The Sea

ドーラ: Hike part of the 93-mile Wonderland Trail. Don't miss the view from Sunrise Visitor Center!

Eric Tigre: Terrific community grocery featuring everything from fresh seafood, Japanese groceries, Korean kim chi, local NW wine, fresh produce and more. Be aware of sell-by dates - some items are past due. En savoir plus .

Gordon Werner: expensive, but worth the view

Gordon Werner: an interesting public market with Food, Produce, Trinkets, Artwork and more

R B: We got married here. Every season is beautiful, but fall is unbelievable. Also, there are a variety of mushrooms after a fall rain

R B: In the 90's, this was an amazing graffiti wall & skater hang out. Then the city got all bent about graffiti & put in this "art" wall. Street artists & their ever-evolving masterpieces moved on

Travel Channel: Andrew Zimmern made several stops to try some Asian specialties, including bubble tea, cold jelly fish, fermented squid intestine, herring roe and dried potato vine. As seen on Bizarre Foods America.

ドーラ: Feel free to add your own gum but don’t lean against it!

Pip Lafleur: Bring someone to the troll from out of town or a local who has never been. Contemplate how using future-tech (like foursquare) near a troll in Seattle is alarmingly Shadowrun-ish.

SouthernBeets: Bonus points if you can find the whale dong. It's huge, but still easy to miss.

R B: Luna Park was once a red light district for Seattle, "across the tracks".

HISTORY: This two-and-a-half-mile strip of sandy beach is one of the most popular beaches in the area, and it was also where Seattle's first non-Native American settlers spent their first winter.