Seattle Museums - When you are in the mood to check out a wide-range of cultural and artistic aspects of the city, a visit to a museum or art gallery may be the perfect thing to seek out. This is when you can explore paintings, sculptures, as well as an array of museum themes.
Art lovers may want to check out the collection located at the Frye Art Museum and the Seattle Asian Art Museum. Various museums throughout the city include the Center for Wooden Boats, Seattle Metropolitan Police Museum, as well as Museum of Flight.
Museum of Flight
9404 East Marginal Way South
Seattle, Washington
If you are interested in exploring a bit of aviation history, then you have come to the right place. This is where you will find the largest air and space museum located on the West Coast.
Bellevue Art Museum
301 Bellevue Square
Seattle, Washington
Located on the Eastside, this art museum can be found 25 from the city. Here, you will find numerous interesting temporary exhibits.
Museum of History and Industry
2700 24th Ave. East
Seattle, Washington
Numerous artifacts and exhibits are on display at this museum, which pertains to the history of Seattle and the Pacific Northwest on this subject. Some of the artifacts hail from the 1780s.
Pacific Science Center
200 Second Ave. North
Seattle, Washington
If you have an interest in science, math or technology, you may want to check out this attraction. Here, you will encounter various interactive exhibits that delight both children, as well as adults.
Seattle Art Museum
100 University St.
Seattle, Washington
There are more than 23,000 art objects to admire when checking out this museum. The permanent collection consists of items created by Asian, African, Northwest Coast Native American, as well as European artists.
Wing Luke Museum
407 Seventh Ave. South
Seattle, Washington
This museum is situated in the city’s Chinatown/International District. The main theme of this site is Pacific American culture, history and art.
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