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.
If you love exploring a city beyond the obvious popular spots, this guide is for you. I’ll help you find the perfect activities to make the most of your Seattle adventure. While iconic attractions like the Space Needle and Pike Place Market often dominate Seattle itineraries, the city offers far more experiences than just sightseeing.
Seattle is one of the best places to experience Pacific Northwest (PNW) cuisine. In this food guide, I’ll share everything you should try on your trip to Seattle, from iconic PNW dishes to restaurants that locals love.
Visiting Pike Place Market is synonymous with visiting Seattle, it’s that popular! And it’s not just tourists; locals also find themselves wandering around every now and then in one of America’s oldest continuously operating public markets.
I’m a huge nature lover, it’s my inspiration, my therapist, and my source of happiness. I make it a point to visit a park at least twice a week. Honestly, if the weather allowed it, I’d sleep in a park! (Just kidding… sort of.) That’s just how much I love spending time surrounded by nature.
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think about Seattle? The Space Needle, right? I remember it being one of the key highlights of my favorite show, Grey’s Anatomy, and it was one of the first places I visited after landing in Seattle.
