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A place like this is always full of potential—and a little bit of magic.

We’ve bottled some of that magic by asking locals to share personal recommendations for their tried-and-true favorites. Now you know someone in Seattle—and they know a place you have to experience for yourself. Watch the videos, check out the itineraries, and browse the map to start planning your Seattle adventure.

 

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Click here to learn more about the NW Trolls, Way of the Bird King

The Way of the Bird King Public Art Exhibition is presented by Scan Design Foundation, whose mission is to support Danish-American relations with a focus on environmental sustainability. NWTrolls: Way of the Bird King features six giant hand-built troll sculptures by Danish environmental artist, Thomas Dambo. The publicly-accessible sculptures are located around the Pacific Northwest where each whimsical troll sculpture is part of an underlying environmental story. The project celebrates the human experience of art by amplifying the connections of cultural heritage between Coast Salish tribal communities and Scandinavian traditions. To learn more about the project, visit NWTrolls.org.

Featured Videos

Discover Seattle's hidden gems, local favorites, diverse neighborhoods, and more.

Seattle Bookmarked | The Boys in the Boat

Fall into the meditative flow state inspired by Seattle’s waterways and the rituals of rowing celebrated in Daniel James Brown’s bestseller, The Boys in the Boat, as read by Seattle Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner. #SeattleBookmarked

What’s Good Seattle? Phil Finds Seattleites Favorite Food and Drinks

If you’re looking for the best food, coffee, and cocktails that Seattle has to offer, then you need to check out what Seattleites have to say when Phil the Culture investigates. From the Hey Auntie cocktail at Communion to breve cappuccinos at Espresso Vivace and eclectic cocktails at Inside Passage, Seattle’s got the goods.

One Street | Chinatown-International District

History—both personal and societal—is enshrined in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District, with loyal locals coming back to time-honored, beloved institutions like Tai Tung’s or the Seattle Pinball Museum. A whole tapestry of history unfolds here, one that stretches across cultural lines and works to remember all the sacrifices of those who came before.

Find Lodging in Seattle

Hilton Garden Inn Seattle Downtown Downtown Seattle

Hilton Garden Inn Seattle Downtown

  • Address 1821 Boren Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101
  • Phone (206) 467-7770
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Paramount Hotel Seattle Downtown Seattle

Paramount Hotel Seattle

  • Address 724 Pine St, Seattle, WA 98101
  • Phone (206) 292-9500
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Mayflower Park Hotel Downtown Seattle

Mayflower Park Hotel

  • Address 405 Olive Way, Seattle, WA 98101
  • Phone (206) 623-8700
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Renaissance Seattle Hotel Downtown Seattle

Renaissance Seattle Hotel

  • Address 515 Madison St, Seattle, WA 98104
  • Phone (206) 583-0300
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