All Places

UAA/APU Consortium Library

The shared library of the University of Alaska Anchorage and Alaska Pacific University, with archives and special collections.

A museum of the history of Jewish people in Alaska.

A garden in the boreal forest with native plants, perennial gardens and nature trails.

One of Anchorage's first wood-frame houses, built in 1915 and open as a house museum.

A zoo focused on Arctic and sub-Arctic animals, including polar bears, musk oxen and moose.

The main library of the Anchorage Public Library system, with Alaska collections and community programs.

Anchorage's downtown performing arts center, with four theaters for touring shows, opera, symphony and dance.

An aviation museum on Lake Hood with bush planes, hangars and the history of flight in Alaska.

A cultural center sharing the traditions of Alaska's Native peoples through dance, art, storytelling and outdoor village sites.

Alaska's largest museum, covering the art, history, science and Alaska Native cultures of the North.