Portable Storage and Moving in Boise, ID

1-800-PACK-RAT Moving & Storage Services in Boise, ID

1-800-PACK-RAT can service locations in and around Boise, including Meridian, Eagle, Kuna, Nampa, Caldwell, Middleton, Horseshoe Bend, Parma, Mountain Home, Mountain Home AFB, Emmett; Ontario, OR, and surrounding areas. If you're looking for a moving and storage company in and around Boise, we're here for you!

Moving to Boise? Check Out These Top Attractions:

1. Idaho Botanical Garden - Covering approximately 33 acres, the Idaho Botanical Garden features plants of all types, from succulents to beautiful rose gardens. The garden also hosts workshops and concert series in the Summer. Located 2 miles southeast of downtown Boise proper, this is a favorite stop for many locals looking to enjoy the outdoors without having to go very far to do so!

2. Downtown Boise - The beating heart of the city of Boise, ID, downtown Boise is where art, culture, dining, and entertainment all intersect. Tour the Idaho State Capital or the many art galleries located throughout the district. Then enjoy a nice dinner or drink at the many restaurants and breweries in the area. There is a lot to do and discover in downtown Boise in an area that is easily accessible for all!

3. The Basque Museum and Cultural Center - Discover the unique history of the Basque peoples who settled in Boise and other parts of Idaho. Hailing from a region between France and Spain near the Pyrenees Mountains and Bay of Biscay, the Basques have traditions all their own. The Basque Museum and Cultural Center shares that history with the general public to help them learn about their origins and how they settled parts of Boise and greater Idaho region with exhibits, artifacts, and food.

Here Are Some Fun Facts About Boise:

1. Boise is home to one of the largest natural geothermal systems in the country. Thanks to being situated over a fault line located at the base of the Boise foothills, a massive system of geothermal springs helps heat a large portion of Boise buildings, including the Idaho statehouse and famous Hotel 43.

2. Apart from being home to The Basque Museum and Cultural Center, Boise is also home to the second largest Basque population in the United States. The city even has a "Basque Block" with a number of business serving and selling Basque inspired goods and food.

3. Boise's name is derived from the French word "boisé," which means "wooded" or "forest." In the 19th century, French-Canadian fur trappers were among the first Europeans to visit this area thanks to the massive amount of natural resources and wildlife. A trading post was established in the area and became known as Boise soon after.

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