Get to Know Seattle

Plenty Of Things To Do

• Pike Place Market

  

  An Honorable Mention

  Pike Place Market, nestled in the heart of Seattle, is a bustling hub of history, culture, and community. Established in 1907, it’s one of the oldest continuously operating public markets in the U.S. Visitors can explore its vibrant mix of local farmers, artisans, and small businesses, all while soaking in stunning views of Elliott Bay. From fresh produce to handmade crafts, it’s a must-visit destination that truly captures the soul of Seattle. LEARN MORE

• Drive to Canada

  

  Just a 2 Hr Drive to Vancouver

  Vancouver, BC, is a fantastic getaway from Seattle, offering a blend of urban charm and natural beauty. Just a short drive of about 2.5 to 3 hours, depending on traffic and border crossing times, this vibrant city is perfect for a day trip or weekend adventure. Known for its stunning waterfront views, lush parks like Stanley Park, and diverse culinary scene, Vancouver is a haven for foodies, nature lovers, and culture enthusiasts alike. Whether you're exploring the bustling streets of downtown or hiking Grouse Mountain, there's something for everyone. Don't forget your passport and get ready to experience the best of Canada! 

• Try The Clambake Pizza

  

  Mioposto

  Mioposto is a beloved family-owned pizzeria and Italian kitchen in Seattle, known for its open-flame cooking and handcrafted flavors. Their menu features wood-fired pizzas, creative share plates, and Italian classics like calamari and steak. They also offer craft cocktails with in-house infusions and a thoughtfully curated wine list, including local Washington wines.

  Mioposto has several cozy neighborhood locations:

  • Mt. Baker: 3601 S McClellan St, Seattle, WA
  • Admiral District (West Seattle): 2139 California Ave SW, Seattle, WA
  • Bryant/Ravenna: 3426 NE 55th St, Seattle, WA
  • Mercer Island: 2601 76th Ave SE, Mercer Island, WA
• Watch A Play

  

  LANGSTON SEATTLE

  The Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute, located in Seattle's Central District, is a vibrant cultural and artistic hub dedicated to celebrating African American arts and culture. Operated by the nonprofit organization LANGSTON, this historic venue hosts a variety of events, including theater performances, film festivals, workshops, and community programs. It serves as a space for creativity, connection, and the celebration of Black brilliance, making it a cornerstone of Seattle's cultural landscape.

• Try This Hike

  

  Rattle Snake Ridge

  Rattlesnake Ridge, also known as Rattlesnake Ledge, is a popular hiking trail near Seattle, offering stunning views of Rattlesnake Lake and the surrounding mountains. The hike is about 4 miles roundtrip with a moderate difficulty level, featuring an elevation gain of around 1,150 feet. It typically takes 1.5 to 3 hours to complete, depending on your pace. Located near North Bend, the trailhead is approximately a 40-minute drive from downtown Seattle, making it a convenient and rewarding outdoor adventure!

• Try Their Plantains

  

  Marjorie's

  Marjorie is a cherished restaurant in Seattle, celebrated for its globally inspired menu and warm, inviting atmosphere. Named after the owner's mother, it blends flavors from various cuisines while emphasizing fresh, high-quality ingredients. One of its standout offerings is Miss Marjorie's Steel Drum Plantain Chips, which have gained a loyal following. These plantains are perfectly crispy, mildly spiced, and served with a trio of flavorful dips, making them a must-try for anyone visiting. The restaurant's dedication to community and culinary creativity has made it a beloved spot in Seattle's dining scene.