Spokane
Founded in 1887 by the Jesuit order, Gonzaga University is famous for its college basketball team and one particularly celebrated former student: the…
Must-see attractions in Central & Eastern Washington
Olmstead Place State Park Heritage Area
Central Washington
Just 4.5 miles southeast of Ellensburg off I-90 is this open-air museum, with historical log cabins, pioneer barns and other farm buildings dating from…
Central Washington
The nuns and novices of this Greek Orthodox women's monastery open their doors to the world via their fantastic bakery and deli, selling delicious…
Central Washington
This local art museum features a permanent collection of the work of Ellensburg-born Western artist John Clymer, as well as changing exhibits of pieces by…
Central Washington
Three miles north of town on Alt US 97, the Ohme showcases the mighty Columbia River at its best, with 9 acres of terraced alpine gardens emerging like an…
Spokane
If the view from the bridge isn't quite enough for you, hop onto a gondola for a brief, if scenic, 15-minute ride over Lower Spokane Falls.
Aplets & Cotlets Candy Kitchen Tour
Central Washington
Home of the famous US candy Aplets & Cotlets. Go in for a factory tour and tastings. Two words: free samples. There's also a gift shop.
Pend Oreille County Historical Museum
Northeastern Washington
The museum grounds are home to several historical buildings, including a train depot, a schoolhouse, log cabins and a pioneer church.
Southeastern Washington
The museum gathers, organizes and displays artifacts excavated from archaeological sites along the Snake and Columbia Rivers.
Central Washington
Equipment, artifacts and photos tell the story of the Yakima Valley's hop-growing history.
Kettle Falls Historical Center
Northeastern Washington
Covers the region's history from Native American times to the present.
Washington Apple Commission Visitor Center
Central Washington
Washington's, America's and – quite possibly – the world's self-styled apple capital is also home to this little-visited yet surprisingly interesting…
Central Washington
Acting as de facto headquarters of the Yakima Area Arboretum, this small building includes a gift shop with a bookstore and a few displays about the…
Southeastern Washington
This fine historic site showcases the original buildings from a US Army installation that existed here from its inception in 1858 until 1910 – everything…
Spokane
In the center of Riverfront Park, the 151ft clock tower has become the city's signature sight and was originally part of a railway depot built in 1902.
Spokane
The largest Radio Flyer wagon in the world, this 12ft-high sculpture in the park is great fun for kids to climb on.
