Seattle, Washington Attractions
Unusual landmarks, museums, roadside attractions, and hidden wonders in Seattle and the surrounding area. Aside from icons such as its giant troll, statue of Lenin, and Space Needle, Seattle has turned a wall filled with gum into an attraction, and displays a truck shaped like a human toe in its history museum.
Sights for Oddball Excursions
Hat n' Boots
Seattle, Washington
Famous landmark south of Seattle, a former cowboy-themed gas station built in 1954 shaped like a stetson and a pair of boots.
The Fremont Troll
Seattle, Washington
A giant concrete troll has been lurking under the north end of the Aurora bridge and snacking on children and cars since 1990.
Archie McPhee Catalog Store
Seattle, Washington
Novelty item catalog store is also a museum of the weird.
Ye Olde Curiosity Shop
Seattle, Washington
Souvenir shop packed to the rafters with animal freaks, oddities, and mummy love couple Sylvia and Sylvester.
Space Needle
Seattle, Washington
Pride of the 1962 Seattle World's Fair, and still a popular place to look down upon the city.
In and Around Seattle
Choice field reports and tips. Or check out: Complete list of Washington attractions.
- Seattle: Giant Shoe Museum
- Seattle: Space Needle
- Seattle: Lenin Statue
- Seattle: Hat n' Boots
- Seattle: Museum of Pop Culture
- Seattle: Ye Olde Curiosity Shop
- Seattle: Big Paddle Ball [tips]
- Seattle: King Crimson Mouth [tips]
- Seattle: Seattle Underground Tour [tips]
- Seattle: Hammering Man [tips]
- Seattle: The Gum Wall
- Seattle: Site of a Hooverville [tips]
- Seattle: Seattle Pinball Museum [tips]
- Seattle: Bronze Statue of Jimi Hendrix [tips]
- Seattle: Official Bad Art Museum of Art [tips]
- Seattle: Dance Steps in the Sidewalk [tips]
- Seattle: World's Largest Trophy Cup
- Seattle: Equality - Prosperity vs. Wretchedness [tips]
- Seattle: Orient Express: FDR's Train Car [tips]
- Seattle: Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame
- Seattle: Soul Pole
