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Spokane Valley Tourism and kids attractions Places to see in Spokane Valley, Washington ATTRACTIONS Hotelreservations.com GOLF COURSES Loading ...   MUSEUMS Loading ...   THEATERS Loading ...   AMUSEMENT and RECREATION Loading ...   Find Near Spokane Valley, WA   Article Archive • Lake View Cemetery: Stroll through time • Town Hall: Church of the mind • Theo Chocolates: Serotonin, milk or dark • Snoqualmie Falls: go for the falls, stay for the pancakes • The 5th Avenue Theatre: Homage to Asian grandeur • Green Lake Park: The city's playground • Kubota Gardens: Legacy of master landscaper Fujitaro Kubota • The Gum Wall: The interactive petri dish • Teatro ZinZanni: Fine food and frippery • Safeco Field: Visit "the house that Griffey built" • Fremont Troll: Keeping vigil for 20 years • Benaroya Hall: Music to your ears (and home to the Seattle Symphony) • Tillicum Village: A broad look at native culture • Pacific Science Center: Mad scientists wanted! • Ride the Ducks: Why most of us wave • The Jimi Hendrix statue: modest memorial for a rock god • The (almost) first Starbucks: Grande-sided history • First Thursday: Seattle art on the move • Richard Hugo House: Spreading the word, literally • University Bookstore: The heart of the Ave • The Smith Tower: Still standing tall • Center for Wooden Boats: a "see"-worthy peek into maritime history • Klondike Gold Rush Visitor Center: Preserving Seattle's golden years • The Tractor Tavern: affordable good times • Japanese Garden at Washington Park Arboretum: a world apart • Alki Beach Park: summer in Seattle • Ye Olde Curiosity Shop: where Seattle gets weird • Seattle Center Monorail darts through history • Woodland Park Zoo offers acres of wild fun • Cal Anderson Park is Seattle's true backyard • Garage is where the good times roll • Gas Works Park makes decay look good • Seattle Central Library's dazzling design is one for the books • Seattle Center: always fun and always fair • Pike Place Market has it all, from fresh vegetables to flying fish • Discovery Park is Seattle au naturel • EMP/SFM brings together hard rock and weird science • The Seattle Aquarium is a sight to sea • Olympic Sculpture Park connects art to earth and city to ocean • Archie McPhee gives weirdness a good name • Chittenden Locks: where a rising tide lifts all boats • The Space Needle is where Seattle comes to a point Loading ... Emerald Downs: Day at the races Emerald Downs: Day at the races Horse racing—you may love it or hate it. For fans, Emerald Downs is one of the best tracks in the country to see thoroughbred horse racing, and for the budget-conscious, one of more interesting, cheap ways to spend a warm spring or summer day. Read More >> Seattle Bug Safari: creepy crawlies abound Seattle Bug Safari: creepy crawlies abound Seattle Bug Safari is not really a safari. However, it is one of the most interesting and unusual little museums in Seattle. Read More >> Nordic Heritage Museum: Seattle captures the midnight sun Nordic Heritage Museum: Seattle captures the midnight sun You can find evidence of Seattle's Nordic founders within Seattle's Ballard neighborhood, which hosts annual Nordic themed festivals (like Viking Days) and the Nordic Heritage Museum. Read More >> Museum of Flight: sky's the limit, literally Museum of Flight: sky's the limit, literally Much of Seattle's history in the middle 20th century is tied up with the aeronautics industry, and the Museum of Flight preserves this history. Read More >> Log House Museum: West Seattle was born free Log House Museum: West Seattle was born free Quirky West Seattle is the birthplace of the city; the story is told inside the tiny Log House Museum. Read More >> Northwest African American Museum: stories that need to be told Northwest African American Museum: stories that need to be told The first museum dedicated exclusively to preserving and educating the public about Pacific Northwest African American history is here in Seattle. Read More >> The Fremont Lenin Statue: at the corner of history and questionable judgment The Fremont Lenin Statue: at the corner of history and questionable judgment Quirky Fremont loves its statue honoring Bolshevik revolutionary Vladimir Lenin. Not everyone agrees. Read More >> History House of Greater Seattle: Not the home of a crazy person History House of Greater Seattle: Not the home of a crazy person The gate and the garden may bode otherwise, but History House is a well organized gem of Seattle history and a resource for the whole community. Read More >> Broadway Dance Steps: Dancin' in the streets Broadway Dance Steps: Dancin' in the streets Artist Jack Mackie used real dance instructors as the basis for inlaid bronze footprints that invite passersby to try to dance. Read More >> Frye Art Museum: art for all Frye Art Museum: art for all Always free and unpretentious, the Frye is beloved by even those that hardly ever set foot in other museums. Read More >> Mountlake Terrace, WA: A City on the Move. Mukilteo, WA: A Wonderful City to Visit Bainbridge Island, WA: A Wonderful City to Visit Kennewick, WA: Building a Better Community. Olympia, WA: Capital City of the Evergreen State.

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