Have you been? If not, you gotta go!!

Pike Place is Seattle's greatest tourist attraction and offers small vendors, the best flowers, the famous fish throw, the renowned gum wall, and the first Starbucks location in the world. It is the oldest continuously operating farmers market in the country, and the world's 33rd most visited tourist attraction bringing over 10 million people a year to Seattle. It is free to attend and contains many great restaurants and attractions, and while parking is a nightmare, we highly recommend seeing it if you haven't before!

Leavenworth is a charming Bavarian-style village nestled in the Cascade Mountains, about two hours from Seattle. Known for its Alpine architecture, quaint shops, and delicious German food, it’s a great spot for a day trip. Visitors can enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and river rafting in the summer, or take in the festive holiday lights and snowy mountain scenery in the winter. Leavenworth offers a unique mix of European charm and Pacific Northwest beauty.

Taking the ferry from Seattle to Bainbridge Island offers a scenic escape from the city. Departing from Colman Dock, the ride provides stunning views of Seattle's skyline, the Olympic Mountains, and Mount Rainier. Passengers can relax indoors or enjoy the fresh air on deck. As you approach Bainbridge, the island’s wooded landscape comes into view. Once docked, the charming town of Winslow is just a short walk away, perfect for exploring local shops and cafés. The ferry ride is a peaceful, picturesque break from urban life.

About a 45 minute drive out of Seattle Snoqualmie Falls is a beautiful drive into a more rural area of Washington.

Snoqualmie Falls is one of Washington state’s most popular scenic attractions. More than 1.5 million visitors come to the Falls every year. At the falls, you will find a two-acre park, gift shop, observation deck, the Salish Lodge and the famous 270 foot waterfall. The upper observation and lower observation decks are open every day of the year!

Gas Works Park is a unique and iconic spot in Seattle, offering stunning views of the city skyline and Lake Union. Once a gasification plant, it's now a sprawling green space where visitors can enjoy picnics, strolls, or kite-flying. The park's industrial structures blend with beautiful natural landscapes, creating a cool, quirky backdrop for photos. It’s a perfect place to relax, explore, and take in the beauty of Seattle, as well as see the Space Needle from a unique viewpoint.

The Fremont Sunday Street Market is a vibrant open-air marketplace located in the eclectic Fremont neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. Taking place every Sunday, this market offers a unique blend of local artisans, food vendors, and community spirit.

If you want to see a little more of Seattle's culture, good food, and vintage clothes, this is for you.

If you're seeking a great view of Seattle, the Sky View Observatory in the Columbia Center is a fantastic alternative to the Space Needle. It’s the highest viewing platform in the Pacific Northwest, providing stunning 360-degree views of the city, Puget Sound, and the mountains. With fewer crowds, you can enjoy a more relaxed experience. The admission is generally more affordable, and the ride up in the high-speed elevators adds to the excitement. Plus, the indoor seating allows for comfort in any weather, making it a perfect spot for photography and soaking in the scenery.

Paddle boarding or kayaking on Lake Union in Seattle is an incredibly fun experience filled with stunning sights. Gliding across the water, you can soak in views of the city skyline, the iconic Space Needle, and the beautiful homes lining the shoreline. The vibrant activity on the lake, from sailboats to seaplanes, adds to the lively atmosphere. Plus, the surrounding parks and lush greenery provide a picturesque backdrop, making every moment enjoyable. Whether you're out for a leisurely paddle or a bit of adventure, Lake Union offers a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration.