5-Day Pacific Northwest Road Trip from Seattle Itinerary

Immerse yourself in the stunning glass art at the Chihuly Garden and Glass with the Seattle Chihuly Garden and Glass Entry Ticket. For breakfast, try the innovative dishes at Single Shot in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.

Explore the exhibits at the Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP) and then take a break for lunch at The Tin Table | Restaurant & Bar, located inside the historic Odd Fellows Building.

Experience the vibrant nightlife of Capitol Hill with its diverse array of bars and live music venues. Grab dinner at Radiator Whiskey, known for its extensive whiskey selection and hearty dishes.

Begin your day with a visit to the Woodland Park Zoo, where you can observe a wide variety of animals in naturalistic exhibits. Enjoy a quick breakfast at Boat Bar before heading out.

For lunch, take a short drive to Quinn's Pub in the nearby neighborhood of Eastlake. Afterward, continue your wildlife exploration with a trip to the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks, also known as the Ballard Locks, to watch boats pass between the freshwater of Salmon Bay and the saltwater of Puget Sound.

Dine at Frolik Kitchen + Cocktails, a rooftop restaurant with panoramic views of the city. After dinner, take a leisurely stroll along the Seattle Waterfront and enjoy the evening breeze.

Take a day trip to the nearby city of Tacoma. Visit the Museum of Glass and witness live glassblowing demonstrations. Have breakfast at Some Random Bar to start your day with a local vibe.

Explore the historic Union Station and the unique exhibits at the Washington State History Museum. Enjoy a delightful lunch at The 5 Point Cafe | 24 Hour Legendary Dive Bar & Diner, a Seattle institution.

Return to Seattle and have dinner at Retro Restaurant & Lounge, where you can enjoy a blend of modern and classic dishes in a stylish setting.

Start your morning with a scenic drive around the city, passing by iconic spots like Kerry Park (Franklin Place) and Lake Union. Grab breakfast at Pike Place Bar & Grill, located near the market.

For a unique experience, take the Seattle Coffee Culture Walking Tour with Tastings and learn about the city's coffee history while sampling some of the best brews. Follow it up with a late lunch at Black Bottle Gastrotavern, known for its shareable plates and urban vibe.

Conclude your trip with a visit to the Seattle Great Wheel on the waterfront, enjoying the views of the city and Puget Sound. Have a farewell dinner at Damn the Weather, a gastropub with a laid-back atmosphere and a focus on local ingredients.