CityPASS Seattle articles

One of the oldest zoos in the United States, Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo spans almost 100 acres of pure animal enjoyment. Since 1899, it has delighted guests with over 1,000 animals that originate from all different habitats and geographic locations. Nestled in Woodland Park, this iconic destination is only a few miles from Ballard Locks (Hiram H. Chittenden Locks), another of Seattle's top places to visit.

If you love music, movies, gaming, or sci-fi, Seattle's Museum of Pop Culture (MOPOP) is your ultimate playground. Designed to celebrate the evolution of pop culture history, this immersive museum offers you a chance to explore legendary pop culture artifacts, movie props, and stunning exhibits dedicated to the creative forces that shape entertainment today.

The Pacific Science Center Laser Dome is a hidden gem in Seattle's cultural scene, offering a spellbinding blend of light, music, and science. As one of the largest and longest-operating domed laser theaters in the world, it delivers a captivating experience for families, science enthusiasts, and music lovers alike.

Seattle's romance reveals itself in layers — from mist-shrouded mountain vistas to intimate corner cafés, each piece tells its own love story. Couples seeking romantic things to do in Seattle find themselves immersed in a city where natural beauty and sophistication dance together, creating perfect moments against a backdrop of Pacific Northwest charm.

The Space Needle is an iconic Seattle landmark that towers over the city. At the time of its construction, it was the tallest structure west of the Mississippi River. The observation tower offers breathtaking views of the city, the Cascade Mountains, Elliott Bay, and other islands.

Seattle is known for many things, but during the holiday season, the city reveals a whole new side of its personality as neighborhoods light up with seasonal displays and events that bring communities together.