Nana's Guidebook
Food scene
Kava's Pancake House
100 Muldoon RdRelaxed vibe, great breakfast foods and more, affordable.
Located in downtown Anchorage, Snow City Cafe is a popular spot among locals and tourists. It is a bit more pricey but worth it.
231 locals recommend
Snow City Cafe
1034 W 4th AveLocated in downtown Anchorage, Snow City Cafe is a popular spot among locals and tourists. It is a bit more pricey but worth it.
Moose's Tooth Pub & Pizzeria
3300 Old Seward HwyPopular spot for pizza’s, soups, and salads.
Excellent spot for handcrafted, Alaskan-themed ice cream. Wild Scoops is a must-try.
62 locals recommend
Wild Scoops
429 E StreetExcellent spot for handcrafted, Alaskan-themed ice cream. Wild Scoops is a must-try.
Located within walking distance (2min) of the home, Fire Island serves a variety of breads, sandwiches, coffee, pastries, and other fine desserts. Check them out!
189 locals recommend
Fire Island Rustic Bakeshop
718 K StLocated within walking distance (2min) of the home, Fire Island serves a variety of breads, sandwiches, coffee, pastries, and other fine desserts. Check them out!
Sightseeing
The most climbed mountain in the state due to its close proximity to the city and stunning views. It takes approximately 6 hours round trip.
241 locals recommend
Flattop Mountain
The most climbed mountain in the state due to its close proximity to the city and stunning views. It takes approximately 6 hours round trip.
1.5 mile hike approximately 45 minutes north of Anchorage. Kid-friendly (moderate) hike that offers a chance to see wildlife and views of the Knik glacier.
14 locals recommend
Bodenburg Butte
1.5 mile hike approximately 45 minutes north of Anchorage. Kid-friendly (moderate) hike that offers a chance to see wildlife and views of the Knik glacier.
Located in Seward, Alaska (2.5 hours south of Anchorage), the Alaska SeaLife Center is a wonderful place to see sea mammals, birds, fish, and more.
The drive is breathtaking and well worth it.
90 locals recommend
Alaska SeaLife Center
301 Railway AveLocated in Seward, Alaska (2.5 hours south of Anchorage), the Alaska SeaLife Center is a wonderful place to see sea mammals, birds, fish, and more.
The drive is breathtaking and well worth it.
History and Culture
The Anchorage Museum is a wonderful place for the entire family. There are multiple exhibits for curious/learning minds and play/learning areas for young children.
They often provide special discounts for seniors (65+), students, and military.
313 locals recommend
Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center
625 C StThe Anchorage Museum is a wonderful place for the entire family. There are multiple exhibits for curious/learning minds and play/learning areas for young children.
They often provide special discounts for seniors (65+), students, and military.