6 Day Trip to Seattle

Massive. Upscale. Open-air. 24 acres. These words do a good job describing the 24 acre lifestyle ...

This retractable roof baseball stadium is the home of the Seattle Mariners. It has a seating capa...

This 475 acre marine camping park in the middle of Puget Sound is only reachable by private or to...

This four story shopping mall, while not without its charm, isn't the most popular shopping centr...

Built in 1962, this beautiful park was built to create a center for arts, park and entertainment ...

Emp Museum Seattle also called as Museum of Pop Culture or MoPOP. If you want to explore the...

This lovely mile long walkable strip coursing along Elliot Bay, filled to bursting with restauran...

This 1419 seat theatre is the oldest one in Seattle still active. It's shows and productions, whi...

From the 73rd floor of the Columbia Centre building, at 900 feet above the ground, this 360 degre...

Century Link Field is a multipurpose stadium in Seattle. With a seating capacity of approximately...

This graveyard is just to the north of Volunteer Park, and it has an impressive list of significa...

There are a lot of statues of Lenin. This one is a particularly good one - an evocative 5 metres ...

Have you seen the movie, Up? About the little old man who would not give up his beloved house to ...

This four story shopping mall, while not without its charm, isn't the most popular shopping centr...

Nordstrom is a franchise that began as a shoe retailer and is now one of the most prominent upsca...

This historic single screen movie theatre from 1921 was in 2011 converted into a multi use perfor...

The Frye Art Museum is an Art museum situated in Seattle. On display are paintings and sculptures...

A hidden little treat in the middle of Seattle City is the Waterfall Garden. Designed by Masao Ki...

This place has been around the Seattle waterfront since 1899!  The Ye Olde Curiosity Shop is...

At first look, this 216 acres of forested park is unremarkable. It has lots of trails, salmon in ...

There are a lot of statues of Lenin. This one is a particularly good one - an evocative 5 metres ...

This is the only junction in Seattle where when pedestrians get the signal, they can walk all way...

Located inside a rather unassuming looking warehouse in a rather un-happening part of town, this ...

There is not much to do at 2.7 acre park, but at least it has some breathtaking views at dusk. Th...

The Smith Tower is an iconic building that has stood for 100 years, providing the Southern booken...

Head over to Alki Beach to soak in some Vitamin D! Having a historical background, Alki Beach is ...

Green Lake Park is a wonderful destination for a day picnic or camping. The name Green Lake is de...

This family owned brewery, opened in 190, handcrafts ales and lagers. While they do have year rou...

The centre was formed after Bernie Whitebear invoked an old law that said surplus military land w...

Seattle's Asian American population has a rich 150 year heritage. This is actually the second of ...

In the mood to watch an opera or a ballet while in Seattle? Head over to the McCaw Hall and watch...

If you are into books and reading, head over to the Seattle Public Library. If you are into archi...

This place is exactly what its name suggests! A wall, rather, an alley full of chewing gum stuck ...

The park is in a curious but strategic location, in the middle of Union and First Hill and Spring...

This tiny two story mall has just 12 stores, but there's something authentic about them. Most of ...