The Museum of Flight is an expansive facility filled with all things related to flight.    From the first primitive glider designed by the Wright brothers to the stealthy  "Blackbird" capable of Mach...

Learn how to pilot a cargo ship, what a longshoreman does and how ferries are built at this kid-friendly museum with over 40 hands-on exhibits relating to the Northwest's shipping and fishing industries.

Pike Place Market, an open-air shopping haven and Seattle institution, is a must-see for first time and return visitors alike.  Be prepared for large crowds on the weekends and during the summer...

Feed your sense of adventure and join us on our culinary and cultural walking tours of Pike Place Market and Belltown. Sample award winning chowders, smoked salmon, artisan breads, lattes, BBQ, desserts by Tom Douglas and much more while learning about Seattle's rich history and diverse culture. We're Seattle's original food tour. Visit our web site to see hundreds of unedited reviews and our schedule. We provide public and private tours. Gift certificates are available.

Best known for its seasonal pony rides, snakes and flesh-eating piranhas, this was voted as one of the ten best zoos in the United States.

An airy art museum youll want to stroll leisurely through.

This national park is really a free museum that documents Seattle history, from the fire that burned it down to the gold rush that helped build it up.

This book store is popular among caffeine-addicted Seattleites for its in-store coffee shop.

Climb 520 feet to the observation deck of Seattle's signature building, which is actually 605 feet tall, for spectacular views of the city and its surrounding area. For food and fantastic sights check out SkyCity, the tower's rotating restaurant that makes one complete orbit per hour.

The Tasting Room Yakima is a great place to start your wine tasting tour, walk through organic & biodynamic vineyards, enjoy a picnic on the wrap-around porch while taking in the scenic views, watch local wildlife or venture out on a hike to Cowiche Canyon. Guests are welcomed into the 1900's era farmhouse tasting room which has over 20 wines from 3 winemakers owned boutique wineries.

Use a canoe, or your feet, to explore the 230 acres and 4,000 species of trees, vines, shrubs and plants at this arboretum.

The statue of Lenin on the corner should clue you in to the fact that everything about this neighborhood is alternative. Vegetarian cafes, eclectic shops, coffee houses, bookstores and street artists abound.

A museum with works mainly from 19th and 20th century American artists.