Attractions
Whether you are planning your first trip to Western Washington or an on-town vacation, there is no shortage of things to do and sights to see. Seattle Southside's central location provides easy access to a wide variety of must see attractions located in the greater Puget Sound area. Seattle is just 15 minutes north of Seattle Southside and Tacoma is 20 minutes to the south.
Visitors can sit in the cockpit of a hydroplane or Air Force One, indulge in the arts at a plethora of museums, galleries and events, and explore the bountiful great outdoors and wildlife of the Evergreen State.
Use the links at right to discover Seattle attractions such as the renowned Museum of Flight, Woodland Park Zoo and many more.
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ACME reinvents bowling to create an unforgettable entertainment experience.
Visit the Brewery & Tap Room for the freshest beer in Kent. All of the beer is made onsite, just a few feet from the bar.
Known as the "Birthplace of Seattle," Alki Beach is a hot spot with joggers, roller bladers, cyclists, volleyball players and sun bathers.
Specializing in guided sea kayak tours exploring the natural & human history of Puget Sound, Alki Kayak Tours also offers a range of rental options to help you enjoy Alki beach and Elliott Bay.
AMC Kent Station 14 offers South King County residents the best in out-of-home entertainment.
An oasis near the airport with a beach, dock and grass area perfect for nice sunny day.
Water tours of the must-see Seattle area attractions all from the comfort of a cruise ship. Sea it all on Argosy!
The Auburn Golf Course is an 18-hole full service golfing facility located in a scenic setting along the Green River in northeast Auburn.
Black River is a rich oasis for the animals that live there, and as a result, it is a refuge for the hundreds of people who visit this site every year.
