We look forward to welcoming you to Seattle! The metropolis of Seattle is known as the Emerald City because of its lush evergreen forests. Seattle is a haven for coffee lovers, music lovers, and fans of the outdoors.
Seattle is built on native land
The city of Seattle resides on the traditional land of the Coast Salish People, past and present. We honor with gratitude our shared land and waterways, as well as the history and heritage of our indigenous neighbors.
Food
Lola — Lola offers modern, Greek-influenced cuisine with local Seattle ingredients. Menu items include options such as kebabs, lamp chops, and more. Don't miss the little donuts!
Six Seven Restaurant — Located in the Edgewater Hotel, the award-winning Six Seven Restaurant features seasonally inspired cuisine crafted from the freshest organic ingredients. This is a great spot for seafood lovers or for watching the sunset on the Puget Sound.
Plum Bistro — Plum Bistro has been voted Capital Hill's most loved vegan restaurant. The Mac & Yease is amazing!
Unique things to do in Seattle
The Space Needle - Seattle's #1 most iconic view. Rise 605 ft above the city as you lean out on the floor-to-forever glass. If you only see one thing in Seattle, the Space Needle lets you see everything!
MoPop — The Museum of Pop Culture. Pop culture is alive! It's constantly moving and changing in both form and medium.
The Fremont Troll - An 18 ft concrete troll has been lurking under the Aurora bridge since 1990. The Fremont Troll was created by four artists, has his own garden, and has become a fixture in the city.
Pike Place Market - Seattle's original farmers market and the center of locally sourced, artisan, and specialty foods. Located along the water, it's the perfect place to visit, watch the fish throwers, and grab a coffee.
