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Quote: This museum towers over the Tacoma waterfront with its spiraling top. Inside, you will find several permanent galleries and a changing gallery (which was closed when we went). The highlight for us was the studio… Read More
Quote: I love this zoo!It continues to grow, and recently has built some new natural settings for the animals. Also, a second beluga whale named Qannick was just acquired. This zoo is large enough (29 acres) to offer… Read More
Quote: A great place to visit.... both adults and children will enjoy this museum !! Through interactive exhibits, theatrical storytelling, high-tech displays, and dramatic artifacts.... learn about Washington… Read More
Quote: Imagine beautiful and fragrant flowers enclosed by glass panels in a botanical greenhouse with a paved path that leads you right through the heart of these exotic wonders; if you can imagine this awesome sight… Read More
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Quote: If you like beads or want to take a class in beading, this is the place to visit. It's a small store off of 6th Avenue in Tacoma. They have a large assortment of seed beads, crystals, semi-precious stones and a… Read More
Quote: After having dinner in town we decided to walk over to the Museum of Glass although we knew it was closed. To our amazement the best part of the Museum was in the covered walkway outside of the Museum which is… Read More
Quote: It's kind fo strange to have two zoos in such close proximity to one another, particularly when Tacoma has only 180,000 residents. But Northwest Trek offers a much different experience than the Point Defiance… Read More
Quote: Although not as large as Seattle’s Pike Place Market, Freighthouse Square has quite a number of interesting shops as well as an ethnically diversified food court. The building was actually the freight house for… Read More
Quote: Also known as Galloping Gertie, the Tacoma Narrows Bridge is famous more for its pliability than any unique architactural design. When the bridge was first created in 1940, it was known for its rollicking ride,… Read More