CityPASS Seattle articles

One attraction you're not going to want to miss is the Seattle gum wall at Pike Place Market. This colorful display features hundreds of thousands of pieces of gum that locals and tourists have attached to the wall's visage for decades. Keep reading to learn about the history of Seattle's gum wall, some fun facts, and tips on adding your gum to the wall when you visit!

No matter how long you plan to stay in Seattle, you will never run out of things to see and do. If anything, you might run into a problem of deciding where to start! But that’s where we’ve got you covered. Looking for a guide to the top attractions in Seattle but don't want to go to a visitor center? Keep reading — first-time visitors can visit the most popular attractions Seattle has to offer and still find hidden gems.

There's no need to deal with local traffic. Seattle public transportation is exceptional. You may actually discover that taking the bus or light rail saves you time. A little planning will make navigating the area even easier; do your homework, and you can rest easy once you arrive. To help, we've highlighted the value of exploring Seattle via public transportation, as well as your best options for seeing the best of the Emerald City without stressing about the traffic.

There’s no shortage of things to do in Seattle, Washington, when the weather won’t cooperate. From family excursions to solo adventures to special outings for two, anyone and everyone will find the following Seattle indoor activities ideal for summer.

Seattle is stunning on land but even better by sea. Get a fresh perspective of the gorgeous Emerald City with a one-hour Argosy Cruises Harbor Tour. As you glide by the dynamic city skyline, take in the sights and sounds of the bustling waterfront and its historic neighborhoods, including lively shipyards and terminals, container ships, the Washington State ferry fleet, towering cruise ships and maybe even a sea lion basking on the rocks or little seals frolicking in the harbor waters.

Glass has endured as an art medium for centuries. Its transparent and crystal-like qualities have inspired the careful creation of the stained glass windows of Medieval Europe as well as the dazzling glassware in your kitchen cupboard. Glass is both practical and beautiful, simple and complex, and Dale Chihuly made it his life's work.