Nestled just on the edge of Seattle’s Volunteer Park, deep within one of the city’s trendiest neighborhoods, sits the majestic Shafer Baillie Mansion. The inn’s stunning brick and half-timbered Tudor Revival architecture fits like a glove in the Seattle’s original … Continue reading
Iconically, when visitors visualize a trip to Seattle they’re likely to think of flower-lined stalls at Pike Place Market, 360-degree views from the Space Needle and trips across Puget Sound on a Washington State Ferry. Indeed, these are Seattle’s most-visited … Continue reading
Nothing says January in Seattle like the snow-covered mountains of the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges bookending the area east and west. Views are gorgeous from many places within the city, with exceptional vistas from Victor Steinbrueck Park (on the … Continue reading
Coming to Seattle for the Holidays? You may want to enjoy one of the many shows that will be playing. The Pacific Northwest Ballet The Nutcracker at the McCaw Hall Nov 29 – Dec 28. Mrs. Doubtfire at the 5th … Continue reading
Fall is already upon us here in the Emerald City so that means a little more moisture in the air. You may find you don’t want to walk a distance with raindrops falling but the DowntownSeattleParking provides a shuttle that you … Continue reading
Nearly everyone who comes to Seattle visits the iconic Pike Place Market, the historic farmer’s market located above the Seattle waterfront that is the best-known attraction in Seattle. We love the Pike Place Market too, but did you know that … Continue reading
We call them manhole covers but they’re really known as hatch covers and here in Seattle they’re beautiful works of art. Back in the 1970‘s the city of Seattle started commissioning artists to design and create works of art that … Continue reading