If your exposure to Seattle is limited to postcards and reputation, then you know it for the Space Needle, Mount Rainier, coffee and rain. But today’s Seattle is ever evolving, filled with colorful neighborhoods beyond the museum-studded central districts.
READ ONThis year’s record-breaking, blockbuster summer travel season comes to a close with many Americans exploring Alaska by cruise. According to AAA booking data, Seattle is the number one Labor Day weekend* destination, up nearly 30% from last year when it also topped the list.
READ ONSeattle is often associated with coffee, Grunge and technology, but this city has another solid fixture – glass art. This medium can be seen in Seattle at various art galleries and working studios. Taking place October 17-20, 2024, “Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience” is a weekend of glass art exhibitions, parties with artists and collectors, studio tours and live demonstrations.
READ ONLGBTQIA+ couples traveled to Seattle to set a new world record during Pride month, with 56 renewing their vows on May 30, according to recordsetter.com.
READ ONAt the top of the popular domestic destination list is Seattle, which Kayak says is “surprising” based on past results. That said, those in the know, are well aware that the cool, notoriously rainy city shines in the summer. Between May and September, the number of rainy days drops significantly, and the temperature hovers around 70 degrees — arguably the ideal summer temperature.
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Seattle boasts one of the best park systems in the country and is surrounded by stunning scenery. A new report on the best places to live for outdoor activities by Niche.com ranked Seattle first in the country and gave the city a perfect grade of A+.
READ ONA unique bounty of fresh ingredients, from produce to seafood, and a diverse population make Seattle the best city in the United States to eat your heart out.
READ ONIt’s a well-known fact that the meetings and events industry is dominated by women. Ask any meeting or event planner you know and they’re likely to mention how 80% of the industry is female. What they’re less likely to mention, though, is how drastically that number shifts when looking at C-suite level positions, of which men hold 80%. The number may seem shocking, but when you compare it to what it was in the past, Tammy Blount-Canavan, president and CEO of Visit Seattle, says there’s been an improvement.
READ ONEven if you’ve never been to Seattle before, you probably know that it’s the home of Starbucks. Coffee roasting is serious business in the Emerald City, and attendees can caffeinate for their meetings at the original Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. Private events and tours at the roastery can also be arranged to learn about the science, art and theater behind all things coffee.
READ ONKnown as the birthplace of grunge, Starbucks, and the beloved Space Needle, Seattle is one of America’s most underrated cities. In a city with as much on offer as Seattle, we’re here to help you narrow things down. The following spots set up the perfect itinerary for your next trip to The Emerald City.
READ ONSeattle Convention Center is recognized as Best Convention Center in BizBash’s 11th Annual Event Experience Awards.
READ ONSeattle’s diverse population has been spurred on by the growth of its Asian population, now accounting for about 18% of the city—and its Lunar New Year activities reflect that with a vibrant line-up all month long.
READ ONThe Northwest African American Museum excels at showcasing the often underrepresented Black History of the West Coast. Exhibits and artifacts take visitors through the history of Seattle, starting with the first African-American settlers.
READ ONThere’s no better way to get to know a city than by ambling down winding roads and cobblestone streets, popping into restaurants and art galleries along the way.
Smart Growth America has put together an authoritative ranking of the most walkable cities in the US as part of its 2023 Foot Traffic Ahead Report. The study identifies what percent of the 35 largest US metropolitan regions are considered walkable, and ranks the regions accordingly with Seattle landing in the top five.
READ ONLEED certification is governed by the U.S. Green Building Council, which offers four tiers of certification that address how efficiently a structure addresses carbon emissions, energy and water usage, waste management, transportation, materials, health, and indoor environmental quality.
Only two of the 30 largest U.S. convention centers currently hold the highest level of LEED certification. One is Seattle Convention Center’s Summit building.
READ ONSummit becomes one of the very few convention centers in North America to achieve this designation.
READ ONSeattle included in prestigious ‘Where to Go’ list by renowned travel brand AFAR. Recognizing the Emerald City as one of the world’s top destinations for 2024 travel.
READ ONThe addition of the Summit building to the Seattle Convention Center (SCC) is one of those game-changing developments that catapults a destination into a rarefied upper range of citywide clients, and the Emerald City was keen to show off it and other meetings and events options to Meetings Today as well as a group from streamlinevents, a San Francisco Bay Area-based experiential events agency.
READ ONVisit Seattle and the Seattle Convention Center have both been recognized by Meetings Today as winners of the 2023 Best Of Awards. Recognizing Visit Seattle as one of the Best West CVBs/DMOs and the Seattle Convention Center as one of the Best Convention Centers.
Read the full list of winners here.
READ ONIn an area that hosted multiple major events throughout this year and with more to come in the months and years ahead, a recent trip to the Pacific Northwest through Visit Seattle showcased the variety of sports the region offers at every level.
READ ONFlying fish in Pike Place Market, whale watching in the Puget Sound, and a diverse art scene are just a few reasons that travelers flock to Seattle. The city is an outdoor lover’s paradise packed with plenty of culture thanks to excellent restaurants and world-class museums.
There are reasons to visit in all four seasons: hiking in the summer, leaf-peeping in the fall, snow sports in the winter, and ambling around downtown in the spring. The best time to visit Seattle really depends on your travel goals, but these are the main tourist seasons:
In a Wall Street Journal ranking of 30 centers, the Seattle Convention Centers ranked among the top 10 best convention centers in the United States. With an overall score of 49.07, and an overall rank of 9th.
READ ONPrepare for an enthralling blend of vibrant hues, warmth, illumination, and enthusiasm as Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience comes back to Seattle from October 12 to 15, 2023.
Marking its fifth year, this eagerly awaited occasion presents an impressive lineup of fresh exhibitions, extravagant galas, exclusive studio tours, live showcases, and a chance to connect with a diverse group of emerging local glass artists.
Together, they exemplify Seattle’s reputation as the United States’ foremost center for glass art.
READ ONThe food publication named Chef Aisha Ibrahim of Seattle Canlis restaurant among the 11 best new chefs in America. Ibrahim became the seventh executive chef in the restaurant’s 73-year history. She is the first woman to hold the position.
Ibrahim is also the second local Filipino chef to make this prestigious list, following Melissa Miranda of Seattle’s Musang, who made Food & Wine’s class of 2022.
READ ONAmericans think Seattle is one of the country’s safer big cities, according to a new Gallup poll.
In the poll, which surveyed approximately 500 people about their perceptions of safety in metropolitan areas, Seattle ranked in the top three major U.S. cities.
READ ONArts & Culture
Bumbershoot, the annual arts and music festival that has taken place in Seattle since 1971, is adding a fun new twist this Labor Day weekend with the introduction of an “Animation District."
READ ONRefract: The Seattle Glass Experience is a weekend-long festival featuring local glass artists.
READ ONWrapping together art-historical revisionism and kid-friendly displays, the Seattle Art Museum’s new exhibition, “Poke in the Eye: Art of the West Coast Counterculture."
READ ONWhat to look for during Pioneer Square’s big art weekend, including Northwest creators taking “hotel art” up a notch.
READ ONThe Seattle Art Museum owns approximately 25,000 works spread over three separate facilities.
READ ONTaking place October 17-20, 2024, “Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience” is a weekend of glass art exhibitions, parties with artists and collectors, studio tours and live demonstrations.
READ ONThis year, Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience, is set to captivate attendees from October 17-20, 2024.
READ ONThe anti-establishment efforts of the West Coast artists, in the 1960s and'70s are the focus of this exhibition at the Seattle Art Museum (21 June–2 September).
READ ONThere’s still plenty of great art in Seattle thanks to the work of both established cultural institutions and up-and-coming community groups.
READ ONThis year's sold-out affair, attended by 250 guests, included cocktails, a private guided tour of the museum's Calder exhibit, and a Carolina Herrera fashion show presented by Nordstrom.
READ ONAi Weiwei, the Chinese provocateur who ranks among the world’s most popular artists, will have his first US retrospective in a decade at the Seattle Art Museum next year.
READ ONA full house of elegantly dressed patrons and opera lovers were held spellbound by a selection of the world's most memorable music.
READ ONThe National Nordic Museum examines the captivating stories of African American visual and performing artists who found refuge and creative freedom in the Nordic countries beginning in the 30s.
READ ONHere is a city guide to Seattle for landmarks of Nirvana for Cobain fans, offering an exploration of Seattle’s iconic landmarks that trace the steps of the band’s journey.
READ ONHedreen, 88, is gifting his entire collection, comprising more than 200 artworks and estimated to be worth about $300 million, to Seattle University.
READ ONSeveral museums, including the Seattle Art Museum, Woodland Park Zoo, and the Seattle Aquarium, are offering 50% discounts on admission to anyone who stays in a participating downtown hotel.
READ ONLily Gladstone, a graduate of Mountlake Terrace High School, is the first Native American nominee in the Oscar’s competitive (non-honorary) acting categories. She is nominated for best actress.
READ ONWhen it comes to the best cities for music lovers, Seattle strikes a chord like few others. It gives travelers a taste of its obsession with music the moment they arrive at Sea-Tac airport.
READ ONA trove of the artist’s works, collected by a former Microsoft executive, will be on exhibit and later donated to the Seattle Art Museum.
READ ONCelebrate Seattle’s vibrant music scene by booking a stay at a downtown Seattle hotel for November and get access to Cloudbreak, Seattle’s citywide live music festival for free.
READ ONAmerican Songwriter caught up with the Seattle-born rock group, who is also the debut artist featured in Visit Seattle’s new #MusicGenesis, to get a sense of the 2009-born band’s history.
READ ONPrepare for an enthralling blend of vibrant hues, warmth, illumination, and enthusiasm as Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience comes back to Seattle from October 12 to 15, 2023.
READ ONThe trolls are the brainchild of Danish environmental artist Thomas Dambo, part of his “Northwest Trolls: Way of the Bird King” exhibition and the culmination of his recent U.S. tour.
READ ONSeattle International Film Festival has acquired the historic Seattle movie theater at Fourth Avenue and Lenora Street from the estate of Microsoft co-founder, investor and philanthropist Paul Allen.
READ ONThe Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum will reopen at Paine Field in Everett on May 27, after a change of ownership and three years of closure triggered by the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
READ ONBumbershoot, Seattle’s much-loved music and arts festival, is returning for its 50th installment Sept. 2-3 across the Emerald City’s sprawling Seattle Center with new producers, programs and purpose.
READ ONJon Shirley, 84, and his wife, Kim Richter Shirley, are donating their entire collection of Calder artworks, estimated to be worth $200 million, to the Seattle Art Museum.
READ ONFLØÐ (Flood) is the newest installation by Sigur Rós lead singer and guitarist Jónsi (Jón Þór Birgisson), who designed the piece site-specifically for the National Nordic Museum, runs through July 30.
READ ONSeattle’s beloved Bumbershoot Festival will return on Labor Day weekend after a three-year hiatus and major changes involving its production and curation.
READ ONWhether you want to look at, buy or create glass art, here are 10 places that make Seattle the best place for it.
READ ONBumbershoot, the annual arts and music festival that has taken place in Seattle since 1971, is adding a fun new twist this Labor Day weekend with the introduction of an “Animation District."
READ ONRefract: The Seattle Glass Experience is a weekend-long festival featuring local glass artists.
READ ONWrapping together art-historical revisionism and kid-friendly displays, the Seattle Art Museum’s new exhibition, “Poke in the Eye: Art of the West Coast Counterculture."
READ ONWhat to look for during Pioneer Square’s big art weekend, including Northwest creators taking “hotel art” up a notch.
READ ONThe Seattle Art Museum owns approximately 25,000 works spread over three separate facilities.
READ ONTaking place October 17-20, 2024, “Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience” is a weekend of glass art exhibitions, parties with artists and collectors, studio tours and live demonstrations.
READ ONThis year, Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience, is set to captivate attendees from October 17-20, 2024.
READ ONThe anti-establishment efforts of the West Coast artists, in the 1960s and'70s are the focus of this exhibition at the Seattle Art Museum (21 June–2 September).
READ ONThere’s still plenty of great art in Seattle thanks to the work of both established cultural institutions and up-and-coming community groups.
READ ONThis year's sold-out affair, attended by 250 guests, included cocktails, a private guided tour of the museum's Calder exhibit, and a Carolina Herrera fashion show presented by Nordstrom.
READ ONAi Weiwei, the Chinese provocateur who ranks among the world’s most popular artists, will have his first US retrospective in a decade at the Seattle Art Museum next year.
READ ONA full house of elegantly dressed patrons and opera lovers were held spellbound by a selection of the world's most memorable music.
READ ONThe National Nordic Museum examines the captivating stories of African American visual and performing artists who found refuge and creative freedom in the Nordic countries beginning in the 30s.
READ ONHere is a city guide to Seattle for landmarks of Nirvana for Cobain fans, offering an exploration of Seattle’s iconic landmarks that trace the steps of the band’s journey.
READ ONHedreen, 88, is gifting his entire collection, comprising more than 200 artworks and estimated to be worth about $300 million, to Seattle University.
READ ONSeveral museums, including the Seattle Art Museum, Woodland Park Zoo, and the Seattle Aquarium, are offering 50% discounts on admission to anyone who stays in a participating downtown hotel.
READ ONLily Gladstone, a graduate of Mountlake Terrace High School, is the first Native American nominee in the Oscar’s competitive (non-honorary) acting categories. She is nominated for best actress.
READ ONWhen it comes to the best cities for music lovers, Seattle strikes a chord like few others. It gives travelers a taste of its obsession with music the moment they arrive at Sea-Tac airport.
READ ONA trove of the artist’s works, collected by a former Microsoft executive, will be on exhibit and later donated to the Seattle Art Museum.
READ ONCelebrate Seattle’s vibrant music scene by booking a stay at a downtown Seattle hotel for November and get access to Cloudbreak, Seattle’s citywide live music festival for free.
READ ONAmerican Songwriter caught up with the Seattle-born rock group, who is also the debut artist featured in Visit Seattle’s new #MusicGenesis, to get a sense of the 2009-born band’s history.
READ ONPrepare for an enthralling blend of vibrant hues, warmth, illumination, and enthusiasm as Refract: The Seattle Glass Experience comes back to Seattle from October 12 to 15, 2023.
READ ONThe trolls are the brainchild of Danish environmental artist Thomas Dambo, part of his “Northwest Trolls: Way of the Bird King” exhibition and the culmination of his recent U.S. tour.
READ ONSeattle International Film Festival has acquired the historic Seattle movie theater at Fourth Avenue and Lenora Street from the estate of Microsoft co-founder, investor and philanthropist Paul Allen.
READ ONThe Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum will reopen at Paine Field in Everett on May 27, after a change of ownership and three years of closure triggered by the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
READ ONBumbershoot, Seattle’s much-loved music and arts festival, is returning for its 50th installment Sept. 2-3 across the Emerald City’s sprawling Seattle Center with new producers, programs and purpose.
READ ONJon Shirley, 84, and his wife, Kim Richter Shirley, are donating their entire collection of Calder artworks, estimated to be worth $200 million, to the Seattle Art Museum.
READ ONFLØÐ (Flood) is the newest installation by Sigur Rós lead singer and guitarist Jónsi (Jón Þór Birgisson), who designed the piece site-specifically for the National Nordic Museum, runs through July 30.
READ ONSeattle’s beloved Bumbershoot Festival will return on Labor Day weekend after a three-year hiatus and major changes involving its production and curation.
READ ONWhether you want to look at, buy or create glass art, here are 10 places that make Seattle the best place for it.
READ ONBusiness
For the first time since the start of the pandemic, downtown Seattle's weekday worker foot traffic in July topped 60% of the 2019 benchmark.
READ ONVisit Seattle has appointed veteran Seattle marketing executive Stephanie Byington as its new senior vice president and chief marketing officer.
READ ONSeveral smart cities in the U.S.A. are leading the way in innovation. Seattle has developed a Food Rescue Innovation Lab to find real-time information on excess food.
READ ONSeattle hotels just recorded the strongest first half to a year since 2019 — and corporate travelers may be to thank.
READ ONNewsweek has unveiled its readers' choice list of the top 10 small airports in the country, and Seattle Paine Field International Airport made the list.
READ ONIn a bid to highlight the “rich multicultural fabric” of Seattle, Visit Seattle has teamed up with Travel With Meaning (TWM) for a three-episode podcast series focused on intentional travel.
READ ONVisit Seattle welcomed LGBTQIA+ couples from all over the world for a vow renewal extravaganza on May 30 aboard one of Argosy's famed cruising ships, the Salish Explorer.
MoreVisit Seattle was recognized with a Smart Meetings Smart Star Award for the Best CVB/DMO category. Additional winners from the Seattle area include Seattle Convention Center and a number of hotels.
READ ONSeattle is one of the nation’s most LGBTQ-friendly places—just walk across any of the iconic rainbow crosswalks in Capitol Hill.
READ ONBusinesses in Seattle are fostering a culture of collaboration as they seek creative ways to serve their customers and communities.
READ ONFeaturing facts about Seattle’s hotel updates, sports scene, and fine dining options, this BizBash feature outlines elements of the city that make it an ideal destination for business trips.
READ ONAs turbulent waters calm, post-pandemic, meeting and event planners are once again eyeing major metro area venues.
READ ONThis thriving city has also emerged as a key destination for hosting business events.
READ ONIt’s a well-known fact that the meetings and events industry is dominated by women. Ask any meeting or event planner you know and they’re likely to mention how 80% of the industry is female.
READ ONEmerald City Comic Con 2024 arrives Thursday, much to the glee (and bustle) of downtown Seattle restaurants and shops.
READ ONA high altitude series of science experiments over the course of a few weeks in October tested different kinds of aviation fuels and studied the effects of contrails.
READ ONFrom June 11 to 17, the metro area led all U.S. markets in hotel occupancy, at 86.8%,. During that stretch, downtown hotels broke the city's single-day revenue record, surpassing $5 million.
READ ONCanavan interviewed for the job on March 8, 2022 — International Women’s Day. A few weeks later she officially got the job, making her the first woman to lead the city’s nonprofit tourism advocate.
READ ONIf you’re in the process of sourcing vendors in Seattle, consider these few of the many pioneering women in its tourism industry, whose services you can leverage for your next meeting or event.
READ ONVisit Seattle's President & CEO, Tammy Canavan, and SVP & Chief Sales Officer, Kelly Saling, are recognized as Smart Woman in Meetings Award Winners.
READ ON"In the DMO space, any women that are new to this business or industry will find that if you ask a veteran, we will always take your call," Blount-Canavan told USAE.
READ ONThe pandemic may have left some gaps in the urban fabric, but a neighborhood-by-neighborhood rundown of new restaurants and art events reveals that recovery is well underway.
READ ONFriday will be one of the busiest travel days at SeaTac International Airport (SEA), with 10% more passengers than last year, inching closer to pre-pandemic levels.
READ ONWhen planning began in 2015 for an expansion of the Washington State Convention Center, the assignment given to the project’s designers was to build the convention center of the future.
READ ONWeeks before the start of the Seattle-based cruise ship season, tourism leaders said their business is rebounding slowly.
READ ONFor the first time since the start of the pandemic, downtown Seattle's weekday worker foot traffic in July topped 60% of the 2019 benchmark.
READ ONVisit Seattle has appointed veteran Seattle marketing executive Stephanie Byington as its new senior vice president and chief marketing officer.
READ ONSeveral smart cities in the U.S.A. are leading the way in innovation. Seattle has developed a Food Rescue Innovation Lab to find real-time information on excess food.
READ ONSeattle hotels just recorded the strongest first half to a year since 2019 — and corporate travelers may be to thank.
READ ONNewsweek has unveiled its readers' choice list of the top 10 small airports in the country, and Seattle Paine Field International Airport made the list.
READ ONIn a bid to highlight the “rich multicultural fabric” of Seattle, Visit Seattle has teamed up with Travel With Meaning (TWM) for a three-episode podcast series focused on intentional travel.
READ ONVisit Seattle welcomed LGBTQIA+ couples from all over the world for a vow renewal extravaganza on May 30 aboard one of Argosy's famed cruising ships, the Salish Explorer.
MoreVisit Seattle was recognized with a Smart Meetings Smart Star Award for the Best CVB/DMO category. Additional winners from the Seattle area include Seattle Convention Center and a number of hotels.
READ ONSeattle is one of the nation’s most LGBTQ-friendly places—just walk across any of the iconic rainbow crosswalks in Capitol Hill.
READ ONBusinesses in Seattle are fostering a culture of collaboration as they seek creative ways to serve their customers and communities.
READ ONFeaturing facts about Seattle’s hotel updates, sports scene, and fine dining options, this BizBash feature outlines elements of the city that make it an ideal destination for business trips.
READ ONAs turbulent waters calm, post-pandemic, meeting and event planners are once again eyeing major metro area venues.
READ ONThis thriving city has also emerged as a key destination for hosting business events.
READ ONIt’s a well-known fact that the meetings and events industry is dominated by women. Ask any meeting or event planner you know and they’re likely to mention how 80% of the industry is female.
READ ONEmerald City Comic Con 2024 arrives Thursday, much to the glee (and bustle) of downtown Seattle restaurants and shops.
READ ONA high altitude series of science experiments over the course of a few weeks in October tested different kinds of aviation fuels and studied the effects of contrails.
READ ONFrom June 11 to 17, the metro area led all U.S. markets in hotel occupancy, at 86.8%,. During that stretch, downtown hotels broke the city's single-day revenue record, surpassing $5 million.
READ ONCanavan interviewed for the job on March 8, 2022 — International Women’s Day. A few weeks later she officially got the job, making her the first woman to lead the city’s nonprofit tourism advocate.
READ ONIf you’re in the process of sourcing vendors in Seattle, consider these few of the many pioneering women in its tourism industry, whose services you can leverage for your next meeting or event.
READ ONVisit Seattle's President & CEO, Tammy Canavan, and SVP & Chief Sales Officer, Kelly Saling, are recognized as Smart Woman in Meetings Award Winners.
READ ON"In the DMO space, any women that are new to this business or industry will find that if you ask a veteran, we will always take your call," Blount-Canavan told USAE.
READ ONThe pandemic may have left some gaps in the urban fabric, but a neighborhood-by-neighborhood rundown of new restaurants and art events reveals that recovery is well underway.
READ ONFriday will be one of the busiest travel days at SeaTac International Airport (SEA), with 10% more passengers than last year, inching closer to pre-pandemic levels.
READ ONWhen planning began in 2015 for an expansion of the Washington State Convention Center, the assignment given to the project’s designers was to build the convention center of the future.
READ ONWeeks before the start of the Seattle-based cruise ship season, tourism leaders said their business is rebounding slowly.
READ ONCommunity Spirit
For more than 30 years, FareStart has meant a new start for nearly 15,000 people working their way out of poverty.
READ ONThe Seattle restaurant industry has lost two notable chefs who used food for social good.
READ ONThe streets of Seattle are poised to burst with even more color and creativity, thanks to the Office of Arts & Culture’s Hope Corps Downtown Seattle Mural Project.
READ ONThe city is betting on murals as a way to revitalize Downtown spaces.
READ ONThe Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced a new partnership with the Squaxin Island Tribe to protect critical marine habitats.
READ ONThe first "Juneteenth: More Than a Day" event started with the reading of a proclamation from the Mountlake Terrace mayor.
READ ONThe Northwest African American Museum (NAAM) is a unique institution dedicated solely to preserving the legacy of African Americans in the Pacific Northwest.
READ ONSeattle features a wealth of organizations working to secure creative freedom for local jazz musicians of all ages.
READ ONEarthFest 2024 is one of many community events being organized to celebrate Earth Day. Here are some other local activities to celebrate the day as well as the arrival of spring.
READ ONMore than $8 million in grants are coming to tribal nations, cities and community groups throughout the state to plant urban trees.
READ ONSeattle’s diverse population has been spurred on by the growth of its Asian population, now accounting for about 18% of the city—and its Lunar New Year activities reflect that.
READ ONNearly two decades in the making, the King County Council approves historic $782 million Doors Open levy for access to science, heritage, and the arts in King County over the next seven years.
READ ONʔálʔal Café is a space where people can relax, catch up with tribal elders, and deepen community bonds. Since its open, the business is living up to its Lushootseed name, which means “home."
READ ONThe Seattle Seahawks announced $117,000 in grant funding to help launch girls’ flag football teams at 30 high schools across the region.
READ ONIn the poll, which surveyed approximately 500 people about their perceptions of safety in metropolitan areas, Seattle ranked in the top three major U.S. cities.
READ ONEspecially poignant this year after a three-year hiatus due to COVID, members of the mid-Columbia River tribes set off on an annual intertribal canoe journey to Seattle.
READ ONThe sheer quantity of events and the size of Seattle’s community also means there’s something for people of every stripe on the Progress Pride flag.
READ ONOn April 24, local officials and tribal leaders unveiled the new honorary street name of Dzidzilalich, which honors the long tribal history on the waterfront.
READ ONThis summer the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) launches the Spatial Justice through Street Art as its first project under Mayor Harrell’s exciting Many Hands Art Initiative.
READ ONThe loosely organized fundraiser started when Paul Osher of Rachel’s Bagels & Burritos in Ballard asked a few restaurants to join him in raising money to help with the earthquake relief effort.
READ ONPike Place Fish Market is known around the world for making fish fly -- a slippery trick that takes practice. But the power of this iconic landmark isn't in the throw, it's in the impact.
WATCHFor more than 30 years, FareStart has meant a new start for nearly 15,000 people working their way out of poverty.
READ ONThe Seattle restaurant industry has lost two notable chefs who used food for social good.
READ ONThe streets of Seattle are poised to burst with even more color and creativity, thanks to the Office of Arts & Culture’s Hope Corps Downtown Seattle Mural Project.
READ ONThe city is betting on murals as a way to revitalize Downtown spaces.
READ ONThe Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced a new partnership with the Squaxin Island Tribe to protect critical marine habitats.
READ ONThe first "Juneteenth: More Than a Day" event started with the reading of a proclamation from the Mountlake Terrace mayor.
READ ONThe Northwest African American Museum (NAAM) is a unique institution dedicated solely to preserving the legacy of African Americans in the Pacific Northwest.
READ ONSeattle features a wealth of organizations working to secure creative freedom for local jazz musicians of all ages.
READ ONEarthFest 2024 is one of many community events being organized to celebrate Earth Day. Here are some other local activities to celebrate the day as well as the arrival of spring.
READ ONMore than $8 million in grants are coming to tribal nations, cities and community groups throughout the state to plant urban trees.
READ ONSeattle’s diverse population has been spurred on by the growth of its Asian population, now accounting for about 18% of the city—and its Lunar New Year activities reflect that.
READ ONNearly two decades in the making, the King County Council approves historic $782 million Doors Open levy for access to science, heritage, and the arts in King County over the next seven years.
READ ONʔálʔal Café is a space where people can relax, catch up with tribal elders, and deepen community bonds. Since its open, the business is living up to its Lushootseed name, which means “home."
READ ONThe Seattle Seahawks announced $117,000 in grant funding to help launch girls’ flag football teams at 30 high schools across the region.
READ ONIn the poll, which surveyed approximately 500 people about their perceptions of safety in metropolitan areas, Seattle ranked in the top three major U.S. cities.
READ ONEspecially poignant this year after a three-year hiatus due to COVID, members of the mid-Columbia River tribes set off on an annual intertribal canoe journey to Seattle.
READ ONThe sheer quantity of events and the size of Seattle’s community also means there’s something for people of every stripe on the Progress Pride flag.
READ ONOn April 24, local officials and tribal leaders unveiled the new honorary street name of Dzidzilalich, which honors the long tribal history on the waterfront.
READ ONThis summer the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) launches the Spatial Justice through Street Art as its first project under Mayor Harrell’s exciting Many Hands Art Initiative.
READ ONThe loosely organized fundraiser started when Paul Osher of Rachel’s Bagels & Burritos in Ballard asked a few restaurants to join him in raising money to help with the earthquake relief effort.
READ ONPike Place Fish Market is known around the world for making fish fly -- a slippery trick that takes practice. But the power of this iconic landmark isn't in the throw, it's in the impact.
WATCHFeel-Good
The Seattle Aquarium’s new Ocean Pavilion, a bold, gymnastic design by the local firm LMN Architects, is already accelerating the thaw.
READ ONWith its fresh food and abundance of nature, it’s no wonder the aptly-named Emerald City was named the third healthiest city in the country this year.
READ ONIt’s always a little harrowing attempting a solo trip with a kid, but both Portland and Seattle are so easy to navigate and friendly to visitors that I was quickly put at ease.
READ ONAccording to a report sponsored by RVshare, a company that facilitates RV rentals, Seattle is the most outdoor-friendly large city in the U.S. followed by Denver and Grand Rapids.
READ ONSunshine in Seattle means more people out and about. Data from the Downtown Seattle Association (DSA) confirmed visitors are coming back to downtown, filling the streets at levels close to 2019.
READ ONWe've collected some of the best destinations around the world for women to travel on their own.
READ ONWhile San Francisco is often considered the gay capital of the United States, Seattle definitely has a claim to the title. Seattle is very queer-friendly.
READ ONThree tastemakers—in fashion, farming, and at an aquarium—share how Seattle’s sustainability credentials are shaping it. Plus, how to explore the city as a local.
READ ONThe Port of Seattle will require all cruise ships homeporting there to plug into shore power in 2027. The port says it is the first in the U.S. to require ships to use shore power.
READ ONAt low tide, Ms. Tomky said, the Seattle's Carkeek Park “just goes out for ages,” exposing tide pools filled with starfish, sea snails, anemones and “many, many crabs."
READ ONOverlooking the Elliott Bay waterfront, Pike Place Market is one of the oldest continuously operated public markets in the United States.
READ ONFor its 50th anniversary, Seattle Pride has picked two sports and LGBTQ+ icons — Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoe — as this year’s grand marshals.
READ ONSeattle is not far behind San Jose, San Francisco and New York in limiting greenhouse gas emissions from local transportation, according to a recent report.
READ ONSeattle is the most dog-friendly city, according to a new analysis.
READ ONWe’ve rounded up some of our favorite ways to enjoy the city without spending a dime, from free sailboat rides to local walking tours and more.
READ ONWhat to look for in a solo-friendly US city? A compact city center or several small, walkable neighborhoods add atmosphere and enable you to explore on foot.
READ ONThere’s no better way to get to know a city than by ambling down winding roads and cobblestone streets. Seattle ranks in the top five most walkable U.S. cities.
READ ONSeattle’s Ravenna Park is one of the brightest spot in town, displaying Seattle’s version of Candy Cane Lane and still the top Christmas stop for every family in the city, twinkling away since 1949.
READ ONClimate Pledge Arena became the first arena in the world to achieve status as a net zero carbon facility, certified by the International Living Future Institute (ILFI).
READ ONVisit Seattle brought its traveling “rain booth” to Huntington Beach, providing visitors with a fun photo opportunity and the ability to feel something all too rare in Southern California.
READ ONBuilt for the 1962 World’s Fair, the Edgewater is the only over-water hotel in Seattle. Channeling its rock-and-roll past (the Beatles and Nirvana stayed here), along with amazing views of Elliot Bay.
READ ONSeattle has 11 off-leash parks within city limits. These include Magnuson, the only one inside city limits with access to a freshwater beach.
READ ONLast year, Convene explored how Climate Pledge Arena sets the tone for how venues are evolving toward a more sustainable future.
READ ONThere's something in the air in Seattle. And while at first sniff you might assume that it's coffee, nose a little harder and you'll notice that Seattle doesn't run on caffeine, it runs on innovation.
READ ONThe Seattle Aquarium’s new Ocean Pavilion, a bold, gymnastic design by the local firm LMN Architects, is already accelerating the thaw.
READ ONWith its fresh food and abundance of nature, it’s no wonder the aptly-named Emerald City was named the third healthiest city in the country this year.
READ ONIt’s always a little harrowing attempting a solo trip with a kid, but both Portland and Seattle are so easy to navigate and friendly to visitors that I was quickly put at ease.
READ ONAccording to a report sponsored by RVshare, a company that facilitates RV rentals, Seattle is the most outdoor-friendly large city in the U.S. followed by Denver and Grand Rapids.
READ ONSunshine in Seattle means more people out and about. Data from the Downtown Seattle Association (DSA) confirmed visitors are coming back to downtown, filling the streets at levels close to 2019.
READ ONWe've collected some of the best destinations around the world for women to travel on their own.
READ ONWhile San Francisco is often considered the gay capital of the United States, Seattle definitely has a claim to the title. Seattle is very queer-friendly.
READ ONThree tastemakers—in fashion, farming, and at an aquarium—share how Seattle’s sustainability credentials are shaping it. Plus, how to explore the city as a local.
READ ONThe Port of Seattle will require all cruise ships homeporting there to plug into shore power in 2027. The port says it is the first in the U.S. to require ships to use shore power.
READ ONAt low tide, Ms. Tomky said, the Seattle's Carkeek Park “just goes out for ages,” exposing tide pools filled with starfish, sea snails, anemones and “many, many crabs."
READ ONOverlooking the Elliott Bay waterfront, Pike Place Market is one of the oldest continuously operated public markets in the United States.
READ ONFor its 50th anniversary, Seattle Pride has picked two sports and LGBTQ+ icons — Sue Bird and Megan Rapinoe — as this year’s grand marshals.
READ ONSeattle is not far behind San Jose, San Francisco and New York in limiting greenhouse gas emissions from local transportation, according to a recent report.
READ ONSeattle is the most dog-friendly city, according to a new analysis.
READ ONWe’ve rounded up some of our favorite ways to enjoy the city without spending a dime, from free sailboat rides to local walking tours and more.
READ ONWhat to look for in a solo-friendly US city? A compact city center or several small, walkable neighborhoods add atmosphere and enable you to explore on foot.
READ ONThere’s no better way to get to know a city than by ambling down winding roads and cobblestone streets. Seattle ranks in the top five most walkable U.S. cities.
READ ONSeattle’s Ravenna Park is one of the brightest spot in town, displaying Seattle’s version of Candy Cane Lane and still the top Christmas stop for every family in the city, twinkling away since 1949.
READ ONClimate Pledge Arena became the first arena in the world to achieve status as a net zero carbon facility, certified by the International Living Future Institute (ILFI).
READ ONVisit Seattle brought its traveling “rain booth” to Huntington Beach, providing visitors with a fun photo opportunity and the ability to feel something all too rare in Southern California.
READ ONBuilt for the 1962 World’s Fair, the Edgewater is the only over-water hotel in Seattle. Channeling its rock-and-roll past (the Beatles and Nirvana stayed here), along with amazing views of Elliot Bay.
READ ONSeattle has 11 off-leash parks within city limits. These include Magnuson, the only one inside city limits with access to a freshwater beach.
READ ONLast year, Convene explored how Climate Pledge Arena sets the tone for how venues are evolving toward a more sustainable future.
READ ONThere's something in the air in Seattle. And while at first sniff you might assume that it's coffee, nose a little harder and you'll notice that Seattle doesn't run on caffeine, it runs on innovation.
READ ONFood & Drink
This beautiful city remains one of the country’s best and most consistent food destinations.
READ ONRazzi’s Pizzeria in Seattle has a special menu for its gluten-free diners, with safe versions of appetizers, sandwiches, soups, salads, pastas, pizzas, and calzones.
READ ONThirsty? Pick your poison. Seattle has always had great bars, but over the last two decades I’ve spent going out here, I’ve seen it transform into a transcendent bar destination.
READ ONSeattle and Portland are the main hubs for fresh hop beer production.
Seattle, Washington, is a destination that foodies and outdoor explorers will love. Foodies will delight in Seattle’s Asian fusion cuisine, fresh seafood, and, of course, coffee.
READ ONIf your Alaska cruise begins or ends in Seattle, you're sure to eat well. The city's vibrant culinary scene will not disappoint thanks to a bounty of incredible ingredients.
READ ONSeattle has just the right amount of funk and culture that contribute to its amazing food. These Unique Seattle Restaurants will not only thrill your taste buds but I’ve also chosen them to get you
READ ONHow we ever lived without the Seattle bar blending imported teas with the eye-watering Chinese liquor baijiu, I’m not sure.
READ ONSeattle is the place to be during Pride Month. Listed as one of the safest and friendliest cities for LGBTQIA+ people, Seattle has great events and places to support this Pride, including eats.
READ ONAfter six years of roaming around the country in an RV, I suddenly find myself back in my old neighborhood. These meals helped convince me that Seattle was where I wanted to be.
READ ONSeattle's Bar Bayonne: From the same fine folks who brought you the beloved bistro L’Oursin in Seattle’s Central District comes its younger sibling, Bar Bayonne, conveniently located next door.
READ ONBehind Seattle's popular culture, there’s a host of innovative and community-minded food and drink businesses, finds Rosalind Erskine.
READ ONFor those seeking a low- or non-alcoholic experience without sacrificing fun or indulgence, Seattle, Washington, is a must-visit destination, with The Pathfinder Hemp and Root leading the movement.
READ ONOn Whidbey Island near Seattle, chef Vincent Nattress has a well-deserved reputation for making diners happy at his Orchard Kitchen.
READ ONWith two locations in Pike Place Market and Pacific Place Center, Pike Place Chowder has put Seattle on the map for clam chowder lovers.
READ ONA unique bounty of fresh ingredients, from produce to seafood, and a diverse population make Seattle the best city in the United States to eat your heart out.
READ ONAisha Ibrahim, a member of the latest class of Food & Wine's Best New Chefs, shares her favorite spots to grab a bite in Seattle.
READ ONKnown as the birthplace of grunge, Starbucks, and the beloved Space Needle, Seattle is one of America’s most underrated cities.
READ ONSeattle chefs combine creativity with the impressive bounty of local seafood, produce, and craft beverages.
READ ONThe limited release of the Garryana single malt from Westland Distillery in Sodo has been named the third best whiskey in the world by respected Whisky Advocate magazine.
READ ONTaste Washington named one of the best American wine festivals by wine professionals, to which they return year after year.
READ ONHamdi in Seattle, a pop-up turned restaurant by a couple of Singlethread alums—Katrina Schult and Berk Guldal are re-creating their version of glorious Adana kebab using hand-cut lamb belly.
READ ONThis sprawling city surrounded by natural beauty also has a remarkable food-and-beverage scene, thanks in part to a bounty of local ingredients, including apples, onions, barley, shellfish and more.
READ ON50 Best TasteHunter Cheryl Tiu rounds up 11 culinary experiences from across the world that are elevating vegetarian and plant-based dining to new levels.
READ ONStellar Pacific Northwest seafood, an irreverent Japanese gastro pub and a steakhouse like no other are among our favorites.
READ ONBon Appétit has named Bainbridge Island seafood restaurant Seabird as one of its 24 best new restaurants for 2023. Calling chef Brendan McGill’s restaurant a “fairy-tale cabin in the forest.”
READ ONChef Aisha Ibrahim became the seventh executive chef at Seattle Canlis in the restaurant’s 73-year history. She is the first woman to hold the position.
READ ONSeattle, Washington, is a melting pot of cultures represented in the city’s incredible restaurants. Puget Sound and the Pacific Coast bounty allow chefs to highlight their region’s finest seafood.
READ ONThe old-school late-night spot is returning as downtown comes back from the pandemic. Three years later, the Palace Kitchen is finally reopening and will have its first night of service April 22.
READ ONAlder & Ash, operating by the Apicii group, is set to open sometime in late May located in the Sheraton Grand, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
READ ONFive Seattle restaurants and a bar have made the cut for the prestigious James Beard Awards, considered the Oscars of the culinary industry. The winners will be announced on June 5.
READ ONNo shade to Seattle’s many marvelous breakfast (and biscuit) spots, but brunch is a different state of mind. THERE ARE HUNDREDS of brunch spots in this town. Many are very good. Great, even.
READ ONIf you tried to keep track of every brand new restaurant in Seattle, your head might spin. So just read this list instead. Go forth and be a pioneer.
READ ONThe Bite of Seattle returns to Seattle Center July 21-23. The foodie festival, now called the Cheq Bite of Seattle, expects about 150 vendors, focusing on local foods.
READ ONTen Seattle chefs and restaurants have been named semifinalists for prestigious James Beard awards, considered the Oscars of the culinary industry.
READ ONThis beautiful city remains one of the country’s best and most consistent food destinations.
READ ONRazzi’s Pizzeria in Seattle has a special menu for its gluten-free diners, with safe versions of appetizers, sandwiches, soups, salads, pastas, pizzas, and calzones.
READ ONThirsty? Pick your poison. Seattle has always had great bars, but over the last two decades I’ve spent going out here, I’ve seen it transform into a transcendent bar destination.
READ ONSeattle and Portland are the main hubs for fresh hop beer production.
Seattle, Washington, is a destination that foodies and outdoor explorers will love. Foodies will delight in Seattle’s Asian fusion cuisine, fresh seafood, and, of course, coffee.
READ ONIf your Alaska cruise begins or ends in Seattle, you're sure to eat well. The city's vibrant culinary scene will not disappoint thanks to a bounty of incredible ingredients.
READ ONSeattle has just the right amount of funk and culture that contribute to its amazing food. These Unique Seattle Restaurants will not only thrill your taste buds but I’ve also chosen them to get you
READ ONHow we ever lived without the Seattle bar blending imported teas with the eye-watering Chinese liquor baijiu, I’m not sure.
READ ONSeattle is the place to be during Pride Month. Listed as one of the safest and friendliest cities for LGBTQIA+ people, Seattle has great events and places to support this Pride, including eats.
READ ONAfter six years of roaming around the country in an RV, I suddenly find myself back in my old neighborhood. These meals helped convince me that Seattle was where I wanted to be.
READ ONSeattle's Bar Bayonne: From the same fine folks who brought you the beloved bistro L’Oursin in Seattle’s Central District comes its younger sibling, Bar Bayonne, conveniently located next door.
READ ONBehind Seattle's popular culture, there’s a host of innovative and community-minded food and drink businesses, finds Rosalind Erskine.
READ ONFor those seeking a low- or non-alcoholic experience without sacrificing fun or indulgence, Seattle, Washington, is a must-visit destination, with The Pathfinder Hemp and Root leading the movement.
READ ONOn Whidbey Island near Seattle, chef Vincent Nattress has a well-deserved reputation for making diners happy at his Orchard Kitchen.
READ ONWith two locations in Pike Place Market and Pacific Place Center, Pike Place Chowder has put Seattle on the map for clam chowder lovers.
READ ONA unique bounty of fresh ingredients, from produce to seafood, and a diverse population make Seattle the best city in the United States to eat your heart out.
READ ONAisha Ibrahim, a member of the latest class of Food & Wine's Best New Chefs, shares her favorite spots to grab a bite in Seattle.
READ ONKnown as the birthplace of grunge, Starbucks, and the beloved Space Needle, Seattle is one of America’s most underrated cities.
READ ONSeattle chefs combine creativity with the impressive bounty of local seafood, produce, and craft beverages.
READ ONThe limited release of the Garryana single malt from Westland Distillery in Sodo has been named the third best whiskey in the world by respected Whisky Advocate magazine.
READ ONTaste Washington named one of the best American wine festivals by wine professionals, to which they return year after year.
READ ONHamdi in Seattle, a pop-up turned restaurant by a couple of Singlethread alums—Katrina Schult and Berk Guldal are re-creating their version of glorious Adana kebab using hand-cut lamb belly.
READ ONThis sprawling city surrounded by natural beauty also has a remarkable food-and-beverage scene, thanks in part to a bounty of local ingredients, including apples, onions, barley, shellfish and more.
READ ON50 Best TasteHunter Cheryl Tiu rounds up 11 culinary experiences from across the world that are elevating vegetarian and plant-based dining to new levels.
READ ONStellar Pacific Northwest seafood, an irreverent Japanese gastro pub and a steakhouse like no other are among our favorites.
READ ONBon Appétit has named Bainbridge Island seafood restaurant Seabird as one of its 24 best new restaurants for 2023. Calling chef Brendan McGill’s restaurant a “fairy-tale cabin in the forest.”
READ ONChef Aisha Ibrahim became the seventh executive chef at Seattle Canlis in the restaurant’s 73-year history. She is the first woman to hold the position.
READ ONSeattle, Washington, is a melting pot of cultures represented in the city’s incredible restaurants. Puget Sound and the Pacific Coast bounty allow chefs to highlight their region’s finest seafood.
READ ONThe old-school late-night spot is returning as downtown comes back from the pandemic. Three years later, the Palace Kitchen is finally reopening and will have its first night of service April 22.
READ ONAlder & Ash, operating by the Apicii group, is set to open sometime in late May located in the Sheraton Grand, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
READ ONFive Seattle restaurants and a bar have made the cut for the prestigious James Beard Awards, considered the Oscars of the culinary industry. The winners will be announced on June 5.
READ ONNo shade to Seattle’s many marvelous breakfast (and biscuit) spots, but brunch is a different state of mind. THERE ARE HUNDREDS of brunch spots in this town. Many are very good. Great, even.
READ ONIf you tried to keep track of every brand new restaurant in Seattle, your head might spin. So just read this list instead. Go forth and be a pioneer.
READ ONThe Bite of Seattle returns to Seattle Center July 21-23. The foodie festival, now called the Cheq Bite of Seattle, expects about 150 vendors, focusing on local foods.
READ ONTen Seattle chefs and restaurants have been named semifinalists for prestigious James Beard awards, considered the Oscars of the culinary industry.
READ ONINCLUSIVE CITY
Spring is the time to visit Seattle Chinatown, where cherry blossom trees bloom brilliantly on Kobe Terrace. Next, tea at the historic Panama Hotel and House is a must-do.
READ ONDrinks were mixed to perfection, big city wows were everywhere, and everything we did and saw – even as tourists – felt queer friendly.
READ ONThe Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is piloting several ‘Tactile Walking Surface Indicator’ markers that will help community members with vision disabilities.
READ ONIn Seattle, 56 couples from across the U.S. celebrated Pride Month by renewing their vows.
READ ONBenDeLaCreme was on hand earlier this summer to emcee a Love For All Boat special sailing to commemorate 50 years of Pride in the Emerald City.
READ ONSeattle’s 2024 Pride theme—“Now!”—is multilayered in its meaning, nodding to the past as well as to today.
READ ONLGBTQIA+ couples traveled to Seattle to set a new world record during Pride month, with 56 renewing their vows on May 30, according to recordsetter.com.
READ ONSeattle, Washington, marks a significant milestone in 2024: the 50th anniversary of LGBTQ+ Pride.
READ ONNearly 40 years since it opened, this Seattle bar has weathered the storms to nurture community decade after decade.
READ ONVisit Seattle is getting ready to celebrate the 12th anniversary of marriage equality and kick off Seattle's 50th Pride season with a romantic Queer cruise across the Puget Sound.
READ ONFrom experiencing the power of love through art to learning the science behind the perfect wine pairings, DETOUR can confirm: yes, there are Black people in Seattle.
READ ONAhead of Seattle’s 50th anniversary of Pride, Visit Seattle, the destination marketing organization for Seattle and King County is proudly welcoming LGBTQIA+ couples from all over.
READ ONSeattle Pride will be the last weekend of June and will also be celebrating its 50th anniversary.
READ ONSeattle, known for its vibrant culture and diverse communities, gears up to honor Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (AA&NH/PI) Heritage Month throughout May.
READ ONAhead of Seattle's 50th Anniversary of Pride, Visit Seattle is proudly welcoming LGBTQIA+ couples from all over to make a splash with their love thorough a uniquely Seattle vow renewal experience.
READ ONSeattle celebrates the LGBTQIA+ community year-round, and on May 30, 2024, the Emerald City welcomes couples to celebrate their love with a vow renewal ceremony on board the Love For All Boat.
READ ONWhat kind of people are visiting the Evergreen State and its cities? Who feels that they can do so safely? What draws them to the region?
READ ONOn the heels of Seattle’s 50th anniversary of Pride, Seattle is proudly welcoming LGBTQIA+ couples from all over to make a splash with their love through a uniquely Seattle vow renewal experience.
READ ONThe Northwest African American Museum (NAAM) is a cultural institution dedicated to preserving the links between the Pacific Northwest and African American history, art, and culture.
READ ONThe essence of Seattle’s history, current landscape, and future trajectory are intricately intertwined with the remarkable women who inhabit the city.
READ ONIf you’ve visited some of the latest and greatest Seattle-area playgrounds recently, you’ve probably noticed the move toward more accessible play areas.
READ ONThe Northwest African American Museum excels at showcasing the often underrepresented Black History of the West Coast. Exhibits and artifacts take visitors through the history of Seattle.
READ ONSeattle has a SEA for SHE campaign empowering women to build a community that cultivates growth and strength. It’s proud to be an inclusive city and showcases the women who are making a difference.
READ ONFor LGBTQ+ couples, Seattle is a great city to visit for a long weekend. One of the most beautiful coastal cities on the West Coast, a city with a mix of different rich cultures.
READ ONCapitol Hill is known as Seattle’s gayborhood, though also a great deal of straight bars on the hill too, the queer bars are known to be the most prominent and it is the epicenter of pride each year.
READ ONA replica of an ancient Polynesian canoe, called Hōkūleʻa, using traditional ways of traveling the ocean that have been passed down for millenia, is on it’s multiyear journey around the Pacific Ocean.
READ ONThe Seattle area may not, initially, be associated with Black history, culture and influence. However, the first known presence of Black people in Washington state dates back to 1845.
READ ONSeattle's central neighborhood Capitol Hill is still home to favorite LGBTIQ+ haunts including CCs, the Cuff and, of course, the Wildrose—Seattle’s go-to lesbian bar for the past 38 years.
READ ONIn the exhibit “Tactile Vision,” curated by Jim Ballard specifically for people who are blind or have low vision, visitors are encouraged to touch the art.
READ ONFrom Wing Luke Museum in Seattle to a jeepney tour in L.A.’s Historic Filipinotown, here’s how to make the most out of APAHM this year.
READ ONIntentionalist, an online small business directory on a mission to guide people toward conscious consumerism. Now, five years later, travelers and community members can easily access recommendations.
READ ONThough there may be special events in February, these destinations across the country are excellent places to learn more about Black history and the legendary trailblazers who have shaped Black...
READ ONWhether you’re in the mood to watch a new movie, see twinkling lights or escape the responsibility of cooking an entire feast for your family, there’s a little something for everyone in Seattle.
READ ONSpring is the time to visit Seattle Chinatown, where cherry blossom trees bloom brilliantly on Kobe Terrace. Next, tea at the historic Panama Hotel and House is a must-do.
READ ONDrinks were mixed to perfection, big city wows were everywhere, and everything we did and saw – even as tourists – felt queer friendly.
READ ONThe Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is piloting several ‘Tactile Walking Surface Indicator’ markers that will help community members with vision disabilities.
READ ONIn Seattle, 56 couples from across the U.S. celebrated Pride Month by renewing their vows.
READ ONBenDeLaCreme was on hand earlier this summer to emcee a Love For All Boat special sailing to commemorate 50 years of Pride in the Emerald City.
READ ONSeattle’s 2024 Pride theme—“Now!”—is multilayered in its meaning, nodding to the past as well as to today.
READ ONLGBTQIA+ couples traveled to Seattle to set a new world record during Pride month, with 56 renewing their vows on May 30, according to recordsetter.com.
READ ONSeattle, Washington, marks a significant milestone in 2024: the 50th anniversary of LGBTQ+ Pride.
READ ONNearly 40 years since it opened, this Seattle bar has weathered the storms to nurture community decade after decade.
READ ONVisit Seattle is getting ready to celebrate the 12th anniversary of marriage equality and kick off Seattle's 50th Pride season with a romantic Queer cruise across the Puget Sound.
READ ONFrom experiencing the power of love through art to learning the science behind the perfect wine pairings, DETOUR can confirm: yes, there are Black people in Seattle.
READ ONAhead of Seattle’s 50th anniversary of Pride, Visit Seattle, the destination marketing organization for Seattle and King County is proudly welcoming LGBTQIA+ couples from all over.
READ ONSeattle Pride will be the last weekend of June and will also be celebrating its 50th anniversary.
READ ONSeattle, known for its vibrant culture and diverse communities, gears up to honor Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (AA&NH/PI) Heritage Month throughout May.
READ ONAhead of Seattle's 50th Anniversary of Pride, Visit Seattle is proudly welcoming LGBTQIA+ couples from all over to make a splash with their love thorough a uniquely Seattle vow renewal experience.
READ ONSeattle celebrates the LGBTQIA+ community year-round, and on May 30, 2024, the Emerald City welcomes couples to celebrate their love with a vow renewal ceremony on board the Love For All Boat.
READ ONWhat kind of people are visiting the Evergreen State and its cities? Who feels that they can do so safely? What draws them to the region?
READ ONOn the heels of Seattle’s 50th anniversary of Pride, Seattle is proudly welcoming LGBTQIA+ couples from all over to make a splash with their love through a uniquely Seattle vow renewal experience.
READ ONThe Northwest African American Museum (NAAM) is a cultural institution dedicated to preserving the links between the Pacific Northwest and African American history, art, and culture.
READ ONThe essence of Seattle’s history, current landscape, and future trajectory are intricately intertwined with the remarkable women who inhabit the city.
READ ONIf you’ve visited some of the latest and greatest Seattle-area playgrounds recently, you’ve probably noticed the move toward more accessible play areas.
READ ONThe Northwest African American Museum excels at showcasing the often underrepresented Black History of the West Coast. Exhibits and artifacts take visitors through the history of Seattle.
READ ONSeattle has a SEA for SHE campaign empowering women to build a community that cultivates growth and strength. It’s proud to be an inclusive city and showcases the women who are making a difference.
READ ONFor LGBTQ+ couples, Seattle is a great city to visit for a long weekend. One of the most beautiful coastal cities on the West Coast, a city with a mix of different rich cultures.
READ ONCapitol Hill is known as Seattle’s gayborhood, though also a great deal of straight bars on the hill too, the queer bars are known to be the most prominent and it is the epicenter of pride each year.
READ ONA replica of an ancient Polynesian canoe, called Hōkūleʻa, using traditional ways of traveling the ocean that have been passed down for millenia, is on it’s multiyear journey around the Pacific Ocean.
READ ONThe Seattle area may not, initially, be associated with Black history, culture and influence. However, the first known presence of Black people in Washington state dates back to 1845.
READ ONSeattle's central neighborhood Capitol Hill is still home to favorite LGBTIQ+ haunts including CCs, the Cuff and, of course, the Wildrose—Seattle’s go-to lesbian bar for the past 38 years.
READ ONIn the exhibit “Tactile Vision,” curated by Jim Ballard specifically for people who are blind or have low vision, visitors are encouraged to touch the art.
READ ONFrom Wing Luke Museum in Seattle to a jeepney tour in L.A.’s Historic Filipinotown, here’s how to make the most out of APAHM this year.
READ ONIntentionalist, an online small business directory on a mission to guide people toward conscious consumerism. Now, five years later, travelers and community members can easily access recommendations.
READ ONThough there may be special events in February, these destinations across the country are excellent places to learn more about Black history and the legendary trailblazers who have shaped Black...
READ ONWhether you’re in the mood to watch a new movie, see twinkling lights or escape the responsibility of cooking an entire feast for your family, there’s a little something for everyone in Seattle.
READ ONMeetings
Here’s how I experienced 24 hours of “bleisure” in Seattle while attending CEMA Summit.
READ ONThe 2024 conference at Seattle Convention Center was heralded as a return to almost completely in-person, with the ARVO Foundation Gala at the new Seattle Convention Center Summit Building ballroom.
READ ONHere's a closer look at Seattle's newest eateries, drinking spots, hotels, conference areas, private rooms, and other spaces available for events this summer.
READ ONKris La Fata, director of destination and convention services at Visit Seattle in Washington, notes that costs easily can be shared with successful planning.
READ ONSeattle Convention Center has won North America’s Leading Meetings & Conference Centre by the World Travel Awards.
READ ONI was lucky enough to spend a few days back in Seattle for Northwest Events Show at Seattle Convention Center’s exciting addition, the Summit building, a year after it opened.
READ ONTo mark the 50th anniversary of Seattle’s first Pride celebration, Visit Seattle teamed up with its agency partner Copacino Fujikado to present a “sea-worthy” celebration of love.
READ ONSeattle has a flourishing meetings and events landscape marked by LEED-certified hotels teeming with eco-friendly initiatives and local produce-forward culinary experiences.
READ ONMoving guests from one room to another can be an unexpected place for some surprise-and-delight moments.
READ ONIn early January, the convention center announced its newer Summit building earned LEED Platinum certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.
READ ONWhen developing the initial vision for the Seattle Convention Center (SCC) addition, the convention centner's board of directors gave the building architects two prevailing deign principles.
READ ONSeattle is fast becoming a favorite destination for its innovative meeting options.
READ ONBilled as "the nation’s largest single-region wine and food festival," Taste Washington is a 10-day fete held in mid-March.
READ ONSeattle Convention Center is recognized as Best Convention Center in BizBash's 11th Annual Event Experience Awards.
READ ONThe drive for sustainable destinations pushes on in 2024 despite higher costs and tighter budgets.
READ ONPCMA CEO Sherrif Karamat took on Visit Indy President & CEO Leonard Hoops at a pickleball match hosted by Visit Seattle.
READ ONThere are only two U.S. convention centers that currently hold the highest level of LEED certification. One is Seattle Convention Center's Summit building.
READ ONSummit becomes one of the very few convention centers in North America to achieve this designation.
READ ONNovember is Native American Heritage Month. Several tribe members represent their cultures as artists and entrepreneurs throughout Washington state.
READ ONThe Summit building addition to the Seattle Convention Center is one of those game-changing developments that catapults a destination into a rarefied upper range of citywide clients, and more.
READ ONLocated on Page 39, the piece focuses on innovative West Coast DMOs, quotes that touches on SCC, Seattle's lift and transportation, as well as Seattle's integration of Threshold 360's 3D tours.
READ ONSeattle's activation at IMEX stole the show, featuring Seattle's top attractions as masterpieces and an auditory journey through the city’s vibrant soundscape, with headphones connecting to posters.
READ ONVisit Seattle and the Seattle Convention Center have both been recognized as winners of the 2023 Meetings Today Best Of Awards.
READ ONIn a Wall Street Journal ranking of 30 centers, the Seattle Convention Centers ranked among the top 10 best convention centers in the United States.
READ ONHere's a closer look at Seattle’s newest eateries, drinking spots, hotels, conference areas, private rooms, and other spaces available for events this spring.
READ ONU.S. convention centers - such as Seattle Convention Center - have been renovating, expanding and finding new ways to meet evolving demand.
READ ONVisit Seattle has continued to hire street performers to enliven the city streets around the convention center and downtown hotels.
READ ONDuring its four-day run, roughly 9,000 visitors (most of whom traveled from out of state) fanned out over the brand-new convention center and the city.
READ ONThe annual Association of Writers and Writing Programs conference may sound dry. But authors refer to it as Woodstock for wordsmiths. It’s the biggest such gathering of its kind in the U.S.
READ ONThe new $2 billion Seattle Convention Center addition, Summit had its grand opening on January 25, 2023. And “grand” doesn’t do this stunner justice.
READ ONSeattle Convention Center's new Summit building incorporates technology for sustainability. Summit's waste dehydrators convert waste into fertilizer to be used by the Center or sold.
READ ONSeattle may now have the world’s most unconventional convention center. Most convention center are sprawling behemoths. This one in downtown Seattle is a vertical gem.
The $2 billion expansion is North America’s first high-rise convention center. Expanding Seattle’s central meeting space is also an investment in the city’s downtown core.
READ ONGeekWire was on the ground for the ribbon cutting ceremony of Seattle Convention Center’s Summit building. The sparkling new addition is a $2 billion statement piece in the downtown Seattle landscape.
READ ONOne of the largest and most expensive projects in the city’s history brings Northwest Indigenous works to the fore.
READ ONWhen meeting planners choose Seattle, attendees are in close proximity to countless restaurants, venues, and retail stores, all walkable in downtown Seattle.
READ ONHere’s how I experienced 24 hours of “bleisure” in Seattle while attending CEMA Summit.
READ ONThe 2024 conference at Seattle Convention Center was heralded as a return to almost completely in-person, with the ARVO Foundation Gala at the new Seattle Convention Center Summit Building ballroom.
READ ONHere's a closer look at Seattle's newest eateries, drinking spots, hotels, conference areas, private rooms, and other spaces available for events this summer.
READ ONKris La Fata, director of destination and convention services at Visit Seattle in Washington, notes that costs easily can be shared with successful planning.
READ ONSeattle Convention Center has won North America’s Leading Meetings & Conference Centre by the World Travel Awards.
READ ONI was lucky enough to spend a few days back in Seattle for Northwest Events Show at Seattle Convention Center’s exciting addition, the Summit building, a year after it opened.
READ ONTo mark the 50th anniversary of Seattle’s first Pride celebration, Visit Seattle teamed up with its agency partner Copacino Fujikado to present a “sea-worthy” celebration of love.
READ ONSeattle has a flourishing meetings and events landscape marked by LEED-certified hotels teeming with eco-friendly initiatives and local produce-forward culinary experiences.
READ ONMoving guests from one room to another can be an unexpected place for some surprise-and-delight moments.
READ ONIn early January, the convention center announced its newer Summit building earned LEED Platinum certification from the U.S. Green Building Council.
READ ONWhen developing the initial vision for the Seattle Convention Center (SCC) addition, the convention centner's board of directors gave the building architects two prevailing deign principles.
READ ONSeattle is fast becoming a favorite destination for its innovative meeting options.
READ ONBilled as "the nation’s largest single-region wine and food festival," Taste Washington is a 10-day fete held in mid-March.
READ ONSeattle Convention Center is recognized as Best Convention Center in BizBash's 11th Annual Event Experience Awards.
READ ONThe drive for sustainable destinations pushes on in 2024 despite higher costs and tighter budgets.
READ ONPCMA CEO Sherrif Karamat took on Visit Indy President & CEO Leonard Hoops at a pickleball match hosted by Visit Seattle.
READ ONThere are only two U.S. convention centers that currently hold the highest level of LEED certification. One is Seattle Convention Center's Summit building.
READ ONSummit becomes one of the very few convention centers in North America to achieve this designation.
READ ONNovember is Native American Heritage Month. Several tribe members represent their cultures as artists and entrepreneurs throughout Washington state.
READ ONThe Summit building addition to the Seattle Convention Center is one of those game-changing developments that catapults a destination into a rarefied upper range of citywide clients, and more.
READ ONLocated on Page 39, the piece focuses on innovative West Coast DMOs, quotes that touches on SCC, Seattle's lift and transportation, as well as Seattle's integration of Threshold 360's 3D tours.
READ ONSeattle's activation at IMEX stole the show, featuring Seattle's top attractions as masterpieces and an auditory journey through the city’s vibrant soundscape, with headphones connecting to posters.
READ ONVisit Seattle and the Seattle Convention Center have both been recognized as winners of the 2023 Meetings Today Best Of Awards.
READ ONIn a Wall Street Journal ranking of 30 centers, the Seattle Convention Centers ranked among the top 10 best convention centers in the United States.
READ ONHere's a closer look at Seattle’s newest eateries, drinking spots, hotels, conference areas, private rooms, and other spaces available for events this spring.
READ ONU.S. convention centers - such as Seattle Convention Center - have been renovating, expanding and finding new ways to meet evolving demand.
READ ONVisit Seattle has continued to hire street performers to enliven the city streets around the convention center and downtown hotels.
READ ONDuring its four-day run, roughly 9,000 visitors (most of whom traveled from out of state) fanned out over the brand-new convention center and the city.
READ ONThe annual Association of Writers and Writing Programs conference may sound dry. But authors refer to it as Woodstock for wordsmiths. It’s the biggest such gathering of its kind in the U.S.
READ ONThe new $2 billion Seattle Convention Center addition, Summit had its grand opening on January 25, 2023. And “grand” doesn’t do this stunner justice.
READ ONSeattle Convention Center's new Summit building incorporates technology for sustainability. Summit's waste dehydrators convert waste into fertilizer to be used by the Center or sold.
READ ONSeattle may now have the world’s most unconventional convention center. Most convention center are sprawling behemoths. This one in downtown Seattle is a vertical gem.
The $2 billion expansion is North America’s first high-rise convention center. Expanding Seattle’s central meeting space is also an investment in the city’s downtown core.
READ ONGeekWire was on the ground for the ribbon cutting ceremony of Seattle Convention Center’s Summit building. The sparkling new addition is a $2 billion statement piece in the downtown Seattle landscape.
READ ONOne of the largest and most expensive projects in the city’s history brings Northwest Indigenous works to the fore.
READ ONWhen meeting planners choose Seattle, attendees are in close proximity to countless restaurants, venues, and retail stores, all walkable in downtown Seattle.
READ ONSports
The city permanently renamed a portion of Second Avenue North near Climate Pledge Arena "Sue Bird Court" this week in honor of the basketball star.
READ ONMegan Rapinoe has always been an intrinsic part of Seattle Reign FC. When her number 15 will be retired at a pre-game ceremony, she officially becomes a permanent fixture of the Reign forevermore.
READ ONThe Seattle Kraken have hired Jessica Campbell as an assistant coach, making her the first woman behind a bench in NHL history.
READ ONVisiting Seattle for a Mariners game can give visitors a great feel for the Pacific Northwest — minus the rain, as T-Mobile Park’s retractable roof protects fans.
READ ONThree friends bought the Seattle Storm in 2008 for $10 million and vowed to run it like a business. Now the team is worth $151 million.
READ ONSports bars across America are opening with a mission to promote, amplify, and, most importantly, stream women’s sports.
READ ONFrom natural beauty to sports infrastructure to a walkable downtown, the city offers planners plenty of amenities.
MoreFrom nostalgic sports memorabilia and space-age stadiums to fine food and state-of-the-art gyms, one thing is clear: you’ll feel like a winner in Seattle.
READ ONOn the heels of a massive 2023 for sports in the region, spotlighted by the Major League Baseball All-Star Game, New Year’s Day will be a big start to 2024 in Seattle.
READ ONShed light on Seattle being an idyllic sports town for Canadians who enjoy blending their love for travel and the big game.
READ ONSeattle was uniquely suited to support Megan Rapinoe. She needed us. And, it turns out, I needed her.
READ ONIn an area that hosted multiple major events throughout this year, a recent trip to the Pacific Northwest through Visit Seattle showcased the variety of sports the region offers at every level.
READ ONJessica Campbell, the first woman to become a full-time coach in the American Hockey League, served as a coach for Seattle Kraken in a preseason game, capping off a week of historic firsts for women.
READ ONKraken named Bleacher Report’s #1 Team to Watch this season.
READ ON2023 All-Star Week—one of the most exciting weeks in baseball for fans, and what was surely a home run for the sport itself, its sponsors, and Seattle’s tourism economy.
READ ONBaseball was once known for breaking racial barriers in the U.S., but now Black representation in major leagues is at its lowest in decades. This year, the MLB did something to try and change that.
READ ONAfter a difficult few years for downtown Seattle, visitors in town for the All-Star Experience said they would like to keep coming back.
READ ONAs a sports town, Seattle is rising anew, and female bosses are taking up space. Don’t dare consider it a coincidence.
READ ONThe Kraken will be the first team in the four major North American men’s professional sports leagues to feature the name of a Native American tribe on jerseys.
READ ONCome for the games, but stay for many great attractions, set against the ocean, mountains and tall timber.
READ ONThe city permanently renamed a portion of Second Avenue North near Climate Pledge Arena "Sue Bird Court" this week in honor of the basketball star.
READ ONMegan Rapinoe has always been an intrinsic part of Seattle Reign FC. When her number 15 will be retired at a pre-game ceremony, she officially becomes a permanent fixture of the Reign forevermore.
READ ONThe Seattle Kraken have hired Jessica Campbell as an assistant coach, making her the first woman behind a bench in NHL history.
READ ONVisiting Seattle for a Mariners game can give visitors a great feel for the Pacific Northwest — minus the rain, as T-Mobile Park’s retractable roof protects fans.
READ ONThree friends bought the Seattle Storm in 2008 for $10 million and vowed to run it like a business. Now the team is worth $151 million.
READ ONSports bars across America are opening with a mission to promote, amplify, and, most importantly, stream women’s sports.
READ ONFrom natural beauty to sports infrastructure to a walkable downtown, the city offers planners plenty of amenities.
MoreFrom nostalgic sports memorabilia and space-age stadiums to fine food and state-of-the-art gyms, one thing is clear: you’ll feel like a winner in Seattle.
READ ONOn the heels of a massive 2023 for sports in the region, spotlighted by the Major League Baseball All-Star Game, New Year’s Day will be a big start to 2024 in Seattle.
READ ONShed light on Seattle being an idyllic sports town for Canadians who enjoy blending their love for travel and the big game.
READ ONSeattle was uniquely suited to support Megan Rapinoe. She needed us. And, it turns out, I needed her.
READ ONIn an area that hosted multiple major events throughout this year, a recent trip to the Pacific Northwest through Visit Seattle showcased the variety of sports the region offers at every level.
READ ONJessica Campbell, the first woman to become a full-time coach in the American Hockey League, served as a coach for Seattle Kraken in a preseason game, capping off a week of historic firsts for women.
READ ONKraken named Bleacher Report’s #1 Team to Watch this season.
READ ON2023 All-Star Week—one of the most exciting weeks in baseball for fans, and what was surely a home run for the sport itself, its sponsors, and Seattle’s tourism economy.
READ ONBaseball was once known for breaking racial barriers in the U.S., but now Black representation in major leagues is at its lowest in decades. This year, the MLB did something to try and change that.
READ ONAfter a difficult few years for downtown Seattle, visitors in town for the All-Star Experience said they would like to keep coming back.
READ ONAs a sports town, Seattle is rising anew, and female bosses are taking up space. Don’t dare consider it a coincidence.
READ ONThe Kraken will be the first team in the four major North American men’s professional sports leagues to feature the name of a Native American tribe on jerseys.
READ ONCome for the games, but stay for many great attractions, set against the ocean, mountains and tall timber.
READ ONTravel
The Seattle Aquarium's dazzling new Ocean Pavilion opens on Thursday with a ribbon-cutting after two decades in the making. On its own, the $170 million Ocean Pavilion is a marvel of tropical fish an
READ ON\oday’s Seattle is ever evolving, filled with colorful neighborhoods beyond the museum-studded central districts.
READ ONAccording to AAA booking data, Seattle is the number one Labor Day weekend* destination, up nearly 30% from last year when it also topped the list.
READ ONEver evolving, Seattle is a city that cannot be defined by just one thing. It's as much a center of tech and home to business giants as it is a cultural hub where Pearl Jam got their start.
READ ONAs Labor Day approaches, travelers are finalizing their plans for the long weekend, and Seattle has emerged as the most popular destination in the U.S. for the second year in a row.
READ ONYou can’t visit Seattle, Washington without checking out the views from the Space Needle observation tower. Originally built for the 1962 World’s Fair, the futuristic structure stands at 605 feet tall
READ ONThe Seattle Rain Booth made its way to Dallas, popping up at the Farmers Market. Seattle’s Rain Booth – which features actual rain fall – is an interactive photobooth from Visit Seattle.
READ ONFrom its emerald parks to the endless views of Puget Sound, Seattle is the crowning jewel of the Pacific Northwest.
READ ONSeattle’s Rain Booth – which features actual rain fall – is an interactive and sustainable walk-in photobooth, built to surprise warm-weather cities with the magic and romance of a rainy Seattle day.
READ ONSeattle beat out cities like Denver and Portland for the title.
READ ONThe revelry, inspired by the sun’s warmth, creates a pervasive atmosphere of pure joy. Yet, the Emerald City is equally compelling in the weather that most defines it.
READ ONVisit the two most treasured national parks on this scenic train trip from Chicago to Seattle: Glacier National Park & Mount Rainier Discovery.
READ ONEnjoy Seattle in August when it shines with warm, sunny weather, making it perfect for getting outside and exploring all it has to offer.
READ ONLummi Island, a quaint isle in the San Juan Archipelago, has a little arts scene and a lot of peace and quiet.
READ ONAlaska Airlines is adding 18 winter routes across the country, including two out of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
READ ONBelltown and Downtown hotels — including two set right on Pike Place Market — top the list in our annual "World’s Best Awards" survey for 2024.
READ ONThis summer in Seattle will take you out of this world, into the deep and reaching for the sky.
READ ONSeafair Summer Fourth will offer fireworks for people picnicking at Gas Works Park, South Lake Union Park and Lake Union Park.
READ ONAnother major international hub is set to get an exclusive airport lounge dedicated to Delta Air Lines premium passengers.
MoreFor Black travelers, Seattle’s inclusive atmosphere, diverse neighborhoods, and cultural events make it a compelling destination worth exploring beyond financial concerns.
READ ONFor those looking for a reprieve from the heat, summer highs hover around the low 70s in Seattle, this year’s most searched summer vacation destination on Kayak.
READ ONFrom hidden gem hikes within driving distance of Seattle to nature trails just outside Seattle, the city and its surrounding area is a gold mine.
READ ONSeattle's Chinatown celebrates its diversity across the Asian diaspora with a range of eateries and shops.
READ ONMany readers, having digested our new list of 101 best West Coast experiences, have stepped up to make the case for destinations we left out.
READ ONSeattle's skyline, which, when backed by snow-capped Mount Rainier and set it all on the shores of Puget Sound, make the most breathtaking skyline in America.
READ ONIf you're craving an exhilarating outdoor adventure, take a road trip through this national park and the surrounding Olympic Peninsula. Start your journey by flying into Seattle.
READ ONSeattle leans local in a variety of disciplines including food, music, and fashion. For an immersion in the art of the Pacific Northwest, a stay at The State Hotel is a must.
READ ONSeattle is a waterfront city filled with Pacific Northwest coastal charm and fresh seafood. One of the best ways to enjoy the flavors of the Emerald City is by taking a Savor Seattle Food Tour.
READ ONThis vibrant city in the Pacific Northwest has captured the attention of travelers everywhere, outpacing other popular locales in search volume.
READ ONAt the top of the popular domestic destination list is Seattle, which Kayak says is “surprising” based on past results.
READ ONEnjoy a day trip from Seattle to one of these beautiful national parks.
READ ONSeattle boasts one of the best park systems in the country and is surrounded by stunning scenery. A new report on the best places to live for outdoor activities by Niche.com ranked Seattle first.
READ ONIf you have a particular image in mind for your Seattle trip, it’s a good idea to know what the different seasons will bring. Below is a breakdown of the four seasons in Seattle.
READ ONSeattle provides visitors with a home base for both city and island adventures.
READ ONAs a visitor to Seattle, you won’t need a vehicle if you plan to stick to city sites. Besides, there are plenty of other options for getting around town.
READ ONSeattle's famous drizzle feels like an afterthought when you're soaking up the view from aboard a sailing hot tub, and the dampness barely registers while looking up at a spectacular waterfall.
READ ONBeginning June 6, 2024, Delta will offer daily nonstop service from SEA Airport to Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (TPE) in Taipei.
READ ONSeattle included in prestigious ‘Where to Go’ list by renowned travel brand AFAR. Recognizing the Emerald City as one of the world’s top destinations for 2024 travel.
READ ONWhile many Americans associate kaleidoscopic fall foliage with New England, Seattle also brims with autumnal appeal with cool, crisp air and a stunning backdrop of tree-covered hills and mountains.
READ ONFrom art fairs to harvest festivals, there's plenty of events and celebrations taking place across the USA/Canada to keep you entertained during autumn. Our local experts tells us where its happening.
READ ONSeafood, national parks and adventurous outdoor activities are just a few things that make Seattle a great destination for solo travel.
READ ONThere are reasons to visit in all four seasons: hiking in the summer, leaf-peeping in the fall, snow sports in the winter, and ambling around downtown in the spring.
READ ONIn the poll, which surveyed approximately 500 people about their perceptions of safety in metropolitan areas, Seattle ranked in the top three major U.S. cities.
READ ONWhile the rain does fall often in Seattle, it brings with it the lush beauty and life that the city thrives on to make it such a special place.
READ ONSeattle is ideal for first-time visitors, with 269.5 million TikTok views. Tourists from all over the world flock to Seattle to see the city’s famous sights, like the Space Needle & Pike Place Market.
READ ONSEA Airport hub airline Delta left on time more than any other major U.S. airline in 2022. More than 80% of Delta's scheduled flights left on time.
READ ONSeattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is the best airport in North America for the second year running. The honor was announced by international air transport rating agency Skytrax.
READ ONSeattle is rich in cherry blossom trees, some of which were gifts from Japan in the early 1900s.
READ ONSeattle, Washington has topped a list of the safest solo travel destinations in the world, beating the likes of Tokyo, Oslo, and Dublin, according to new research.
READ ONSeattle boasts its rank of “America’s Most Well-Read City” and is one of the most literate cities in the U.S. You can check out its music scene or take in its well-known museums and art galleries.
READ ONIconic landmarks, art and fresh seafood define the Emerald City. The epicenter of the Pacific Northwest, Seattle overlooks the Salish Sea, one of the world’s biggest and most biodiverse inland oceans.
READ ONI was thrilled to realize that the rain seemed to intensify the entertainment at many of Seattle’s attractions...
READ ONSeattle is a chameleonic city where change is a byword. If you haven’t visited since the pandemic, you’ve got some catching up to do.
READ ONThe Seattle Aquarium's dazzling new Ocean Pavilion opens on Thursday with a ribbon-cutting after two decades in the making. On its own, the $170 million Ocean Pavilion is a marvel of tropical fish an
READ ON\oday’s Seattle is ever evolving, filled with colorful neighborhoods beyond the museum-studded central districts.
READ ONAccording to AAA booking data, Seattle is the number one Labor Day weekend* destination, up nearly 30% from last year when it also topped the list.
READ ONEver evolving, Seattle is a city that cannot be defined by just one thing. It's as much a center of tech and home to business giants as it is a cultural hub where Pearl Jam got their start.
READ ONAs Labor Day approaches, travelers are finalizing their plans for the long weekend, and Seattle has emerged as the most popular destination in the U.S. for the second year in a row.
READ ONYou can’t visit Seattle, Washington without checking out the views from the Space Needle observation tower. Originally built for the 1962 World’s Fair, the futuristic structure stands at 605 feet tall
READ ONThe Seattle Rain Booth made its way to Dallas, popping up at the Farmers Market. Seattle’s Rain Booth – which features actual rain fall – is an interactive photobooth from Visit Seattle.
READ ONFrom its emerald parks to the endless views of Puget Sound, Seattle is the crowning jewel of the Pacific Northwest.
READ ONSeattle’s Rain Booth – which features actual rain fall – is an interactive and sustainable walk-in photobooth, built to surprise warm-weather cities with the magic and romance of a rainy Seattle day.
READ ONSeattle beat out cities like Denver and Portland for the title.
READ ONThe revelry, inspired by the sun’s warmth, creates a pervasive atmosphere of pure joy. Yet, the Emerald City is equally compelling in the weather that most defines it.
READ ONVisit the two most treasured national parks on this scenic train trip from Chicago to Seattle: Glacier National Park & Mount Rainier Discovery.
READ ONEnjoy Seattle in August when it shines with warm, sunny weather, making it perfect for getting outside and exploring all it has to offer.
READ ONLummi Island, a quaint isle in the San Juan Archipelago, has a little arts scene and a lot of peace and quiet.
READ ONAlaska Airlines is adding 18 winter routes across the country, including two out of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
READ ONBelltown and Downtown hotels — including two set right on Pike Place Market — top the list in our annual "World’s Best Awards" survey for 2024.
READ ONThis summer in Seattle will take you out of this world, into the deep and reaching for the sky.
READ ONSeafair Summer Fourth will offer fireworks for people picnicking at Gas Works Park, South Lake Union Park and Lake Union Park.
READ ONAnother major international hub is set to get an exclusive airport lounge dedicated to Delta Air Lines premium passengers.
MoreFor Black travelers, Seattle’s inclusive atmosphere, diverse neighborhoods, and cultural events make it a compelling destination worth exploring beyond financial concerns.
READ ONFor those looking for a reprieve from the heat, summer highs hover around the low 70s in Seattle, this year’s most searched summer vacation destination on Kayak.
READ ONFrom hidden gem hikes within driving distance of Seattle to nature trails just outside Seattle, the city and its surrounding area is a gold mine.
READ ONSeattle's Chinatown celebrates its diversity across the Asian diaspora with a range of eateries and shops.
READ ONMany readers, having digested our new list of 101 best West Coast experiences, have stepped up to make the case for destinations we left out.
READ ONSeattle's skyline, which, when backed by snow-capped Mount Rainier and set it all on the shores of Puget Sound, make the most breathtaking skyline in America.
READ ONIf you're craving an exhilarating outdoor adventure, take a road trip through this national park and the surrounding Olympic Peninsula. Start your journey by flying into Seattle.
READ ONSeattle leans local in a variety of disciplines including food, music, and fashion. For an immersion in the art of the Pacific Northwest, a stay at The State Hotel is a must.
READ ONSeattle is a waterfront city filled with Pacific Northwest coastal charm and fresh seafood. One of the best ways to enjoy the flavors of the Emerald City is by taking a Savor Seattle Food Tour.
READ ONThis vibrant city in the Pacific Northwest has captured the attention of travelers everywhere, outpacing other popular locales in search volume.
READ ONAt the top of the popular domestic destination list is Seattle, which Kayak says is “surprising” based on past results.
READ ONEnjoy a day trip from Seattle to one of these beautiful national parks.
READ ONSeattle boasts one of the best park systems in the country and is surrounded by stunning scenery. A new report on the best places to live for outdoor activities by Niche.com ranked Seattle first.
READ ONIf you have a particular image in mind for your Seattle trip, it’s a good idea to know what the different seasons will bring. Below is a breakdown of the four seasons in Seattle.
READ ONSeattle provides visitors with a home base for both city and island adventures.
READ ONAs a visitor to Seattle, you won’t need a vehicle if you plan to stick to city sites. Besides, there are plenty of other options for getting around town.
READ ONSeattle's famous drizzle feels like an afterthought when you're soaking up the view from aboard a sailing hot tub, and the dampness barely registers while looking up at a spectacular waterfall.
READ ONBeginning June 6, 2024, Delta will offer daily nonstop service from SEA Airport to Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (TPE) in Taipei.
READ ONSeattle included in prestigious ‘Where to Go’ list by renowned travel brand AFAR. Recognizing the Emerald City as one of the world’s top destinations for 2024 travel.
READ ONWhile many Americans associate kaleidoscopic fall foliage with New England, Seattle also brims with autumnal appeal with cool, crisp air and a stunning backdrop of tree-covered hills and mountains.
READ ONFrom art fairs to harvest festivals, there's plenty of events and celebrations taking place across the USA/Canada to keep you entertained during autumn. Our local experts tells us where its happening.
READ ONSeafood, national parks and adventurous outdoor activities are just a few things that make Seattle a great destination for solo travel.
READ ONThere are reasons to visit in all four seasons: hiking in the summer, leaf-peeping in the fall, snow sports in the winter, and ambling around downtown in the spring.
READ ONIn the poll, which surveyed approximately 500 people about their perceptions of safety in metropolitan areas, Seattle ranked in the top three major U.S. cities.
READ ONWhile the rain does fall often in Seattle, it brings with it the lush beauty and life that the city thrives on to make it such a special place.
READ ONSeattle is ideal for first-time visitors, with 269.5 million TikTok views. Tourists from all over the world flock to Seattle to see the city’s famous sights, like the Space Needle & Pike Place Market.
READ ONSEA Airport hub airline Delta left on time more than any other major U.S. airline in 2022. More than 80% of Delta's scheduled flights left on time.
READ ONSeattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is the best airport in North America for the second year running. The honor was announced by international air transport rating agency Skytrax.
READ ONSeattle is rich in cherry blossom trees, some of which were gifts from Japan in the early 1900s.
READ ONSeattle, Washington has topped a list of the safest solo travel destinations in the world, beating the likes of Tokyo, Oslo, and Dublin, according to new research.
READ ONSeattle boasts its rank of “America’s Most Well-Read City” and is one of the most literate cities in the U.S. You can check out its music scene or take in its well-known museums and art galleries.
READ ONIconic landmarks, art and fresh seafood define the Emerald City. The epicenter of the Pacific Northwest, Seattle overlooks the Salish Sea, one of the world’s biggest and most biodiverse inland oceans.
READ ONI was thrilled to realize that the rain seemed to intensify the entertainment at many of Seattle’s attractions...
READ ONSeattle is a chameleonic city where change is a byword. If you haven’t visited since the pandemic, you’ve got some catching up to do.
READ ONBook Your Trip
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