panoramic views of downtown Seattle, Elliott Bay, and the surrounding mountains.
historic public market known for fresh produce, seafood, and local crafts.
restaurants, public spaces, and views across Puget Sound.
large-scale glass artwork of Dale Chihuly, near the Space Needle.
music, film, and contemporary culture.
collections spanning different cultures and periods.
Seattle's largest public park, with trails and Puget Sound views.
outdoor waterfront art space.
a short ferry ride, relaxed day-trip option.
Seattle's dining scene reflects the Pacific Northwest and its diverse international population — from Pacific Northwest seafood (salmon, oysters, Dungeness crab) to Asian, Indian, Mediterranean, and plant-based options. Reservations are recommended for popular dinner spots, particularly on weekends.
the region's main commercial airport, connected to central Seattle via Link light rail, taxis, rideshare, shuttles, and rental cars.
extensive bus network throughout Seattle and surrounding areas.
many central attractions are accessible on foot.
Mild temperatures, cool mornings and evenings, and the possibility of rain. Pack a lightweight waterproof jacket, comfortable walking shoes, layers, and business/smart clothing for sessions.