Spokane Top Attractions

Crosby's alma mater holds the largest public collection of memorabilia, including his 1944 Oscar.

An eclectic collection that includes celebrity limousines, a Chines junk made of matchsticks and a 13-foot snae that elecrocuted itself by chewing through an electric cord.

A zoological and training and breeding center dedicated to big cats such as pumas, lions, tigers and bobcats. Zookeepers act as docents, and you can feed the animals.

An elegant 1920s hotel, restored to its original beauty in 2002. Many areas are open to the public, including the Palm Court dining room and Peacock Lounge.

Open any time by appointment, this museum preserves antique fire lookout structures and firefighting equipment.

Green Bluff Growers is a community of family farms selling not only their produce but also other food products. Pick fruit right from the tree, visit the farm animals.

Includes a Frence Renaissance garden, Japanese Garden and botanical displays.

The largest hands-on learning facility in the area gives kids plenty of things to do and learn.

"The Red Barn," as it's know locally, preserves local farm history.

Northern Plateau Indian art, exhibits about the fur trade, early exploration and Spokane area history.

Site of the Expo -74 World's Fair, this 100-acre park includes a 1909 Loof carousel, open spaces, and IMAX theatre and family events.

A Spokane landmark, this Italianate/Mission Style mansion was designed by local architect George Keith and built in 1925 for Royal N. Riblet, an inventor and entrepreneur. It is now the headquarters of Arbor Crest Winery.

A permanent memorial to the USS Spokane.

An office and retail complex housed in a renovated landmark building that once held the steam plant that heated downtown Spokane.