This is one of those weeks in Seattle when everything revolves around food and wine. More than 200 wineries and 75 restaurants bring their best selections, and for anyone who enjoys a good meal paired with the right glass, this is the place to be. The festival lasts for days, but the biggest draw is […]
Seattle Aquarium is one of those places where the moment you step inside, you feel like you’ve left the city behind. The design of the exhibits does most of the work—right from the start, the first tank is open to the air, with real tidal movement. The fish move naturally through swaying kelp; light scatters […]
Fremont isn’t like any other part of Seattle. It has its own rhythm, its own energy. Walking through the neighborhood, there’s always something unexpected—an art piece that wasn’t there last time, a pop-up performance on a random street corner, a bookstore with a hand-written sign inviting people in. The Fremont Troll is the landmark that […]
Some places leave an impression long after a visit, even if it was just once. The Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI) is one of those places. Sitting right by Lake Union, it’s a familiar stop for locals and tourists alike—people come for the history, the innovation, or sometimes just to escape the rain for […]
There are places that instantly change the way you feel, and Snoqualmie Falls is one of them. The moment you step out of the car and hear the deep roar of water, everything else fades—no deadlines, no emails, just the sound of nature doing its thing. It’s a place where time seems to slow down, […]
A Seamless Journey to the Museum of Flight In Seattle, you can find a variety of attractions to explore; however, if you have an interest in aviation, then the Museum of Flight is definitely a spot to visit! Situated south of downtown, it showcases an array of airplanes and spacecraft along with historical displays that […]
Only a quick 20-minute drive away from downtown Seattle is the Bellevue Botanical Garden. It is a retreat from the vibrant city life, located in the heart of Bellevue city center! Spanning over 53 acres of land, it offers a tranquil space for visitors to connect with nature through serene walking paths and seasonal wonders […]
Located a 40-minute drive from Seattle, in Tacoma, is the renowned LeMay—America’s Car Museum—one of the biggest and most remarkable car museums globally! Whether you’re passionate about cars or history or just seeking a day trip spot with a blend of innovation and nostalgia, the museum offers an experience for all visitors. A Journey through […]
Seattle is famous for its iconic attractions such as the Space Needle and Pike Place Market; however, tucked away beside the waterfront is a gem that remains undiscovered by many—Jack Block Park. This special park offers a retreat from the urban life of the city and presents visitors with breathtaking scenery to enjoy along tranquil […]
Nestled in Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood is the Georgetown Steam Plant—a gem showcasing the city’s past and engineering wonders of yesteryear, from the 1900s era, that appeals to history lovers and art aficionados alike for a one-of-a-kind experience. Constructed in 1906, the Georgetown Steam Plant was a forefront facility that supplied power to the growing Seattle […]