Seattle's original farmer's market!

One of the oldest continuously operating farmers' markets in the U.S., Pike Place Market is a bustling hub of fresh produce, seafood, flowers, and unique local crafts. Don’t miss the famous fish-throwing fishmongers. There are a maze of incredible restaurants throughout the market that even Danny ate at when he worked downtown.

The iconic symbol of Seattle, the Space Needle offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the city, Puget Sound, and the surrounding mountains. At 605 feet tall, it's a must-visit for any first-time traveler. The restaurant is a bit expensive, but there is plenty of amazing food around the park!

Located near the Space Needle, this stunning exhibition showcases the works of Dale Chihuly, a world-renowned glass artist. The vibrant colors and intricate glass sculptures make this an unforgettable visual experience.

If you want to get out into the mountains there are plenty of hikes all along the I-90 corridor. Please reach out for any suggestions!

Fremont is a great neighborhood to explore. Check out the Fremont Troll, grab lunch at Made in House, and a drink at one of our favorite bars, Stampede.

Founded by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen, MoPOP is dedicated to contemporary pop culture. With exhibits on everything from music, sci-fi, and video games, this museum is a haven for fans of pop culture, especially music enthusiasts.

Seattle’s largest farmers market is every Sunday. There are food vendors and cute shops to browse in. Some of Megan’s favorite stores in the area are September, Woodland Mod, Lucca, and Prism. We also love Sabine, Stoneburner, and Hattie’s Hat for food.

It is also walking distance to the Nordic Museum, the Ballard Locks, and Ballard’s brewery district.

While it may see some tourists, the Ballard Locks are more frequented by locals. Watching the boats pass through and the salmon navigate the fish ladder during migration season is fascinating. The surrounding Carl S. English Jr. Botanical Garden is a peaceful place for a stroll.

Located in West Seattle, Alki Beach offers a relaxed, coastal vibe with stunning views of the Seattle skyline. It’s a great spot for a beach walk, cycling, or grabbing a bite to eat at one of the local cafes.

A great lake to walk around to stretch your legs. This park is where Danny and Meg do their New Year's walk. This dog haven of a park is hope to a great walking trail that is surrounded by great food and drink.

What locals call the "Arb". A beautiful escape within the city, the Arboretum features a vast collection of plants from around the world. It’s less crowded than other parks and offers a tranquil setting for a leisurely walk or a paddle through the Arboretum’s waterways. It is a Danny favorite during the fall due to the vibrant colors of the changing leaves

Free botanical garden just outside of downtown Bellevue.