One of the few authentic farmer's markets in the country, this hub of delicious scents, delectable eats and delightful personalities attracts nine million visitors each year.

See magical sea dragons, otters, octopus and other sea creatures. Touch live sea stars, urchins and more in the Life on the Edge exhibit. Explore the underwater world of the Pacific Northwest and a Pacific Coast Reef.

87 acres of concerts, pro sports, performing arts, family events, festivals, educational/cultural and recreational adventures from the Children's Museum, Experience Music Project, Science Fiction Museum, Fun Forest Amusement Park, Pacific Science Center, Seattle Center Monorail and the Space Needle.

Climb 520 feet to the observation deck of Seattle's signature building. The tower is actually 605 feet tall and the revolving restaurant takes one hour for a complete orbit.

Explore American popular music through hands-on exhibits, artifacts, audio guided tours, workshops and live music.

From the Wright brothers to the Space Age -- the past, present and future come alive through the world-class collection, rich exhibits and schedule of special programs.

Permanent exhibits focus on immigrant experiences, Nordic pioneers and Northwest history. Also included are traveling international exhibits.

The region's largest art museum is home to over 21,000 art objects from Northwest Native American art, African masks, Old Master paintings and contemporary art.

When the Great Fire of Seattle leveled most of the city in 1889, many of the city's existing problems were addressed with a radical plan. The fact that the city was built on mud-flats, along with a sticky problem of erupting sewage pipes, led to the idea of raising the city up a level and leaving the past 15 feet underfoot. The hour and a half tour provides you the opportunity to descend into the subterranean city.