Anchorage City Tour with Optional Alaska Native Heritage Center Upgrade


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  • Anchorage City Tour with Optional Alaska Native Heritage Center Upgrade

Anchorage, Alaska

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Trip Type:   City Tours
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On this guided city tour, see top Anchorage attractions including Lake Hood, Bootleggers Cove, Earthquake Park and the Port of Anchorage. Enjoy views of the city and the Chugach Mountains from Flat Top Mountain, spot moose and other Alaskan wildlife, and upgrade to include a tour of the renowned Alaska Native Heritage Center, where you’ll learn about Alaska’s fascinating indigenous cultures.

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On this guided city tour, see top Anchorage attractions including Lake Hood, Bootleggers Cove, Earthquake Park and the Port of Anchorage. Enjoy views of the city and the Chugach Mountains from Flat Top Mountain, spot moose and other Alaskan wildlife, and upgrade to include a tour of the renowned Alaska Native Heritage Center, where you’ll learn about Alaska’s fascinating indigenous cultures.
City Tour
After hotel pickup, this 2-hour tour begins at the Port of Anchorage. Enjoy views of the city as your guide explains the history of the port and the Ship Creek area.

Next, travel to Bootleggers Cove and Lake Hood, the busiest seaplane base in the world. Then, head to Earthquake Park to see the site of the memorial of the infamous 1964 earthquake. You’ll learn about what happened to the land as it broke apart and slid into the Cook Inlet.

Finally, take a scenic drive up to Flat Top Mountain, where you’ll enjoy beautiful views of the city and have a chance to spot wildlife including moose. A short walk takes you to an overlook where you’ll capture amazing views of the Chugach Mountains.

Upgrade: Alaska Native Heritage Center
After a 1-hour city tour, you’ll be taken to the Alaska Native Heritage Center for a 2-hour guided tour.

This renowned cultural center and museum, situated on 26 wooded acres (10.5 hectares), features educational exhibits celebrating the rich heritage of Alaska’s indigenous people, and is home to regular activities and cultural demonstrations.

Following your guide through the center, explore fascinating exhibits, see a village of life-sized housing replicas from ancient Alaskan cultures, browse arts and crafts, and watch some native dancing and games.





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