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Discover the enchanting charm of Seattle, Washington - fondly known as the Emerald City! Follow along with Lily Yu, a Deaf travel blogger, as she explores the Emerald City and discovers some of the best attractions, restaurants, and photo spots to check out while visiting.
Discover the top things to do in Seattle. This guide covers must-see spots, exciting activities, and local favorites. Start exploring today!
With everything from unrivaled natural beauty and world-class attractions to major sports teams, a thriving arts and culture scene, and beyond, there’s always something to do in Seattle. Whether you’re a family looking for budget-friendly finds or a seasoned traveler on the hunt for the latest Instagram-worthy vista, the Emerald City has ...
Seattle has so much to offer, from major attractions to unexpected surprises. Take in stunning views from vantages around town, including Kerry Park and the Seattle Great Wheel on the waterfront. Learn all about the region’s deep aviation roots among the vintage airplanes and spacecraft at the Museum of Flight.
Downtown Seattle is the city’s beating heart, flush with global bites, trendy cocktails, and cultural hubs.
Catch live music, see a Broadway show, or visit a local gallery for unique Pacific Northwest art. There’s also a festival for every intrest, from wine and beer lovers to music fans. Looking for other fun things to do in Seattle? Explore our list of annual festivals and events.
Your one-stop resource for Seattle trip planning and on-the-ground info.
Downloadable maps of Seattle, the Puget Sound region and Washington State.
Five train routes service Seattle’s King Street Station, just south of downtown. Sound Transit’s Sounder commuter train spans Everett, north of Seattle, to Lakewood, south of Tacoma. Amtrak has three routes: Coast Starlight travels between Seattle, Portland, and Los Angeles.
The city of Seattle resides on the traditional land of the Coast Salish Peoples, past and present. We honor with gratitude our shared land and waterways, as well as the history and heritage of our indigenous neighbors.
