This iconic market is famous for its tradition of tossing freshly caught fish. It is also home to the original Starbucks store, along with a variety of great food, drinks, and shops—perfect for picking up souvenirs. We recommend using public transit or an Uber/Lyft, as parking can be scarce and expensive.

Seattle's most iconic view awaits! Soar 605 feet above the city and lean out on the floor-to-ceiling glass for stunning panoramic vistas. If you see just one thing, make it this! Plan for about an hour to explore. You can also save by purchasing a package that includes both the Space Needle and the Chihuly Garden and Glass, as they are right next to each other. We recommend using public transit or an Uber/Lyft, as parking is limited.

Step into a warm, vibrant underwater world teeming with life, and experience the wonders of a reef ecosystem in the Coral Triangle—a region in the Indo-Pacific so rich in biodiversity, it's often called the "Amazon of the ocean." Plan for about 90 minutes to explore the aquarium.

Dale Chihuly is a renowned glass artist, best known for his work at the Bellagio in Las Vegas. The walkthrough takes about 90 minutes. You can save by purchasing a package that includes both the Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass, as they are located next to each other. We recommend using public transit or an Uber/Lyft, as parking is limited.

The Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle offers a memorable experience with award-winning exhibits like the Tropical Rainforest and African Savanna, featuring over 1,000 animals from 300 species. Visitors can enjoy family-friendly activities, such as bird feeding and the petting zoo, while learning about wildlife conservation efforts. With 92 acres of lush landscapes for relaxing and interactive exhibits for close animal encounters, the zoo is a perfect place to connect with nature and create lasting memories.

The Seattle Mariners are in town Thursday through Sunday. Grab a Seattle Dog and a drink, and enjoy baseball in the PNW. For the best ticket prices, download the Gametime app. We recommend using public transit or Uber/Lyft to get to the stadium.

Check out the iconic Fremont Troll under the Aurora Bridge, famously featured in 10 Things I Hate About You. After visiting the Troll, head to Gas Works Park to enjoy views of ships, boats, seaplanes, and the city skyline. Fremont Brewery is nearby, where you can grab a pint before or after, or take a 6-pack to the park!

Check out where ships pass from Lake Union into Puget Sound, and watch the salmon run from freshwater to saltwater. You’ll also see harbor seals and massive trees, including redwoods and Douglas firs. Best of all, it's FREE!

Take a ferry to Bainbridge Island, the birthplace of pickleball. Once you arrive, you'll find restaurants, pubs, and eclectic shops all within walking distance from the ferry terminal. The ferry ride takes about 30 minutes, offering stunning views of the city on the way back to Seattle. Be sure to check the ferry schedule when planning your trip. A round-trip ride costs around $10.