Things To Do

The Melting Pot

The Old Spaghetti Factory

Mizuna Restaurant and Wine Bar

Anthony's at Spokane Falls

Riverfront Park

The spectacular 100-acre Riverfront Park was created for the Expo of 1974, the first environmentally themed World’s Fair. The park features breathtaking views of the roaring Spokane Falls, the historic Great Northern Clocktower, and dozens of public art installments. In the summer, the rotary fountain is the perfect place to let the kids cool off. From traditional to zany, visitors can spend a day touring the many attractions at Riverfront Park without dipping into their pocket.

Manito Park

When you’re looking for the perfect spot to do a little napping, photography, or quiet contemplation, head to Manito Park. This sprawling 90-acre public park includes six gardens for brilliant variety. Take a stroll through the symmetrical Duncan Garden, or enjoy the hydrangeas and hibiscus in the Perennial Garden. Conservatory greenhouse, home to a wild dichotomy of desert and tropical plants. For a truly serene setting, make your way to the flowing willows and vibrant azaleas in the Nishinomiya Tsutakawa Japanese Garden - a garden that honors Nishinomiya, Japan, Spokane’s sister city. Of course, Rose Hill and Lilac Garden offer wonderful displays of their namesake’s flowers and both provide perfect settings for budding photographers.

ROW Adventure Center - Spokane

One of the great delights of Spokane is the chance to get outdoors and take in the natural beauty of this part of the United States, and the ROW Adventure Center is here to help you to do just that.The company runs a series of adventure packages where you can explore the scenery in Spokane, and you can indulge in white water rafting along the scenic and swift-flowing Spokane River.