Ballard Locks: Closeup shot of mossy walls within ...Photo by Anonymous
A view of beautiful Snoqualmie FallsPhoto by Margaret A, USA
Future of Flight: The Dreamlifter plane which brin...Photo by John C, USA
There are some interesting sculptures dotted aroun...Photo by Valerie P, United Kingdom
View over Lake Washington with view of Mt RainierPhoto by Anonymous
Reece and Melissa on the hop on hop off tour in Se...Photo by Melissa R, USA
Portage Bay bridges, Lake Washington cruise by Dan...Photo by Creative Commons
Out touring the brewery and tasting some beer!Photo by Anonymous
A must-stop for some huckleberry pie! Photo by loretta.noriega
No cameras allowed beyond this point.Photo by John C, USA
Up on the observation deck of the Space Needle,...Photo by Clayton C
Snoqualmie Falls November 2007Photo by Christina H, USA
Wine-tasting in Woodinville, such a great time!Photo by Anonymous
Fabulous flower farms. I wish I could bring som...Photo by Eva P, USA
My son Joshua and his daughter (my Grandaughter...Photo by Clayton C
Here's a Duck driving down the streets of SeattlePhoto by Undercover American, Australia
all the little ducklings looking out of the duckPhoto by Melinda H, Australia
On the trail from ParadisePhoto by Kathy B, USA
It was easy to take great shots at the view decks,...Photo by Anonymous
This is taken from the space needle.Photo by Kathi H
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Ever wondered whether caffeine is a viable substitute for sunshine? If so, Seattle is your kind of town. More than any other city in the region, Seattle epitomizes what people know of (and how they feel about) the Pacific Northwest. Even so, it's got a few surprises up its sleeve.
Never mind that its clear days can be suicidally few - its residents (Chairman Bill, perhaps, excepted) are among the nation's most outgoing and outdoorsy. If you're looking for lifestyle (and who isn't these days?), Seattle has it in spades.
Best place for fresh produce!
Pike Place market is the most top notch place to buy all of the local grown produce you could ask for. prices are way better than the supermarkets and everything is in season. Continue Reading »
Seattle Suggested Itineraries
Seattle is the city that a lot of people think of when they think of the Pacific Northwest. Renowned for its famous coffee, Starbucks, Seattle’s Best Coffee and Tully’s, and for the creation of the ... Continue Reading »
Ferries from Seattle
The rain-splattered splendors of the Puget Sound are easily accessible by ferry from the docks and piers of the Port of Seattle, Washington. The so-called Emerald City has its fair share of charms, ... Continue Reading »
Big Al’s Soup Tasting
Come winter time in Seattle , not many things help ward off the cold like a warm bowl of soup and maybe a cup of Joe. Luckily, Seattle is known for both of these things, and through the right ... Continue Reading »
Coffee in Seattle
Seattle might be known for its music, its weather, its evergreens, but do a simple Google search for coffee in the Seattle area and you’ve got yourself a whole different bag of wax. What this ... Continue Reading »
Eat at 5 Spot in Queen Anne
The 5 Spot is a great restaurant / cafe in Queen Anne, at 1502 Queen Anne Avenue N. It's perfect for brunch with kids, food is mostly local and delicious, and the atmosphere is fun. It's a perfect ... Continue Reading »
Georgetown
Seattle’s Georgetown has, for a while now, been off the traveler’s list of quirky, cultural Seattle hotspots due to a recessed economy and something of an edgy feel to its main boulevards. Well, ... Continue Reading »
Mt. Rainier
What is it about Seattle? The coffee? The Puget Sound? The lovely weather? I suppose it could be any of those, but when we visit, we stay for the city, the music, the culture, and we head back to ... Continue Reading »
Pike Place Market
Pike Place Market in Seattle is without a doubt one of the defining centers of the city. Overlooking Elliot Bay, it is one of the oldest continually operated public farmers’ markets in ... Continue Reading »
Pike Place Market
Often referred to as the Soul of Seattle, the Pike Place Market encompasses nine acres and more than a half-century of Seattle history. Many tales, historic tidbits, and a few locals-only taverns ... Continue Reading »
Pike Place Market
Often referred to as the Soul of Seattle, the Pike Place Market encompasses nine acres and more than a half-century of Seattle history. Many tales, historic tidbits, and a few locals-only taverns ... Continue Reading »
San Juan Islands from Seattle
The San Juan Islands archipelago is a group of islands north of Seattle. To get there, drive to Anacortes, about 75 miles north of Seattle (1.5-hour drive). Then take the ferry to Friday Harbor on ... Continue Reading »
Seattle's EMP Museum
Once known as the Experience Music Project, this shimmering, Frank Gehry-built, jellyfish-like building is a cultural icon and perhaps Seattle’s main attraction – aside from the weather, that is ... Continue Reading »
Seattle's Oktoberfest
If you find yourself up in the Pacific Northwest, take a glance at the calendar because it’s that time of year again. Oktoberfest is just around the bend! That means, especially in the Washington, ... Continue Reading »
Seattle New Year
So you’re in the Northwest, the rain has settled in, the Christmas presents have been opened, the Yuletide cheer has spread.. now what? Traditionally, everyone puts on their best suits, heads out ... Continue Reading »
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