Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial: A Tribute to Resilience and Hope

Getting There

• Walking

  From the heart of Downtown Boise, you can easily walk to the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial. Start at the corner of 8th Street and Main Street. Head south on 8th Street for about three blocks. You will pass several shops and restaurants along the way. Continue walking until you reach the intersection with Jefferson Street. The memorial is located at 770 S 8th St, right at the corner of 8th and Jefferson. It should take you approximately 10-15 minutes to walk there.

• Bicycle

  If you prefer cycling, Boise has a bike-sharing program. Locate a nearby bike station and rent a bike. Once you have your bike, follow the same route as walking: head south on 8th Street from Main Street. This option allows you to reach the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial faster, taking about 5-10 minutes depending on your cycling speed. Make sure to park your bike at the designated bike racks near the memorial.

• Public Transit

  For those who would like to use public transportation, check the Boise Valley Transit schedule for bus routes that service Downtown Boise. The closest bus stop to the memorial is on 8th Street, near the intersection with Jefferson Street. Depending on your starting point, take a bus that heads toward the downtown area. One common route is the Route 1 bus, which runs frequently. The bus fare is typically around $1.25, but consider purchasing a day pass if you plan to use public transit multiple times. After getting off, it’s just a short walk of a couple of minutes to reach the memorial.