Seattle/Edmonds Local Attractions
In Edmonds
- Edmonds Marina & Waterfront
- Description: Enjoy a relaxing stroll along the marina and take in views of the Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. The area also offers opportunities for kayaking, paddleboarding, and whale watching tours.
- Edmonds Underwater Park
- Description: A popular spot for scuba diving, this park features underwater trails and sunken vessels, creating a unique diving experience just off the Edmonds shore.
- Edmonds Historical Museum
- Description: Located in a historic Carnegie Library building, this museum showcases the history of Edmonds and the surrounding area, with rotating exhibits and a charming small-town feel.
- Brackett’s Landing North & South
- Description: These beach parks are perfect for a day by the water. Enjoy tide-pooling, picnicking, and scenic views, just steps from the Edmonds ferry terminal.
- Cascadia Art Museum
- Description: Dedicated to Northwest art, this museum features rotating exhibitions showcasing the rich artistic heritage of the Pacific Northwest.
In Seattle
- Pike Place Market
- Description: One of Seattle’s most famous attractions, Pike Place Market is a bustling hub of fresh produce, artisanal foods, and local crafts. Don’t miss the iconic fish-throwing vendors and the original Starbucks store.
- Space Needle
- Description: An iconic symbol of Seattle, the Space Needle offers panoramic views of the city, Puget Sound, and the surrounding mountains from its observation deck.
- Chihuly Garden and Glass
- Description: Located near the Space Needle, this museum features stunning glass sculptures by artist Dale Chihuly, set against beautiful indoor and outdoor backdrops.
- Seattle Art Museum (SAM)
- Description: A major art museum with diverse collections ranging from Native American art to contemporary pieces. The museum is centrally located in downtown Seattle.
- Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP)
- Description: A unique museum dedicated to the history and exploration of popular culture, including exhibits on music, science fiction, and film.
- Kerry Park
- Description: This small park in the Queen Anne neighborhood offers one of the best views of the Seattle skyline, perfect for a photo opportunity.
- Discovery Park
- Description: Seattle’s largest green space, offering miles of trails, beaches, and stunning views of Puget Sound. It’s a great place for hiking and enjoying nature without leaving the city.
- Fremont Troll & Fremont Neighborhood
- Description: Visit the quirky Fremont neighborhood, known for its eclectic public art, including the famous Fremont Troll sculpture under the Aurora Bridge.
Edmonds to Seattle Day Trip
- Ferry Ride to Kingston: If guests want a scenic and relaxing adventure, they can take a short ferry ride from Edmonds to Kingston, a charming town on the Kitsap Peninsula. The ferry ride offers beautiful views of the water and mountains.