Seattle is one of those cities where the adventure doesn’t stop at the city limits, it actually begins there! It’s one of the largest cities in Washington, surrounded by the best of what this state has to offer. Whether you’re chasing daffodil and tulip blooms in spring, alpine wildflowers in summer, golden foliage in fall, or a snow dusted fairy tale town in winter, the Pacific Northwest has a day trip perfectly timed for every season.
Fall is a fun time to be in Seattle, with the weather slowly settling into the classic moody PNW vibe and Halloween décor popping up in front yards. I’ve compiled a guide to help you have an amazing time exploring the city, from the best spots to see fall colors, to must-visit places, to events and activities happening around town.
Christmas is one of my favorite times of the year. It is the season to be jolly, and what better way to celebrate the holidays than by exploring the fun festive events in Seattle? From enchanting cruises and captivating performances to lively markets and unique experiences, the Emerald City has something for everyone this Christmas.
Seattle in the spring is an ideal time to visit the city. The temperatures are moderate, and the city is in full bloom, with cherry blossoms, magnolias, and tulips adding their sweet scent to the air. Plus, you can attend several events, from the International Film Festival to the Tulip Festival in Skagit. Therefore, to make the most of your visit, I have compiled a list of activities you can do on your visit to Seattle during spring.
Seattle comes alive during the summer! It’s one of the best times to visit the city. Trust me, the weather is amazing from June until September. The days are long and sunny, perfect for hiking, kayaking, and having a BBQ outdoors. Plus, you can hit up some great bars and just have an all-around good time. Sounds awesome right?
