Seattle has become a real hub of arts and culture in the Pacific Northwest. This coastal city, with its temperate climate and “The Big Dark” (the 6 straight months of overcast) has a unique vibe you don’t find in many other cities. If you’ve visited Seattle before, you’ve probably heard of the standard and famous sites like the Space Needle, Pike Place Market and the Museum of Pop Culture. Don’t get me wrong, those are great sites to see. But that is nowhere near all the strange sites and activities Seattle has to offer. This innovative and ever-growing metropolis is dripping with one-of-a-kind experiences you’ll be hard pressed to find anywhere else.

Design Your Own Seattle Adventure

Below is a great site to check out with a list of activities that will let you experience the local stuff a typical tourism websites may not help you find:

• https://www.atlasobscura.com/things-to-do/seattle-washington
  • This site’s top recommendations are the Fremont troll bridge – a literal sculpture of a giant troll that sits under an overpass, and
  • Seattle Underground, where you explore the historic city center… underneath it.

There are hundreds of things to do in Seattle, between the main sites in the city center, and obscure experiences down narrow streets and on the outskirts of town. Start planning your adventure today and get to know your city the way true locals do.