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Seattle

Sights and activities in Seattle

Alternative music scene – did you know Seattle is the hometown of Nirvana and Pearl Jam? Immerse yourself in the lively alternative music scene and enjoy countless craft cocktail bars during a fun city break.

Space Needle – make sure to visit the iconic Space Needle that towers 184 metres above the ground and offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the metropolis below.

Seattle Art Museum's Olympic Sculpture Park – it’s close to the Space Needle and hosts some of the finest contemporary artworks in the world – definitely a must-see.

Pike Place Market – head for a stroll on the gorgeous waterfront streets and make your way to the historic Pike Place Market for some delicious seafood, local pastries and handicraft items. You can also find the world's first Starbucks in this century-old market!

The Seattle Aquarium – for those interested in the wondrous life of underwater creatures, The Seattle Aquarium is a must-visit. Explore the underwater dome and meet playful otters, octopuses, seals, salmon and many others.

Chihuly Garden and Glass – a museum that exhibits the spectacular glass installations created by Dale Chihuly.

Sights and activities near Seattle

Snoqualmie Falls – one of the most popular waterfalls of Washington State. Seize the opportunity to go hiking in marvellous surroundings or visit the viewing platform to take breathtaking photos.

Columbia River Gorge – known for its dramatic landscapes and waterfalls, this canyon is truly a sight to behold.

Mount Rainier National Park – this iconic park is home to Mount Rainier, one of the highest volcanoes in the United States. It’s a perfect place for hiking, wildlife viewing and admiring stunning vistas.

San Juan Islands – a beautiful archipelago that takes your breath away with its natural beauty, wildlife and quaint tows like Friday Harbour. To make your stay even more exciting, you can take a whale-watching tour or go on a kayaking adventure.

Leavenworth – a Bavarian-themed village surrounded by the grand Cascade Mountains. Take a stroll through its charming alpine architecture, try delicious German cuisine and enjoy spirited festivals.

Vancouver – around four hours away from Seattle by train, this unique Canadian city is a true gem that blends majestic nature with endless entertainment. Stroll through the lush Stanley Park, take on the challenge of skiing or hiking at Grouse Mountain, visit Granville Island to experience its artistic atmosphere or explore the marvels of marine life at the Vancouver Aquarium.