Getting to know Seattle

Planning your trip to Seattle - Bike , Bus, Boat or Car Seattle has many fun ways to get around to see your favorite shopping area or maybe catch a Seahawks Game. Seattle Tours and Attractions On-Line

Getting to Seattle Washington - Flying into Seatac or arriving by Amtrak some links to help find you way.

Green Lake Seattle - The lake itself is ringed by an often busy jogging/ walking/ in-line skating track, and has boat rentals, and Evans Swimming Pool.   Located next to the Woodland Park Zoo.

Ballard Seattle - Trendy cafes, neighborhood pubs and unique shops have made Ballard a favorite destination for locals and visitors alike.

Freemont Seattle - Known best for its offbeat and irreverent parades, parties and sidewalk art, Fremont is home to such Seattle landmarks as the Annual Solstice Parade, which is famous for its nude cyclists and quirky celebrations

University District - home to the University of Washington and many unique commercial districts. The "Ave", the Village, and Roosevelt Way are just a few areas that provide residents and visitors with a kaleidoscope of continental shopping and dining opportunities unparalleled anywhere in Greater Seattle. Museums, public art, theaters, sporting events and outdoor happenings abound.

West Seattle

Bellevue - The community is also home to the Bellevue Art Museum and the Meydenbauer Center, two of the Eastside's most outstanding arts and convention venues, the award-winning King County Library, as well as one of the nation's premier shopping centers, Bellevue Square.

Pioneer Square Seattle - Pioneer Square features over 20 city blocks of Victorian Romanesque architecture, more than 30 fine art galleries, over 200 unique and independently-owned shops, and the entertainment epicenter of Seattle's nightlife.