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    Boise Depot

    Boise Depot

    4.4
    (26 reviews)

    Tour guide Rob was fantastic! It only took us 12+ years to visit Boise Depot. Don't wait to take an…read moreengaging free tour and hear the fascinating history of railways in Boise dating back to 1887 (in current location since 1925). We had a small group at noon on March 22, 2026 and Rob was great about answering our many questions and curiosities! His next tour at 1:30pm was huge so we were lucky to have a more intimate gathering! Now I need to figure out a reason to have a party there and rent the space. So cool.

    The Boise Depot is a historic Spanish-style structure operated by the Boise Parks & Recreation…read moreDepartment as a public ceremonial or meeting space & historic site. It was designed by NY architects & opened in 1925. However it was closed when we arrived Monday at 10:30 we came back in the afternoon and walked inside. We took the elevator up to the bell tower for city views. The Great Hall is a 3,542-sq ft multi-story atrium that once was the stations waiting room. Ten original benches line the walls of the Great Hall holding 300 standing & 165 seated people.. hours are limited because this venue is rented out The original 1925 Barkalow Brothers Newsstand is featured on the west wall. The newsstand has been slightly restored but remains in its' original form. This area is great for a buffet or display. The Great Halls' ceiling is lined with Spanish trusses, each imprinted with antique locomotives. The famous Platt Gardens are here.

    Republic Parking Northwest

    Republic Parking Northwest

    1.8
    (15 reviews)

    I NEVER leave bad reviews, but I just can't understand how I was treated by this company. We parked…read morein their lot, paid for parking through their app (which is the only way to do it, at least in this specific lot). I came back out and had a ticket. I called at least 10 times, left at least 3 messages, emailed numerous times to all the email addresses I could find - and no one ever got back to me. I have screenshots of the paid-for parking. I finally went to pay for parking on their website just so I wouldn't get towed in the future, and we had a ticket in there from a different day too - a day we didn't even leave the house - and we had definitely not received a ticket on our car considering our car was in our own driveway all day. To this day, they still will not return any of my messages. We are downtown at the ICCU Arena a LOT, and spend a lot of money in this specific lot - and I will now walk blocks rather than giving them any money.

    Two family members and I received parking tickets in an unmarked lot where we've parked…read moreoccasionally for more than 10 years, at 9th and State, on a weekend morning. I contacted Republic Parking immediately and Dee replied saying there were "several permit parking only" signs in the lot. I went back to the lot, took lots of photos and sent them to her. They showed the lot entrance, and every single parking space with no signs anywhere. She repied with two photos of faded, small signs low to the ground and not near the entrance or any of the parking spaces, and the signs say nothing about a permit being required. Dee wouldn't budge, so I filed a complaint with the BBB. They closed the case without making a decision. (Thanks, that was a big help, BBB!) In the 4 months since our tickets were issued, neither Republic Parking nor the client (Global Travel) has updated any signage in the lot. You think that after seeing my photos, from a driver's perspective, they'd make a good faith effort to mark the lot.

    Idaho State Capitol

    Idaho State Capitol

    4.7
    (49 reviews)

    This historically significant and grand building is open to the public from 7 am - 7 pm, 7 days a…read moreweek. I was pleasantly surprised, that yes, I can just walk up the grand staircase and into the rotunda. The liberty bell is currently being restored so it's not there but the rotunda and statues are all there. You can take the free tour and if not, just walking around and finding pockets of history is inspiring. For instance, the mail tunnels/gold slots are active ones so if you plan ahead, you can mail something out from the capital building (sadly, it doesn't have a special postmark). Also, the Idaho treasurer's office hallway is worth a visit because Spuddy Buddy dressed up as American heroes is just so Idaho. If you start there, you can pick up a 250th year scavenger hunt for kids where they can walk into the house of reps and collect stickers, bookmarks, and other things from the offices there. Also, don't skip out on the historical room with the bank vault doors. If you are into old bank doors (e.g. the bank door and vault at 8 Horses Lounge), they have two here with great random facts. I don't know what parking is like but many people ride Lime scooters and bikes there.

    We visited Idaho's Capitol building while on a trip to the Gem state, and it's located in downtown…read moreBoise, which is its capital city, and their capitol is really quite impressive, massive and grand. Lots of incredible ornate architecture, marble and other fancy stones galore are used in many opulent carvings and designs throughout the building. There are many historical sculptures in this capitol and there's also a small museum like exhibit at the basement inside that goes over the history of Idaho and important past, recent, and current events. Their legislature's meeting hall was also quite large and regal. All in all, it was an eye-opening tour of Idaho's capitol building, it really is worth a visit here to see some pretty amazing sculptures, paintings, architecture (especially the rotunda), and to learn about this state's history in a real life way.

    Downtown Public Parking - parking - Updated June 2026

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