Activities in Seattle
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Artisans on Taylor
Five years ago, Anna Nasset-Glenn took over ownership of this artisan boutique and longtime Port Townsend institution, where she helps customers fi... More -
Ballard Locks
The Hiram M. Chittenden Locks, built and maintained by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, may seem like an odd place to spend a few hours, but this ... More -
Batdorf & Bronson
Just east of Capitol Lake Park, this downtown coffee shop is home to what many consider the best brew in the city. Now a small chain—which includes... More -
Beecher's Handmade Cheese
Located in Seattle’s historic Pike Place Market, Beecher’s Handmade Cheese is sometimes called a “living museum” where visitors watch 21st-century ... More -
Bellevue Arts Museum
Step through a spacious light-filled glass and aluminum entryway into Bellevue Art Museum's (BAM) textured concrete space. Designed by architect S... More -
Betz Family Winery
The small family winery specializes in Rhône grapes such as Syrah and juicy Grenache. More -
Black Bottle
A cross between a gastropub and a chic art bar, Black Bottle has stayed hot for three years by keeping things simple. The narrow space doesn’t cont... More -
Bloedel Reserve
This 150-acre preserve at the northern tip of Bainbridge Island (35 minutes by ferry from Seattle) is a mix of pristine second-growth forest and me... More -
Bop Street Records
Vinyl rules at this temple to the LP, EP, 45, and 33. Located in the Salmon Bay neighborhood, this cavernous superstore boasts a collection of 650,... More -
Bricco della Regina Anna
Giving a moneyed, early-to-bed neighborhood a reason to stay up late, this charming candlelit wine bar draws older couples on their way to the symp... More -
Capitol Campus
There’s no way to miss the Capitol Campus—you can see its regal, domed legislative building from almost everywhere in the city. Take a guided tour,... More -
Century Ballroom and Café
Take a 2,000 foot dance floor, add a full bar and restaurant, place them in the Pike/Pine district, and you've got Century Ballroom and Cafe. Sea... More -
Chateau Ste. Michelle
The Provençal-style castle on 87-acres was built by Washington's second-largest wine producer. More -
Chefshop.com retail outlet
This West Queen Anne shop is the retail storefront (and headquarters) of the sustainability-minded foodie E-tailer. It channels that familiar gourm... More -
Coffee & Art
Named after the 1920's phonograph, Victrola Coffee Roasters celebrates the exuberant zeitgeist of this bygone era at its three Seattle locations. T... More -
DeLille Cellars
The boutique winery makes a firm Bordeaux blend called Chaleur Estate. More -
Discovery Park
The best green space in Seattle has a little bit of everything: dense, nearly silent forest trails; paved stretches great for cycling; fields and l... More -
Dungeness Lighthouse
For even more solitude, hike about five miles to the end of the Dungeness Spit and tour the Dungeness Lighthouse. More -
Dungeness Spit
Drive to remote Dungeness Spit on the Olympic Peninsula, often buffeted by turbulent waters. More -
Elliott Bay Book Company
With an inventory that’s Barnes & Noble-esque in scope, this venerable independent bookstore is a point of pride for Seattleites. Occupying a histo... More
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