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The first day of this grand food tour starts at Westfield Southcenter, the shopping epicenter of Seattle Southside. In addition to boutique shops and major retailers, Westfield is home to some of the hottest international restaurants, bakeries, and...

Day two begins with an extravagant brunch at a Seattle classic. 13 Coins has been serving the Seattle area with 24 hours of breakfast, lunch, and dinner since 1967.

The day only gets better, as your next stop should be Seattle Chocolates for their Experience Chocolate factory tour. The favorite purveyor of delectable delights provides factory tours. You’ll get to see how the chocolate is made from start to...

End the day’s foodie tour at Odin Brewing Company, where the Norse-inspired brewery and tap room are guaranteed to please the masses.

Start your third day off at the Des Moines Farmers Market, checking out some of the best local produce vendors in the region. In addition to fresh goods, enjoy live music, some of the trendiest local food trucks, and the beautiful Des Moines Marina.

After you’ve purchased all your fruits and veggies, head to the beautiful and eco-friendly Cedarbrook Lodge and Spa to experience an orange peel purifying facial, chai spice & vanilla body polish, or a hydrating honey, lemon, and eucalyptus hand and...

It’s your first day in Seattle Southside. Surely, you’re going to want to see the sights in downtown Seattle. Fortunately, Seattle Southside has a few different tours to choose from that pick up guests from Seattle Southside hotels.

After you’ve gained a basic knowledge about Seattle from your tour, be sure to visit the iconic Space Needle. Unveiled at the 1961 World’s Fair, a trip to Seattle wouldn’t be complete without an elevator ride to the observation deck!

By now you will be famished, so head down to one of the oldest public farmers markets in the United States and snack your way through the booths. There’s so much to do at Pike Place Market, it would be hard to see it all.

Grab dinner on the waterfront and enjoy the views of the Seattle Great Wheel and the ferry boats coming and going and then hop on the light rail back to your Seattle Southside hotel for a good night’s rest. You’ll need it for Day 2!

You saw it when you flew (or drove) in, and yes, it’s pretty much snow-covered all year-round; but visiting Mount Rainier National Park is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

When you get back in town, enjoy a relaxing evening of elegance and deliciousness at Copperleaf Restaurant & Bar. Nestled restored wetlands and attached to Cedarbrook Lodge, this eco-friendly, intimate dining venue is perfect for a romantic dinner.

Just across the street from Westfield Southcenter sits a thrill-seekers dream, iFLY Seattle. iFLY features a 10-story vertical wind tunnel, designed to create the perfect indoor skydiving experience.

After the museum, head down the street to Westfield Southcenter, the biggest shopping center in the Pacific Northwest. Have a delicious seafood lunch at Duke’s Chowder House.

You’re already staying here so why not spend your final day locally and get the authentic Seattle Southside Experience? Start at The Museum of Flight, where you can explore the history of aviation and spaceflight.

After a long day of fun, there’s no better way to end your Seattle Southside adventure than at Des Moines Beach Park. Nestled along Puget Sound, this hidden gem offers stunning views and a relaxing, peaceful setting. Walk along the beach or one of...

Start your trip off right with a trip to the largest private air and space museum in the world! Everyone will find something to love and kids are no exception. In addition to the first jet-powered Air Force One, check out the Kid’s Flight Zone!

Ever heard of indoor skydiving? iFLY Seattle has a vertical wind tunnel making indoor flight easy, fun, and safe for all ages. After a tutorial, get suited up for your turn in the tunnel.

Calm the post-flight buzz with a lunch that everyone loves, PIZZA! Have a picky eater? The CPkids menu serves up simple, smaller pizzas, mac ‘n’ cheese and even ice cream sundaes! Use that sugar high to hype the family up for your next experience at...

Start your day off in the fast lane at Sykart. These state-of-the-art go-karts are built for speed and are typically for drivers wielding licenses. However, the weekend is for family and the Youth Track is open to kids 8 years of age and up.

With the adrenaline pumping, you might not have noticed just how hungry you were. Take the family down to the waterfront community of Des Moines for some hot dogs. While the kids enjoy classic corn dogs and chips, parents can try some of the...

After lunch, head down to the MaST Center and discover a new world beneath Puget Sound! This aquarium is open for public viewing every Saturday and admission is FREE!

If the visit to the MaST Center got the family in the mood for some seafood, head next door to Salty’s Redondo Beach. With an extensive kid’s menu featuring not only fish and chips, but grilled cheese, hamburgers, and more, there will be plenty of...

A true metropolis of fun activities, Family Fun Center is exactly that: FUN! With laser tag, bumper boats, batting cages, mini golf, bowling, and a whole lot more, you’ll find that kids will sleep quite well after a few hours here!

Just down the street from Family Fun Center sits the biggest shopping center in the Pacific Northwest. If the kids have any energy left, take them to the kid’s play place, Disney store, LEGO store, or Build-A-Bear Workshop.

After three days of exploring Seattle Southside, it’s time to catch the light rail to downtown Seattle. Head to the Stadium stop if there’s a game; University Street station for Pike Place Market; or get off at Westlake station and hop on the...

Start your day off with a leisurely stroll through the beautiful Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden. Here you will find plenty of roses, lilies, and fuchsias, not to mention a beautiful, traditional Japanese garden.

After the botanical garden, stop by Bob’s Burgers & Teriyaki and pick up a bacon cheeseburger or some delicious yakisoba, then head to Angle Lake Park for a picnic and a dip in the lake!

If you have any energy left, take a bike (or rollerblades/longboard/running shoes) to the Interurban Trail where an interweaving 14.7-mile natural landscape trail connects multiple cities.

Day two starts at the true “hidden gem,” a favorite park among the locals, and seldom overcrowded. This means you’ll have plenty of space to walk on the shores of Puget Sound, explore the Des Moines Creek Trail, watch native birds, and even rent a...

There’s so much to do at Des Moines Beach Park, you just might want to spend the whole day there. But after the sun sets, you should head to the Des Moines Marina and get some fresh seafood Anthony’s HomePort.

The final day of your outdoor adventure requires a bit of a mini-road trip. About 45 minutes east of Seattle Southside sits Western Washington’s most famous waterfall, Snoqualmie Falls.

Only a few miles down the road from Snoqualmie Falls, Mount Si features one of the best hiking trails in the Pacific Northwest. The hike can be a bit strenuous, but the views from the top are worth every arduous step (and every calorie burned!).

After a great day of hiking, head back to Seattle Southside and get some dinner at the iconic Italian restaurant, Grazie Ristorante. With a classic Italian atmosphere and plenty of delicious pasta and spiced meats, there’s arguably no better...

Get outside for the afternoon and play 18 holes of disc golf at this beautifully landscaped park.

You’ll find plenty of boutiques and big box stores here and if you need to gear up for the game, there’s a Seattle Team Shop with everything you need.

If you’re still hungry, take the Westfield shuttle one more time and grab some dinner at the Cheesecake Factory. Because nothing caps off a day of football like a slice of salted caramel or lemon meringue cheesecake.

On Sunday, wake up early and enjoy some breakfast at your hotel. After that, take the light rail north to the Stadium station.

Follow the crowd, and within a few minutes, you’ll find yourself in the glory of CenturyLink Field! A Seahawks game is an experience unlike any other.

CPK offers plenty of mouthwatering dinner options (not just pizza) and a great selection of unique drinks from the bar.

This entertainment megaplex offers a good time for everyone and it’s easy to spend more than you’d like trying to rescue the tsum tsums from their claw machine dungeon.

After your race is over, head back to Westfield and enjoy some delicious, local seafood at Duke’s Chowder House.

After your shopping spree, it’s time for an adrenaline rush. Right down the street from Westfield sits a high-octane go-karting heaven, Sykart.

Fancy yourself a carnivore? Sharp’s Roasthouse in SeaTac is the place for you.

Nestled perfectly between Tukwila and SeaTac sits a restaurant that’s perfect for a cold, winter night. Claim Jumper offers huge portions of comfort food, and a lodge-feel with their stone and cedar décor and massive fireplace.

After breakfast, take a trip to the largest independent non-profit air and space museum in the world, the Museum of Flight! If you happen to be hear on the weekend of December 16th, you just might catch a glimpse of Santa’s Landing Party.

After your aerospace journey, head to Arashi Ramen for a lunch that’s sure to warm you up. Delicious pork broth and fresh noodles combine to create the perfect winter meal.

You have to get your holiday shopping done eventually, why not enjoy it? Just down the street sits Westfield Southcenter, the largest shopping center in the Pacific Northwest.

Not everybody enjoys shopping, however, so they can head upstairs to Round 1 Entertainment for some bowling and video games.

Finally, enjoy a tropical dinner at Bahama Breeze. Hey, Santa comes to the Caribbean too!

Copperleaf Restaurant is the “quintessentially Northwest” farm-to-table restaurant that should be reserved for a special occasion. Their dishes range from bacon wrapped rabbit sirloin, to Lummi Island Poulet bleu, to sweet chili glazed Pacifici...

Once you’re full, take a short trip up to Des Moines Beach Park. The beach is a great place to be in the summer, but it’s stunning in the winter (especially if it’s snowing).

After your luxurious spa treatment, head down to Redondo Beach for Salty’s holiday brunch. You haven’t truly had brunch until you’ve enjoyed fresh oysters, prime rib, manila clams, and eggs benedict at Salty’s.

Start your final day off on a relaxing note at the Spa at Cedarbrook Lodge. Try an Alaskan Glacial Mud Wrap or a Sea Salt Exfoliation and Rainwater Remedy to ease into your final day in Seattle Southside.

Start your day off with some golf at Foster Golf Links. Nestled alongside the Duwamish River, this course has been around since 1925.

Finish the day with fun for everyone at this modern bowling alley. Featuring a 10-lane private bowling lounge, a 30-lane traditional bowling alley, an arcade, a billiards area, shuffleboard tables and a full-service restaurant, bar and lounge.

Make it a game day Link Light Rail makes for a quick and easy commute to Seattle’s Stadium District. Before the game, explore you can explore the neighborhood and snag some sweet Seahawks, Sounders FC and or Mariners gear to wear back home.

Start the day flying high in this 10-story vertical wind tunnel. It provides the perfect indoor skydiving experience. Fun for ages 3 to 103.

Day two starts with a trip on the Link Light Rail. You guessed it…you’re heading to SoDo for a Mariner, Seahawk, or Sounders FC game. The light rail has three stops in Seattle Southside: Angle Lake, SeaTac, and Tukwila International. It’s about a...

Your final day in sports heaven begins at Starfire Sports. This 54-acre sports complex features twelve outdoor fields and two pitches. It’s also the practice field of Sounders FC and Sounders FC 2. So, depending on what day you go, you might be able...

From laser tag, to virtual reality, the reality is—the entire family will have fun with this high-tech fully immersive experience. A great way to end the day.

If your game happened to run a little late, fear not. Just down the street from the SeaTac light rail stations sits 13 Coins, an elegant restaurant with a giant menu that just so happens to be open twenty-four hours a day!