Seattle - October 16, 2024

Your Insider's Guide to Seattle — October Edition

On the Waterfront | Comida Latina | Explore Downtown ...

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On the Waterfront

Brand-new attractions, scenic pathways and parks, and lush landscaping are completely transforming the city’s vibrant downtown shoreline. As you visit Seattle’s waterfront, watch for some exciting improvements. In fact, if it’s been a few years since your last visit, you may not recognize this vibrant neighborhood that’s been a key driver of the city for more than 150 years. Read More »

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Blaze a Trail

Seattleites love nothing more than venturing out on a brisk hike. The city is laced with well-maintained trails through peaceful forests and along wildlife-rich waterways. Consider these four treks that appeal to hikers of all ages and skill levels. Read More »

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Comida Latina

Greater Seattle’s sizable—and growing—Latino/a/x population manifests itself in many ways, from cultural festivals to family-owned shops. It’s also a big reason that the city has so many incredible Latino/a/x restaurants. Read More »

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Modern Wonders

Whether you’re admiring the skyline from a city park or the deck of a ferry boat chugging across Elliott Bay, Seattle’s unique architecture always makes a dramatic impression. The city has an especially notable collection of modern designs from the 21st century. Read More »

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Discover the enchanting charm of Seattle, Washington – fondly known as the Emerald City!

Follow along with Lily Yu, a Deaf travel blogger, as she experiences warm hospitality, breathtaking vistas, top attractions, and the city’s laid-back Pacific Northwest vibe. Read More »

WATCH

Seattle Bookmarked - Banned Edition | Brave Face

As a UNESCO City of Literature, Seattle celebrates—rather than censors—diverse voices. Listen to LGBTQIA+ activist Dan Savage read an excerpt from Seattle author Shaun David Hutchinson’s banned novel, Brave Face. Watch Now »