Things To Do in Seattle
Pike Place Market
Pike Place Market is a Seattle classic. We love picking up hum bao and egg tarts from Mee Sum Pastry at Pike Place Market. We also love the donuts from the donut making machine from the Daily Dozen. You can check out the first Starbucks coffeehouse down here. Whatever you love to eat, make sure to wander and enjoy it. We like to eat whatever we find while looking out at the Puget Sound on the new Pike Place Market sundeck. Nothing better!
Agua Verde Paddle Club
Rent kayaks and toot around on Lake Washington.
The Electric Boat Company
Instead of renting kayaks, take an electric boat out and check out incredible views of the city from lake Washington.
Homer
This is probably one of our favorite dinner spots. Go with a group and try to eat everything on the menu!
Bale Breaker & Yonder Cider Taproom
Here is a great spot for cider and beer. There are also so many breweries nearby - this is a great launch point for a neighborhood beer tour.
Theo Chocolate
Would recommend booking the chocolate tour!
Seattle Art Museum
Spend a rainy afternoon at the Seattle Art Museum in downtown Seattle, Museum of Museums on First Fill , or the Frye on First Hill.
Green Lake
Go for a morning run around Greenlake.
Arboretum
Go for a walk through this park. Check out the rhododendrons and azaleas blooming in late May! Ask Connor at the Rehearsal dinner about these flowering plants.
Ballard Farmers Market
Check out the local farmer's market from 9am-2pm on Sundays. This is a great activity for the morning of the wedding! (Also, if you found this photo, you found an easter egg on our website - ask us about favorite ice cream spots in the area!)
Discovery Park
This is the park where we got engaged. We like to head up to the bluffs to take in the views of the nearby islands.
Northwest Folklife Festival
It is the 52nd Annual Northwest Folklife Festival, May 26-29 at the Seattle Center.
Morsel
This is a great spot for a very good breakfast sandwich near the hotel.