Attractions in Seattle

Ballard Locks Fish Ladder

International Fountain

This large fountain was built in 1995 & offers a large basin for children to splash in.

Statue of Lenin

7-ton, 16-foot-tall bronze sculpture of Russian communist revolutionary Vladimir Lenin.

Argosy Cruises - Seattle Waterfront

Bill Speidel’s Underground Tour

Guided subterranean walks amid ruins buried after an 1889 fire, including storefronts & sidewalks.

West Point Lighthouse

Bucolic Puget Sound lighthouse operating since 1881, featuring a small white tower & cottage.

Kerry Park

Panoramic views of Downtown & the Space Needle draw visitors to this small neighborhood park.

The Showbox

Local acts & well-known bands perform at this big rock club that includes a separate bar & eatery.

The Gum Wall

Iconic brick wall covered with chewed-up gum in an alley under Pike Place Market.

Ballard (Hiram M. Chittenden) Locks

Waterway with opportunities for viewing salmon during the summer & park with unusual shrubs & trees.

Seattle Center

Huge community events complex with museums, theaters, restaurants & shops, plus the Space Needle.

Showbox SoDo

Concert venue featuring a roomy main hall & an intimate lounge with its own stage.

Jimi Hendrix Statue

Legendary guitar player & singer, Jimi Hendrix was born in Seattle & remembered by this statue.

Pier 55

Pier renumbered from World War Two & currently known as the point for Argosy Cruises terminal.

Statue of Liberty Plaza - Seattle

Town Hall Seattle

Roman-revival building hosting a range of prominent cultural events, from music to science lectures.

Seattle Center Exhibition Hall

Beneath the Streets

The historic underground passageways of Seattle’s original neighborhood, Pioneer Square.

Smith Tower

Iconic 1914 office tower featuring a speakeasy-style cocktail bar & a 35th-floor observatory.

Original Selfie Museum | Seattle

Quirky, vibrant space featuring themed displays for selfies, including angel wings & a ball pit.