| | Argosy Cruises 800.642.7816
Argosy Cruises offers must-see tourist attractions, such as the Lakes, Locks and Harbor Cruises and hosts countless weddings, trips to Tillicum Village, corporate events and community activities, including the Christmas Ship Festival, Pacific Marine Research trips, and Camp Goodtimes.
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| | Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery 425.415.3300
Washington state's oldest and most acclaimed winery offers award-winning wines and a tasting experience second to none. The winery combines Old World winemaking tradition with New World innovation.
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| | Children's Museum 206.441.1768
The Children's Museum offers children and their families a fun, interactive learning experience that challenges visitors to work in teams, manipulate objects, role play, problem solve and develop eye-hand coordination with a variety of unique exhibits and programs.
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| | Columbia Winery 800.488.2347
Founded in 1962 by ten friends, six of whom were University of Washington professors, Columbia Winery is Washington state’s first premium winery.
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| | Fremont Sunday Ice Cream Cruise 206.713.8446
Seattle's friendliest ferry boat. Cruise through Seattle's inside passages of canals, lakes and bays. Visit the 'Sleepless in Seattle' houseboat, Dale Chihuly's Lake Union Studio and the ferry Skansonia. This is the ultimate Lake Union cruise. Warm indoor seating or view from the open upper deck. Blankets supplied. Departure from Fremont under the Aurora Bridge (801 N. Northlake Way).
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| | Game Works 206.521.095
For the kid in all of us, this is the ultimate destination for a total entertainment experience where guests can eat, drink, party and play. Located at 7th and Pike Street, downtown.
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| | Enatai Beach Park 425.452.6914
Swimming beach, canoe and kayak rentals on Lake Washington.
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| | Kelsey Creek Park 425.452.7688
Hiking, jogging trails and farm animals in central Bellevue. Located at SE 8th and Lk. Hills Connector Rd.
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| | Museum of Flight 206.764.5720
See the Concorde, Air Force One & 85 other planes, hands-on exhibits. Minutes from downtown and free parking.
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| | Pacific Science Center 206.433.2001
Fun for the whole family. Catch a movie in the IMAX® theatre.
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| | Pike Place Market
The Pike Place Market is the soul of Seattle. Continuously operating for nearly a century, the Market's traditions, products, and people create a unique shopping destination and a thriving community.
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| | Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium 253.591.5337
Animals, exhibits, cafe, gift shop, wolves, sharks, polar bears ...
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| | Remlinger Farms 425.333.4135
Remlinger Farms is a unique and exciting place to spend the day. Attractions include a Farm Market, Country Restaurant, Country Fair Family Fun Park, and U-Pick Fields. The October Harvest Festival is not to be missed.
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| Ride The Ducks 206.441.DUCK
You haven't seen Seattle until you've seen it from a Duck! Travelers of all ages love to Ride the Ducks! Coast Guard-certified maritime captains will take you on a musical tour of the Emerald City. Amphibious World War II vehicles will show you Seattle from both land and water! You'll see downtown Seattle, Pike Place Market, historic Pioneer Square, Funky Fremont, then, SPLASH into Lake Union for a spectacular view of the city skyline, luxurious yachts, and Sleepless in Seattle Houseboats!
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| | Seattle Aquarium 206.386.4300
In the heart of the waterfront, the Seattle Aquarium is a fascinating place to spend a few hours learning about marine and freshwater life in the Northwest. From the underwater viewing dome, you'll get a fish eye view of life beneath the waves.
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| | Seattle Center
Something for every age. Arts and music festivals, renowned theater, dance & drama, concerts, professional sports, children's museums & attractions, 605-ft Space Needle, rides, restaurants & fountain to play in and around.
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| | Seattle Mariners
Come watch the boys of summer at Safeco Field. Check out the 2006 schedule and buy your tickets before there all gone.
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| | Snoqualmie Falls
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, observation deck, gift shop, the Salish Lodge and the famous 270 foot waterfall.
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| | Space Needle 206.905.2100
View all of Seattle from the top of the Space Needle.
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| | Spirit of Washington Dinner Train 800.876.7245
Experience the nostalgia of passenger rail as you ride and dine in luxurious, vintage rail cars. From Renton to Woodinville, your journey takes you along the shores of Lake Washington.
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| | Village Theatre 425.392.2202
Village Theatre provides the area with quality theatre for all ages.
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| | Woodland Park Zoo 206.684.4800
Find the information you need, including upcoming events, featured exhibits, directions, admission hours, and teacher programs.
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