Destination

Seattle, United States

Seattle offers Pike Place Market, coffee culture and the Space Needle, with Mount Rainier, Puget Sound ferries and Alaska cruises on its doorstep.

Trips to Seattle from every city

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When to go

Best months for Seattle
MonthSeason
Januaryavoid
Februaryavoid
Marchfine
Aprilfine
Mayfine
Junebest
Julybest
Augustbest
Septemberbest
Octoberfine
Novemberavoid
Decemberavoid
  • May, June, July, August, September: Alaska cruise season departs from Seattle
  • July, August: Wildflowers at Mount Rainier

November, December, January, February: Short, dark and rainy days

Where to stay in Seattle

  • Downtown / Pike Place: Market, waterfront and the Light Link from the airport.
  • Belltown: Restaurants and bars between the market and the Space Needle.
  • Capitol Hill: Nightlife, coffee shops and indie music.
  • South Lake Union: Newer hotels near the Museum of Pop Culture and the seaplane docks.
  • Ballard / Fremont: Breweries, locks and a neighbourhood feel.

What to do in Seattle

  • Watch the fish fly at Pike Place Market
  • Go up the Space Needle and see Chihuly Garden and Glass
  • Take the ferry to Bainbridge Island
  • Day-trip to Mount Rainier National Park
  • Tour the Museum of Pop Culture
  • Ride a seaplane over Lake Union

Good to know

AirportsSeattle-Tacoma International (SEA)
Passport for US citizensno
Price levelupscale
Time zoneAmerica/Los_Angeles
Kind of tripcity, nature, food, culture, cruise-port

Questions about Seattle

When is the best time to visit Seattle?

June, July, August and September. November, December, January, February: Short, dark and rainy days

Do US citizens need a passport for Seattle?

No. Seattle is a domestic trip; a government photo ID is enough.

How expensive is Seattle on the ground?

Seattle is upscale by US standards: plan about $130 per person per day for food, getting around and tickets.