Welcome to the Emerald City – Explore Seattle Today!

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Top 6 Seattle Attractions

Seattle Aquarium

Sky View Observatory – Columbia Center

Woodland Park Zoo

Smith Tower

National Nordic Museum

Things to do in Seattle

Pacific Science Center: Entry Ticket

from $25.00

LeMay – America's Car Museum

from $24.50

Original Selfie Museum – Seattle: Entry Ticket

from $39.00

Woodland Park Zoo: Skip The Line

from $32.18

Seattle Aquarium: Entry Ticket

from $50.00

Best of Seattle Views, Tours & Cruises

Sky View Observatory: enjoy the views

from $28.35

Smith Tower Observatory: Entry Ticket + Self-Guided Tour

from $26.25

Seattle Harbor Cruise

from $46.00

Seattle Center & Space Needle: Guided Walking Tour

from $135.00

Skip the Line: Sky View Observatory Admission Tickets

from $28.30

Seattle City Passes & Transportation

Seattle CityPASS

from $139.00

Hop-on Hop-off Bus Seattle

from $65.00

Seattle Center Monorail: Transport Ticket

from $4.00

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Seattle Visitor Guide

Getting Around

Traffic can be heavy, but Seattle offers great public transit.

The Link Light Rail connects Sea-Tac Airport straight to downtown. To travel between downtown (Westlake) and the Space Needle, take the Seattle Center Monorail - it takes just two minutes and costs only $4.00 for a one-way adult ticket.

For buses and ferries, consider picking up a reloadable ORCA card.

Weather Prep

The rumor is true: it rains here. However, it is usually a light drizzle rather than a downpour.

Locals rarely use umbrellas. Instead, bring a water-resistant hooded jacket and dress in layers, as mornings can be chilly but afternoons often clear up beautifully.

Comfortable walking shoes are a must for our hilly downtown streets.

Local Culture

Seattle is fueled by caffeine and the outdoors. Skip the global chains and grab an espresso from one of the hundreds of independent coffee roasters in town.

When you are not sightseeing, do as the locals do: hit the trails, browse a neighborhood farmers market, or grab a locally brewed craft beer.

Frequently Asked Questions About Visiting Seattle

When is the best time of year to visit Seattle?

Summer (July through September) is the most popular time because the weather is warm, sunny, and dry.

Is it easy to explore Seattle without renting a car?

Yes, very easy. The Link Light Rail can take you directly from the airport to downtown. Once you are in the city center, you can easily walk, use rideshare apps, or take the iconic Monorail to get to major attractions.

How many days should I plan for my Seattle trip?

A 3-4 day trip is the sweet spot. This gives you plenty of time to check out top spots like the Seattle Aquarium and Sky View Observatory, take a relaxing harbor cruise, and explore unique neighborhoods like Capitol Hill or Fremont.

What are some local foods I absolutely have to try?

You cannot leave Seattle without trying fresh Pacific Northwest seafood, like wild salmon, Dungeness crab, or a bowl of hot clam chowder.

Do I need to buy tickets to attractions before I arrive in Seattle?

Popular experiences like the Woodland Park Zoo and Sky View Observatory can get busy, especially on weekends and during the summer. Buying early lets you skip the ticket lines and secures your spot.

What should I wear while out sightseeing in Seattle?

The temperature can change quickly from a chilly morning to a sunny afternoon. Most importantly, pack a comfortable pair of walking shoes, as downtown Seattle has some incredibly steep hills.