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Spend your morning exploring the historic Pioneer Square neighborhood. Visit the Underground Tour to learn about the city's unique history and see the remains of the original city that was destroyed in the Great Seattle Fire of 1889.

After lunch at one of Pioneer Square's many restaurants, take a short walk to the Seattle Art Museum (SAM) to see their collection of modern and contemporary art from around the world. Don't miss the outdoor Olympic Sculpture Park, which offers stunning views of the Puget Sound.

End your day with a unique dinner experience at The Pink Door, a speakeasy-style restaurant featuring live music, burlesque shows, and Italian-American cuisine.

Start your day with a visit to the iconic Seattle Center, home to the Space Needle, MoPOP, and many other attractions. Take a ride on the Seattle Center Monorail to downtown Seattle for a day of shopping and sightseeing.

After lunch at one of downtown Seattle's many eateries, head over to the Chihuly Garden and Glass to see the stunning glass art of Dale Chihuly. Explore the indoor and outdoor galleries, which feature a variety of glass sculptures and installations.

End your day with dinner at Canlis, a fine dining institution in Seattle since 1950. Enjoy breathtaking views of Lake Union while savoring Pacific Northwest cuisine with a modern twist.

Take a day trip to the nearby city of Tacoma to visit the Museum of Glass, which showcases the work of Dale Chihuly and other glass artists. Watch live glassblowing demonstrations and explore the galleries featuring glass art from around the world.

After lunch in downtown Tacoma, head over to Point Defiance Park to visit the Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium. See over 9,000 animals from around the world, including tigers, sharks, and polar bears.

End your day with dinner at Stanley and Seafort's, a seafood restaurant with stunning views of the Tacoma waterfront.

Spend your last day in Seattle exploring the city's many parks and green spaces. Start with a visit to the Washington Park Arboretum, which features over 230 acres of gardens and natural areas.

After lunch in the arboretum, head over to Gas Works Park to see the iconic Seattle skyline and the remains of an old gas plant turned public park.

End your trip with dinner at The Walrus and the Carpenter, a trendy oyster bar in the Ballard neighborhood known for their fresh seafood and craft cocktails.