Greenlake Park, Seattle

Woodland Park Zoo

Fremont Troll

The Fremont neighborhood of Seattle is known for its counterculture, and the Fremont Troll stands as the epitome of the neighborhood's zeitgeist

Waiting for the Interurban

Waiting for the Interurban is a cast aluminum sculptural ensemble by Richard Beyer depicting five people and a dog waiting for the trolley that has not existed since the 1930s

Statue of Lenin

The 16-foot cast bronze sculpture of Communist leader Vladimir Lenin was created by Emil Venkov originally for the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia in Poprad

Fremont Rocket

Towering over the corner of N

Ravenna Park

Fans of comic artist Charles Burns might like to visit this park, the site of some of the creepier scenes in his book 'Black Hole

Gas Works Park

Gas Works Park, or 'Gasworks' as locals call it, is Wallingford's oddly endearing landmark along the north part of Lake Union featuring old machinery and piping relics of the sole remaining coal gasification plant in the United States

Burke Museum

The Burke Museum is a natural history museum with lots of Northwest Indian artifacts and dinosaur

The Henry Art Gallery

One of the biggest contemporary art galleries in Washington, The Henry shows well-known contemporary and modern artists of all visual media, as well as an annual exhibition of the UW's Master of Fine Arts students

Ballard Sunday Farmers Market

The Ballard Sunday Farmers Market is one of the only year-round outdoor markets in Seattle, and takes place on historic Ballard Avenue on Sundays