Sightseeing Options

Pike Place Market is Seattle's original Farmer's Market. Locals and Visitors alike enjoy spending time exploring the shops.
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Explore this history of Seattle's 'first neighborhood" along with local artisan shops, restaurants, the famous Tlingit totem Pole and Pioneer Park.
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Experience levels of thrills! From an all-glass floor on the lower level to floor-to-ceiling glass on the upper level, this a Seattle 'must do" attraction.
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A former industrial area turned public park, the Gas Works Park offers visitors a children's playground, picnic areas and astonishing views of Lake Union.
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Want to escape the city center for a little while? Lake Union Park is a unique uban gem that celebrates cultural and maritime history.
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Ballard Locks are fun for the whole family! Watch the boats pass through the locks, see the salmon up close as they travel through the fish ladder and enjoy the beauty of the local botanical garden.
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Kerry Park has some of the best view Seattle has to offer. Visitors see the city skyline, Space Needle and if the weather is right, Mount Rainier!
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Designed to be a friend of the environment, Seattle's central waterfront is continuing its transformation into vibrant parks and welcoming public spaces with views of Elliott Bay.
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A 2.5 mile long sandy beach, Alki Beach attracts people who want the enjoy the sun, play beach games and possibly refresh themselves in the cool waters of Puget Sound.
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Washington State Ferries not only serve as a main source of transportation for nearby islands but the routes scenic views are simply breathtaking for all who travel onboard.
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Free for visitors, the 9-acre Olympic Sculpture Park is home to monumental artworks both permanent and temporary pieces from a variety of artists.
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Experience the best of Seattle! From famous attractions like the Space Needle to stunning art galleries like the Chihuly Garden and Glass, Seattle Center offers exceptional events and experiences.
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Soaring at over 14,000 feet in elevation, on clear days, Mount Rainier can be seen from downtown Seattle. It is the tallest mountain in Washington State.
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Come and explore the culturally diverse Chinatown International District. From eclectic shops and family friendly parks to an incredible foodie scene, don't pass by this neighborhood!
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