Since I have a little bit of time on my hands and a severe need to keep busy and have a purpose, etc., I am working on becoming a Seattle tourist. There are so many things I have not done in my own city, and I want to really embrace it, tourist-style or not. I've already made some inroads, but am going to officially kick this thing off on Friday, April 3, and have it last, well, however long it needs to last. Forever?
- Space Needle
- Waterfront more to see, more to see
- EMP/Sci-Fi Museum
- Woodland Park Zoo
- The Underground Tour
- Ballard Locks
- Pacific Science Center
- Seattle Art Museum
- Ride the Ducks
- Gas Works Park
- Washington Park Arboretum
- First United Methodist Church
- Waterfall Gardens
- Alki Beach Park
- Lakeview Cemetery
- Bumbershoot
- Green Lake Park
- Lincoln Park
- Columbia Center (downtown)
- Seattle Aquarium
- Washington State Ferry
- Maritime Pacific Brewing Company
- University of Washington
- Viretta Park
- The Center for Wooden Boats
- Gallery Mack
- Seattle Chinese Garden
- Northwest Flower & Garden Show
- Gay Pride Week
- Museum of History and Industry
- Kubota Gardens
- Discovery Park
- Golden Gardens Park
- Fremont Fair
- Seattle Public Library (Central)
- The Children's Museum
- Argosy cruises
- Ballard Fetherston Gallery
- Monorail
- Duque Salon
- Fisherman's Terminal (Queen Anne/Magnolia)
- Seattle Chamber Players
- St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church
- Private Eye on Seattle Mystery and Murder Tour
- Carkeek Park
- Volunteer Park
- Burke Museum
- Temple de Hirsch Sinai
- Victoria Clipper
- Frye Art Museum
- William Traver Gallery
- Freeway Park
- Garde Rail Gallery
- West Seattle Junction but I want to go more!
- G. Gibson Gallery
- St. Joseph's Parish
- And after this the Yahoo list starts to get a little bit weird.
- Fremont Troll + Lenin
- Saw a musical at 5th Avenue Theater
- Have seen a show at Benaroya Hall
- Saw a Seahawks game
2 comments:
When you do the Underground Tour and/or Arboretum, let us know. We want to go, too! Have you been to the Tulip Festival in Skagit Valley? That's a fun one (not in Seattle, but still). Definitely do Lincoln Park!
Who are you, TEH?
I have done the Tulip Festival ... it was great.
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