One of the fastest growing cities for millennials, Seattle is a wonderful place to enjoy great food, the outdoors, and meet new people without breaking the bank.

Sunshine may be limited in Seattle, but the fun surely isn’t. Home to much more than just the Space Needle, interesting shops, restaurants and landmarks abound.

The street is filled with chatter and people moving in all directions. Colorful textiles hang from carts as vendors shout over each other proudly hocking their goods. The sharp scent of spices and ...

From museums to historic sites, it’s fun to explore such places to learn a bit more about the past of the area that you are visiting.

Despite becoming an international phenomenon with sculptures around the world (in over 200 museums to be exact), the most extensive collection of renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly’s works can be s...

Built for the 1962 World’s Fair, Seattle’s Space Needle was meant to represent what the space age would look like in the 21st century. While things haven’t quite developed the way the designers env...

Though it doesn’t rain all year long like people believe, Seattle does get pretty gray and wet throughout the autumn and fall (and, if we’re being honest, spring…). Fortunately, while the skies out...

A Seattle institution since 1907, Pike Place Market is the city’s first, and largest, farmers market. At a time when produce prices were soaring, farmers weren’t able to recoup their costs and the ...

When it comes to coffee, nowhere in the US seems to do it better than Seattle. The birthplace of Starbucks in Pike Place Market, the original location is part of a historic district that retains it...

Rain isn’t the only water you’ll find in Seattle. With Lake Washington to the east, the Puget Sound to the west and Lake Union in the middle, the city is surrounded by the stuff.If you’re looking f...