I N Located on el gallo giro mexican restaurant N front door pizza & tap house F The Grove Plaza. O I O idaho made R M AT jimmy johns THE pengilly saloon • Local, Regional and State Attraction Brochures GROVE PLAZA reef restaurant • Dining and Shopping Collateral satori salon • Event Information silly birch • Accommodation Information tom grainey’s 9TH STREET • Recreation Ideas travel centre • Complimentary Maps, and More! FRONT STREET wiseguy pizza pie whiskey bar 208-810-7324 A Complimentary Service of Boise Centre mightl be thpe laistn thigng Syou wlant to do Anthony’s Restaurant CELEBRATE THE FAN IN YOU The ocial retailer of Boise State, where every purchase made at the Bronco Shop helps fund scholarships. 777 W. Main St. Suite 160 (208) 426-4648 www.broncoshop.com Re-Pop Gifts A FULL SERVICE SALON & DAY SPA HAIR • NAILS • MASSAGE HAIR REMOVAL • BODY CARE SKIN CARE • MEN’S SERVICES 350 N. 9th St. • Suite 103 • Boise ID 83702 GRAEBERANDCOMPANY.COM GROVEHOTELBOISE.COM 208.343.4915 TRILLIUMBOISE.COM.
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