Sightseeing in Seattle, Washington

Sample fresh produce from the daily farmers market, and find a unique Seattle souvenir at the crafts market. Street performers and musicians provide entertainment and atmosphere.

Built for the 1962 World's Fair, the Space Needle defines the Seattle skyline. Take an exciting ride up the elevator 520 feet for panoramic views on the Observation Deck.

At the Seattle Aquarium fun and learning combine. Chat with SCUBA divers swimming in the Window on Washington Waters or meet marine mammals at their daily feedings.

From lions to beetles, there are so many amazing critters to see at Woodland Park Zoo. Spend a day learning about the animals and take a ride on the historic zoo carousel.

With over 150 space and aircraft - including an Air Force One plane used by past U.S. Presidents - the Museum of Flight offers one of the coolest tickets in town.

A showcase for Washington glass artist Dale Chihuly, this unique destination bursts with color and imagination. Walk the gardens and exhibits of dazzling blown glass sculptures.

Fun and feasting are the order of the day at Miner's Landing. There are several restaurants specializing in fresh seafood, plus the vintage carousel and the Big Wheel ride.

Seattle thrives on the arts. The world-class Seattle Art Museum is comprised of that establishment and two others, the Asian Art Museum and Olympic Sculpture Park.

Home of the 2014 Super Bowl winning Seattle Seahawks, CenturyLink Field is also a dynamic event complex, home to WaMu Theater and CenturyLink Field Event Center.

With its awesome downtown location and retractable roof, Safeco Field is the perfect place to be for a day of Major League Baseball, and the home of the Seattle Mariners.