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Downtown Seattle - Hotels, Shopping and your within walking distance of most attractions, with a great selection of Restaurants and sporting venues like Qwest and Safeco Fields.
Seattle Events Calendar Jan - Dec there is always something going on in Seattle.
Fashion in Seattle Seattle's day-to-day fashion seems to have lost its edge and softened, paw and practical over the weird, funky or runway-ready.
Food in Seattle - all types of cuisine, weather its a romantic atmosphere or a view of the Seattle Skyline or a quick hearty meal before the game or some Jazz into the night Seattle has a lot to offer.
Fremont Fair Seattle - Fremont Fair is located in the funky and friendly Fremont neighborhood in Seattle, Washington's own "Center of the Universe."
Getting around Pike Place Market - Walk down the cobblestone street, past perpetually gridlocked cars (don't even think of driving down to Pike Place)
Getting around Seattle's Waterfront - The Waterfront is relatively cut off from the rest of downtown Seattle, although the nicely landscaped Hill climb Corridor (at the end of Pike St) serves as a handy people-funnel between the Waterfront and Pike Place Market.
Seattle Lifestyle - typical Seattle lifestyle is decidedly casual on the outside but serious when it counts.
Seattle Neighborhoods - Seattleites talk about everything in terms of neighborhoods. Though the city is in fact very compact, talking to locals might give you the impression that say, Capitol Hill and Fremont are days apart.
Seattle Today - Seattle has embraced the spoils of its success in the past few years fancy new restaurants have cropped up all over the place, the nightlife scene has gone seriously upscale, brand-new condomini­ums dot former slums.
The Seattle Waterfront - Seattle's Waterfront is still a busy place, although, today, tourist facilities far outnumber actual port activities.
Seattle's First Hill - Known as 'Pill Hill,' First Hill is home to three major hospitals, Harborview Medical Center, Swedish Medical Center/First Hill, and Virginia Mason Medical Center.
Seattle's International District - East of Pioneer Square is the International District, Seattle's Chinatown, where Asian groceries and restaurants line the streets.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Things to Do, Places to Go   Check out the Seattle CityPass for discounts on many of Seattle's most popular attractions.
  • The Woodland Park Zoo - Woodland Park Zoo encompasses 92 acres and features more than 1,090 individual animals representing nearly 300 species. The grounds are divided into what are known as bioclimatic zones, the unique habitats around the world, from tropical rain forests to the frigid climes of the Far North.
  • Seattle Aquarium - See, touch and explore our amazing underwater world. Also enjoy a stroll on the Seattle Waterfront.
  • The Seattle Space Needle - The Space Needle is located at Seattle Center. That’s an apt description of where we are: the center of Seattle. Whatever your interests—theatre, ballet, opera, professional sports, rock ‘n’ roll history, roller coasters, science, movies, shopping, exploring or just plain walking around—the city unfurls from the Space Needle
  • The Seattle Centre - The original grounds of the Seattle World’s Fair have been transformed into a center for arts and cultural – there is always something going on.
  • The Pacific Science Center - Pacific Science Center began as the United States Science Pavilion during the 1962 Seattle World's Fair, it now features fascinating exhibits for both kids and adults.
  • Washington Park Arboretum - is a spectacular 230 acre urban green space on the shores of Lake Washington just east of downtown Seattle and south of the University of Washington.
  • Pike Place Market - The Pike Place Market is the soul of Seattle. The Market's traditions, products, and people create a unique shopping destination and a thriving community.
  • Seattle Art Museum - The region's premier art museum features work from every corner of the world, with an impressive collection of Old Master paintings, African masks, contemporary Northwest art, and much more. The museum offers free gallery tours, lectures, and a café.
  • Pacific Place  is downtown Seattle's premier shopping, dining and entertainment center
  • Pioneer Square - The cultural heart of Seattle featuring over twenty city blocks of historic buildings, more than thirty galleries, a vibrant retail sector, and Seattle’s most exciting nightlife
  • Seattle Monorail - is the nation's first full-scale commercial monorail system. It is a favorite part of the Seattle skyline and provides a fun, quick and convenient link from downtown Seattle to Seattle Center
  • Olympic Sculpture Park - waterfront park gives Seattle residents and visitors the opportunity to experience a variety of sculpture in an outdoor setting, while enjoying the incredible views and beauty of the Olympic Mountains and Puget Sound.
  • Experience Music Project - Located next to the base of the Space Needle in Seattle it captures and reflects the essence of rock ‘n’ roll, its roots in jazz, soul, gospel, country and the blues, as well as rock’s influence on hip-hop, punk and other recent genres
  • Paramount Theater Seattle - Washington residents and visitors have been entertained at Seattle’s magnificent Paramount Theatre. Millions have delighted in The Theatre’s architectural majesty, viewed countless films, and enjoyed thousands of performers from all corners of the globe.
  • Boeing Plant Seattle - The Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour, located 25 miles north of Seattle in Everett, Wash

  • Ballard Locks and Ship Canal  - Both tourists and locals enjoy watching the parade of sailboats, motorboats, tugs, barges and yachts passing through.

  • Tulalip Casino - Tulalip is always among the first to have the latest games available.
  • Washington State - Cities in Washington with Hotel and Tourist Information
Seattle Visitor Information Sites
  • Seattle Attractions - Attractions and tours with links to Seattle's favorite places for tourist and locals alike
  • Seattle Hotels - Seattle has great hotels for any budget stay downtown or check out some of the hotels in greater Seattle.
  • Seattle Airport Hotels - Sea Tac Airport serves as the International gateway to Seattle about 20-30 minutes from downtown there are plenty of Hotel options there.
  • Odyssey Museum - a regional showcase where people can discover our modern links to the Puget Sound and the North Pacific -- including commercial fishing, shipping, trade, transportation, recreation, and marine protection
  • Seattle's Convention and Visitors Bureau
  • Seattle Restaurants Downtown Seattle - Famous for fresh Pacific Northwest cuisine Restaurants in Seattle serve some of the most imaginative, ethnic and diverse food to please any palate.
  • Shopping in Seattle - Seattle has some of the best shopping in the Pacific Northwest both downtown Seattle and in the neighboring areas.

  • Tillicum Village Seattle one of Seattle's most talked about attractions

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International District

  • International District - It's the only neighborhood in America where Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Vietnamese and Southeast Asians live and work together, side-by-side.

  • Seattle Chinatown - Just minutes away from downtown Seattle, it's possible to discover the traditions, spirit and soul of a 7,000 year old culture.

Auburn

  • Emerald Downs Horse Racing - Come experience horse racing at its best at Emerald Downs, located in Auburn Washington

  • Muckleshoot Casino - At Muckleshoot Casino we offer something for everyone! From over 2,600 machines and poker to exciting tables games like blackjack, craps, roulette and more. No matter what kind of fun you’re in the mood for, Muckleshoot’s got it!

Neighbourhoods

  • Ballard Seattle Washington - Overlooking Salmon Bay, the community of Ballard is often associated with the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks, what is locally known as the Ballard Locks.

  • Belltown Seattle - the most densely populated neighborhood in Seattle located on the city's downtown waterfront

  • Capitol Hill Seattle - with distinctive, turn of the century bungalows and classic apartments, shopping, and nightlife. Home to a diverse population, including a strong gay community

  • Financial District Seattle - stretches between The Fairmont Olympic Hotel and Nordstrom. Fifth and Sixth avenues offer upscale shopping

  • Fremont Seattle - an eclectic, artsy neighborhood of Seattle located in the north-central section of Seattle Overlooking Salmon Bay

  • Queen Anne Seattle - situated just north of Seattle Center and just south of Fremont across the Lake Washington Ship Canal. The hill early became a popular spot for the city's economic and cultural elite to build their mansions

  • Puget Sound Seattle - Seattle lies in the center of the Puget Sound region and sits between Elliot Bay and Lake Washington

  • University District Seattle - 3 miles from downtown Seattle, the "U District" stretches from Ravenna to Portage Bay and from I-5 to Lake Washington. Home to the University of Washington and many unique commercial districts.

  • Waterfront Seattle - one of the most magnificent, awe-inspiring seaports in the world. Cruise ships shopping, dinning and many attractions.

  • West Seattle - Among the area's attractions are its saltwater beach parks along Elliott Bay and Puget Sound, including Alki Beach and Lincoln Park

Green Lake

  • Green Lake Park - 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.

  • Woodland Park Zoo - World Famous Woodland Park Zoo encompasses 92 acres and features more than 1,090 individual animals representing nearly 300 species.

Lake Union

  • Gas Works Park - Gas Works Park has a play area with a large play barn, and big hill popular for flying kites. Special park features include a sundial, and a beautiful view of Seattle

  • Lake Union Seattle - Gas Works Park is the largest park on Lake Union and the most popular for Seattleites and visitors. It is the venue for summer concerts and one of the two major Fourth of July fireworks shows in Seattle.

Lake Washington

  • Seward Park - boasts 300 acres of beautiful forest land - home to eagles' nests, old growth forest, a 2.4 mile bike and walking path, an amphitheater, a native plant garden, an art studio, miles of hiking trails, and more.

  • Lake Washington Seattle - situated between Seattle to the west, Bellevue and Kirkland to the east, Renton to the south, and Kenmore to the north, and surrounds Mercer Island.

West Seattle

  • Alki Beach Park  - in West Seattle is best known for its salty, sandy beach, narrow streets, newly constructed condominiums mixed with quaint houses, some with breathtaking views of the Seattle skyline.