History museum full of informative displays and artifacts on the history of Washington state.

An international center for contemporary art with a sustained focus on glass.

From Aardvarks Argus to Laughing Kookaburra to Pygmy Marmosets, this park features hundreds of animals in real life habitats such as Arctic Tundra, Rocky Shores and The Farm.

This grand relic from the golden age of rail travel was re-opened to visitors in the early 1990s.

The Karpeles museum in Tacoma is one of several branches nationwide that feature extremely rare and important historical documents.

Concerts, sporting events and other activities are held at the Tacoma Dome.

This is a cute toddlers place to play. It is not appropriate to call it a Children's Museum. It is a play place that is perfect for 1-5 year olds on a rainy day or when you just need to get out of...

Riverboat casino, operated by the Puyallup Indian Tribe, offers Vegas-style gaming, live entertainment and professional boxing.

Named for the geologist killed in the blast, this tourist center offers informational displays on the history of the volcano as well as a spectacular view of the crater.

Home to a collection of over 1,000 cars collected by the late business man Harold LeMay. Three hundred vehicles are currently on display, covering a century of automobiles and featuring cars such as a

TGS offers visitors a close up view of how hand blown glass is made and gives guests the opportunity to try it for themselves. The Glassblowing Experience is a one-on-one session with a skilled glassblower where people of all ages and walks in life can create blown glass for themselves. This facility also offers classes, group events, corporate gifts and their glass gallery features very talented local glass