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Seattle Vacation Packages

Visitors to this area of Puget Sound share space with roughly 600,000 local residents.

You can find this destination some 45 miles from Olympia, the state capital of Washington. It's also around 11 miles from Southworth.

If you want to get stuck straight into the city's most iconic attractions, Space Needle and Pike Place Market should be at the very top of your schedule.

Take the kids to blow off some steam at the Lincoln Square and the Kent Station. If you're looking for even more family fun, head on to Kelsey Creek Farm and the Seattle Children's Museum.

Take a trip below the surface of the seas and meet some of the ocean's most colorful residents at Seattle Aquarium.

You'll find a range of native and exotic creatures peering back out towards you as you explore the Woodland Park Zoo and the Cougar Mountain Zoo.

Spend an afternoon learning how to make beer at one of the area's breweries. Both the Red Hook Brewery and the Fremont Brewing make for a very refreshing day of sightseeing.

Find a trackside seat and feel the vibrations as the vehicles take off at the DirtFish Rally School, the area's favored destination for motorsports enthusiasts.

The region's wineries certainly know how to delight the senses. Meet the dedicated vintners, sample the latest blends and relax into a great day out at Chateau Ste. Michelle or the Columbia Winery. Afterwards, if you have sufficient time, think about visiting the DeLille Cellars or the Columbia Winery.

Even though you'll be gambling responsibly, everyone still has a blast at the Silver Dollar Casino and the Club Hollywood Casino. If you can't get enough of the high-energy action, why not head onwards to the Wizards Casino and the Great American Casino?

Admire the range of plants on display when you and your family stop by the Seattle Japanese Garden and the Bellevue Botanical Garden. The Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden and Carl S. English Botanical Park are two more wonderful places to wander around.

When it's time to take five, pick up some lunch and find a quiet corner at one of the pleasant green spaces, such as Lincoln Park and Mount Rainier National Park. There's also plenty of room for a game or two on the grass at Discovery Park and Olympic Sculpture Park.

Find out what's going on in Seattle by collecting some maps and chatting to the staff at Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Visitor Center and Graham Visitors Center.

To take in impressive views of untouched landscapes and cascading water, take the trip out to Snoqualmie Falls.

Surrounded by green trees and scrubby grass, Ballard Locks Fish Ladder is a popular escape for local wildlife and travelers alike.

If you've never been good at separating the words "vacation" and "beach" then you're in the right place. There's enough scenic coastline here to satisfy the most amphibious travelers. Madison Park Beach and Matthews Beach Park ought to be at the top of your list. Idylwood Park and Howell Park are also popular options.

Turn your phone off and give yourself a break from the stress of the modern world at Carkeek Park and Seward Park. Nature-loving travelers will also have an excellent time at Mount Si and Tiger Mountain.

See the world in a new light by visiting one of the area's intriguing cultural institutions. Enjoy the cool and quiet interior as you check out the displays at the Museum of Pop Culture and the Seattle Art Museum. Equally rewarding are the Pacific Science Center and the Museum of Flight.

View a fascinating collection of scientific artifacts, displays and models as you explore the Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame, the leading science institution.

The natural world is on full display at the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture and the Northwest African American Museum. Revel in their eclectic collections as your imagination glides off into distant, exotic worlds.

Seattle is a hive of artistic energy, with gallery and exhibition spaces all over. Start your tour of this creative paradise with a stop at the Frye Art Museum and the Henry Art Gallery. If you have time afterwards, the Seattle Asian Art Museum and the Bellevue Arts Museum are also well worth your time.

The past comes alive at the Nordic Heritage Museum and the Museum of History and Industry thanks to their fantastic range of illuminating exhibits. Like the sound of those? Continue your journey at the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park and the Wing Luke Asian Museum.

To learn about the people and places of this region's past, pay a visit to at least one of its many historic sites. Commence your history tour at Columbia Center or the Tillicum Village. You might also like to get the camera out for some photos at Original Starbucks and the Pioneer Square.

Take some time to watch the water ebb and flow past Fremont Bridge. This age-old structure has played a vital role in connecting the city.

The spiritual side of the region can be experienced at Chapel of Saint Ignatius and Fremont Baptist Church. Sakya Monastery and University Temple United Methodist Church are also intriguing sacred sites.

After checking out all of the major attractions in and around Seattle, consider stopping by a few of its lesser-known sights. The Seattle Public Library and the Fremont Troll might be just what you're after. If you've got more time to spare, also think about visiting the Boeing Company or the Edmonds Center for the Arts.

Accommodation in Seattle

You won't have any troubles sourcing the perfect hotel in Seattle. Expedia's lodging page offers 99 different options in this highly popular destination.

Why not commence the quest for the ideal Seattle base by looking into the amenities of the fantastic Four Seasons Hotel Seattle, located at 99 Union St, and the Seattle Marriott Waterfront, at 2100 Alaskan Way. Alternatively, the Best Western Plus Pioneer Square Hotel, at 77 Yesler Way, and the Ballard Inn, at 5300 Ballard Ave NW, are two thriftier options worth booking.

No visit to Seattle is complete without spending a little time at Pike Place Market. If you'd prefer to stay close by this star attraction, the Hotel 1000 and the Fairmont Olympic Hotel are both within easy walking distance.