CityPASS Seattle articles

Seattle is packed with spectacular sights, but Chihuly Garden and Glass is in a class of its own. Nestled next to the famed Space Needle at Seattle Center, Chihuly Garden is widely regarded as one of the city's greatest art museums — and once you see it, it's easy to see why.

Calling all popular culture lovers! If you're fascinated by anything music, film, science fiction, or video games, you won’t want to miss the immersive and iconic exhibits offered at the Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP).

You can tell a lot about a city by looking at its architecture. A city with lots of old buildings might mean quaint and traditional, while a metropolis filled with high-rises looks to the future. Seattle architecture has both of these things, making it a bit of a unique case. It's rare for a young city to have such a diverse architectural history. Read on to break down the story of Seattle and how it's reflected in its architecture.

Located down the road from both King County International Airport and Boeing's current base of operations, this Seattle's Museum of Flight is sure to be a fun excursion for adults and children alike. It's full of fascinating exhibits, including original airplanes, flight simulators, and historical records. There are even some exhibits dedicated to outer space.

There are countless things to do in Seattle besides the Space Needle and other famous Seattle top attractions. Here are a few of the touristy things to do in Seattle.

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.