Things to do in Seattle

A quaint small park situated on Queen Anne Hill, and an ideal spot to gaze out and take in the captivating Seattle skyline.

America’s oldest farmers’ market and a food lover’s paradise offering a cornucopia of stalls and shops right here in Seattle.

The place where Seattle’s story began, the city’s oldest neighbourhood and part of the National Historic District overlooking the stunning Elliot Bay.

A dramatic sculpture first erected for the 1962 World’s Fair, now an iconic fixture of the modern day Seattle skyline.

One of the world’s foremost aviation history museums here in the heart of the historic home of aircraft manufacturing giant Boeing.

This stunning snow-capped mountain towering above Seattle is also the focal point of an entire national park and a great place to hike and explore.

The buzzing heart of Bellevue, this multistory shopping complex houses brand stores, upscale dining establishments and entertainment for the whole family.

Follow the scenic walking path around the glacial lake, play basketball or see a play in the Bathhouse theater in north-central Seattle’s beloved park.

Admire the riotous color of this museum’s exhibits, which feature kaleidoscopic glass sculptures from a renowned local glass artist.

Set aside a day to bargain hunt, look at the latest fashions and eat a wide array of food in central Seattle’s all-encompassing mall.

Stroll along storied streets to find independent shops and restaurants in buildings that evoke the history of the area.

Walk beneath the entrance of a busy bridge to discover the stone monster lurking there. This beloved piece of public art was chosen by the local community.

Learn time-honored crafts and sail in old-fashioned vessels at this interactive museum, which celebrates the local boating legacy.

Find out about the history of Seattle in a museum dedicated to local pioneers that have changed the world.

Cross an iconic drawbridge that links two of Seattle’s coolest neighborhoods. Enjoy views of the canal from the historic structure.

Watch fish travel upstream, see boats head out to sea and explore quiet gardens at canal gates that remain a crucial part of Seattle’s waterways.

Leave the city behind with a day at this beautiful beach in peaceful West Seattle.

Washington’s second-largest natural lake, located next to Seattle, is home to attractions of all shapes and sizes, from rainbow trout to swanky Mercer Island.