Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Washington

While in Washington, you might enjoy a visit to:

A giant concrete troll has been lurking under the north end of the Aurora bridge and snacking on children and cars since 1990.
~9 miles from Bainbridge Island.

Indulge your big foot fantasies by peeking at the world's largest collection of giant shoes, including one worn by Robert Wadlow, who had the biggest foot in history.
~10 miles from Bainbridge Island.

Inside this giant coffee pot-shaped building you might get a coffee, but the beverage of choice is beer. 25-ft. tall Puget sound landmark built in 1927
~29 miles from Bainbridge Island.

"Landing Zone" sculpture by artist Peter Reiquam keeps park goers and encounter seekers dry beneath its 9-ft. tall telescoped legs.
~20 miles from Bainbridge Island.

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