Seattle Travel News

The Salish tribes' art is being revived in the Pacific Northwest, which had previously taken totem poles as its symbolic image It's impossible to picture the Pacific Northwest without the image of a totem pole.

Live theater around town tends to go dark this weekend, reluctant to compete with the popular Seattle International Film Festival, the Northwest Folklife Festival, and various blockbusters luring people out of the rain.

A few must-sees pop up on every Seattle tourist's list: the Space Needle, Pike Place Market and the houseboats.

Looking for a hotel with charm and character in Seattle ? Check out the historic Alexis Hotel, originally built in 1901.

From leopard patterned bathrobes in your guest room to a personal greeting for your pooch posted in the lobby, there is nothing cookie-cutter about Seattle 's Alexis Hotel.

My father, who died at 12:20 a.m. on the morning of April 27, 2013, cared about animals, particularly dogs, and he cared about plants.

When Dr. Beverly Beeton moved to Seattle from Alaska several years ago, she started looking for ways to learn more about her new hometown.

American Cruise Line , whose small ships can take passengers into ports the larger ships cannot go, has introduced a new exciting itinerary to the Pacific Northwest.

As the temperatures rise and the sun continues to shine on the glorious Pacific Northwest, make sure to get outside and soak in the Vitamin-D as often as possible.

An old compass, corroded at the edges, lies on the dashboard of my car. The arrow spins quickly, like arms lurching outward, as the car navigates bends.

When Dr. Beverly Beeton moved to Seattle from Alaska several years ago, she started looking for ways to learn more about her new hometown.

Mike Daisey 's American Utopias Seattle Repertory Theatre, 5/1-5/4 at 7:30 p.m., $12 for under 25 Monologist and former Seattleite Mike Daisey returns with two new solo performances.

Want some help seeing the sights of the world? Tour guides are ready to help you explore cities, deserts, caves and rivers by foot, bus, bike and boat.

Eaters may come to Blake Island for the salmon bake, but they stay for the lively story-and-dance show featuring Coast Salish legends and - this year - a new mask.

Maria Semple, author of "Where'd You Go, Bernadette," will visit the Free Library of Philadelphia's Central Library, 1901 Vine Street, Philadelphia, on May 2 at 7:30 p.m. Semple's latest novel follows Seattle wife and mother Bernadette Fox, whose agoraphobia makes the thought of taking her teenage daughter on a promised trip to Antarctica an ... (more)

This Seattle hotel is one mile from the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The hotel offers indoor atrium pool, children's pool, and rooms with coffee makers.