Historic Anchorage Hotel

... intersection and thought it would be great when the mushers went by. So we hung around there for a bit but realized the anchorage police department were probably the most incompetent and unathoritative in the whole US. None of them could get anyone to ...

... hour and a half, so we walked there and used our buy-one-get-one free coupons.  What a deal!   The Anchorage Museum (http://www.anchoragemuseum.org/) was fascinating.  Our favorite part was the Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center.  It ...

... Park hotel. Wednesday 8/4/2010 - Hike the Mt. Healy trail and see the visitor center displays. Overnight again in Healy @ the Denali Park hotel. Thursday, 8/5/2010 - Drive to Anchorage for flight home - Depart Anchorage 7:30 PM, Arrive GSP 9:32 AM, ...

... boca district in buenos aires. Home of the tango Not only know for tango this area is also known for its very colorful historic buildings Performers give tango shows in the streets for tips. For the right price you can get photographed and dance with them ...

... artifacts.  They made rain coats out of animal guts.  Yum.  Those of us who were 21 (only 5!) went to the historic Alaska Hotel Bar and had some Alaskan beer – I had an Alaskan White & a Holiday Beer.  We then went back and ...

... . . . . . . . DENALI NATIONAL PARK: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . On our way to Anchorage: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Finally, I had to add this one bitty: Gavin McLeod was on board ...

... the east I can see the Alaskan shoreline by Cordova!  Yup, I flew to Seattle to get on a plane to go back north, past Anchorage, past St. Lawrence Island so we can turn west and head toward Korea. When we get to Korea we de-plane, re-board then ...

... choice among the student population at the University of Alaska. My first stop would have been Best Buy which I had already visited in Anchorage. Juneau unfortunately has no Best Buy and has just recently opened its first Wal-Mart, so it is not exactly a ...

... we waved goodbye to everyone that morning and the dreary weather did not help. When we returned to Marsh Harbour the crowded anchorage seemed very lonely. Going ashore on a Sunday did not help as everything was closed except a few grocery stores. It was ...

... rest of the island by car. We fell in love with the sprawling lawns and beaches of the Nisbet Plantation Hotel. The main building is the historic Nisbet house (Fanny Nisbet wife of Nelson) and the rooms sit among palm trees in small buildings all along ...

... dinner together. Day 7: Talkeetna to Anchorage A leisurely start this morning, before we head back to Anchorage. Your tour ends upon arrival at our hotel this afternoon. (B) Please note: Whilst March is considered one of the best months for viewing ...

THASSOS We left the peaceful anchorage at Neos Peramos and headed for the Isle of Thassos - about 18 miles away. The sail was noteable only for the couple of oil rigs we passed and the fact that the wind was unpleasantly on the nose. On arrival at ...

We are ready to move on to another anchorage especially after all the fun and excitement Jellyfish Joels and the Fairlee Creek anchorage had to offer.So back into the Bay looks like another cloudy day with showers.We head further North and pass Tolchester ...

... need for the duration of the trip we could tag it and it would just be stowed on the charter bus until we got to our hotel in Anchorage on the last day. Had I known this I wouldn´t have been as concerned about what I packed. My biggest concern was that ...

... are about 600 miles northeast lying on opposing sides of the Baltic Sea's Bay of Finland, and are on a parallel equal with Anchorage, Alaska. (They are the farthest north and east that we have been.) Both cities are famous for their "White Nights" ...

... seem to be bungalows.. It delightfully refreshing. Back to the hotel to shower and change. We went for dinner at The Anchorage, another historic building (there are so many) overlooking the sea. This was built in 1910 as a private residence in Queen Anne ...

... sky was still so bright that I had mistakenly thought it was still late afternoon (~5PM). Since Oslo lay at the same latitude as Anchorage, Alaska, the long summer evening light seemed to be eternal. But I had to get some sleep since tomorrow, I would be ...