Seattle attractions

Woodland Park Zoo is Seattle's biggest zoo. This zoological garden is packed with over 300 animal species and lots of wildlife-related activities for the whole family. It is located in the Phinney Ridge neighborhood of Seattle, Washington, USA.

Seattle's iconic Space Needle is a flying saucer-shaped observation tower in Seattle, Washington. Completed for the space-themed 1962 Century 21 Exposition, it's 605 feet of Pacific Northwest history.

The Sky View Observatory is a 73rd-floor observation point located near the top of the Columbia Center in Seattle. It offers sweeping 360° views of the city and surrounding mountains, as well as refreshments and food from its café.

Located in Seattle's Scandinavian neighborhood of Ballard, the National Nordic Museum is home to a permanent exhibition, Nordic Journeys, which shows how Nordic life and culture as it has evolved over the last twelve thousand years. There's also a rotating series of exhibitions from major Nordic cultural institutions and artists. Inside in 2022, guests can see the likes of "From Dawn to Dusk: Nordic Art from Sweden's Nationalmuseum", as well as a 19th and early 20th century photography exhibition, "Across the West and Towards the North: Norwegian and American Landscape Photography," amongst others. Outdoors, check out the Museum’s labyrinth on the south terrace, the oldest operating Finnish sauna in the east garden, and more.

Argosy Cruises Ticket Office is the official headquarters of Argosy Cruises. It is located on the bustling Seattle Waterfront.