Things to do in Seattle

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University Village

Al fresco shopping center since the 1950s, with local stores, well-known brands & dining options.

Seattle Japanese Garden

3.5-acre formal garden with a cherry orchard, water features & teahouse hosting seasonal ceremonies.

Volunteer Park

Designated landmark includes a conservatory, a children's play area & the Seattle Asian Art Museum.

Pier 55

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

Westlake Center

4-story, glass-enclosed retail center for shopping & dining with a food court.

Carkeek Park

220 acres of forests, meadows, wetlands, creeks & beaches, with Puget Sound & mountain views.

Lake Union Park

12-acre lakefront park with boat launch, model-boat pond, Center for Wooden Boats & spray features.

Benaroya Hall

Grand, state-of-the-art music venue with two halls, one that hosts the Seattle Symphony.

Lola

Lively eatery by Tom Douglas offering modern, Greek-influenced flavors showcasing local ingredients.

Serious Pie Downtown

Cozy restaurant with wood-fired, thin-crust gourmet pizzas, wine, and beer served at communal tables.

Old Stove Brewing Co — Pike Place

Lively, kid-friendly taproom & brewery offering 16 taps of craft beers brewed on site.

Kubota Garden

Hilly 20-acre Japanese-style garden dating to 1927, with flowers, ponds, waterfalls & a moon bridge.

Pacific Place

Downtown plaza with upscale & midscale stores, a few restaurants & a movie multiplex.

Puzzle Break - Room Escape & Team Games

International Fountain

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

Pike Place Fish Market

Popular market stall selling fresh fish for decades as employees playfully throw fish around.

Lost Lake Cafe & Lounge

Warren G. Magnuson Park

Leafy city park along the shores of Lake Washington, with historic art deco homes, wetlands & art.

Lincoln Park

Rocky coastline adorned with playgrounds, BBQs, hiking & biking trails & a heated saltwater pool.