Seattle Museums

Celebrates the natural history of Seattle and Washington.

A hands-on museum celebrating Seattle's maritime heritage.

Located in Seattle Center, this museum caters to kids.

Located near the Space Needle and Seattle Center, the Experience Music Project combines interactive and interpretive exhibits about the history of American popular music.

A fine small museum with emphasis on painting and sculpture from the nineteenth century to the present.

A restored 1904 carriage house, sometimes called the Birthplace of Seattle.

Learn about the history of the telephone and the central office switches that made the system work.

Telling Seattle's stories.

Exhibits about northwest history and Nordic pioneers.

An interactive museum focusing on ocean trade, fishing, recreation and the environment.

This outdoor museum features living art.

Science exhibits, laser shows, IMAX movies.

Located with the Experience Music Project, this facility celebrates science fiction writing.

Located on the Seattle waterfornt, the aquarium displays exhibits about sea and river otters, salmon and other sea creatures.

The museum hosts many traveling exhibitions and hold a permanent collection of over 23,000 objects, specializing in Asian, African, Northwest Coast Native American, modern art, and European painting and decorative arts.

The largest police museum in the western U. S., located in Pioneer Square.

Their collections include a Gokker D.VIII, the first presidential jet, and the largest collection of aerospace artifacts in the western United State.

Culture, art and history of Asian Pacific Americans.