Visit Seattle: plan your trip with verified accessibility info!
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The collaboration of Wheel the World and Experience Seattle wants to inspire people with disabilities to travel and enjoy unforgettable experiences with family and friends.
There is a world out there and our mission is to help everyone explore it without limits!
Visit Seattle: a city of nature, culture, and accessibility
Seattle offers a unique mix of outdoor adventure and urban energy, with 468 city parks spanning over 6,000 acres and over 200 miles of shoreline that are seamlessly woven into the urban landscape. The city's proximity to Puget Sound and rich agricultural land make its culinary scene a feast for the senses, blending the bounty of the Pacific Northwest with innovative flavors and international influences.
Seattle is committed to accessibility: major attractions, including the Space Needle, Pike Place Market, and the Seattle Art Museum, have implemented features to accommodate diverse needs. Seattle's compact layout makes it easy for curious travelers to explore the plethora of attractions, from museums and theater performances to literary and sporting events, and so much more. Come uncover the magic of the Emerald City!
Getting around Seattle
Some of the accessible transportation options are:
WAV ride-sharing services
Find all the accessibility info we mapped with the destination's tourism office
Some of the accessibility features we measured include:
Room: entrance, spaces, bed and closet
Bathroom: access, interior, toilet, shower and sink
Building access, lobby, breakfast area and common spaces
Tips when traveling
Best time to visit
Seattle is a year-round destination, with something special to offer in every season. Spring and fall bring mild temperatures, perfect for enjoying blossoming flowers and vibrant autumn foliage. Summer invites exploration with sunny days and temperatures in the low 80s, making it an ideal time to experience the city’s lively festivals and outdoor adventures. And when winter arrives, the cozy atmosphere sets the stage for discovering Seattle’s famous coffee culture, enjoying romantic getaways, and finding the magic of the holidays.
Climate
Seattle’s mild climate makes it a year-round destination. Summers are warm and dry, with August highs averaging 77°F, perfect for festivals, waterfront strolls, and outdoor adventures. Spring and fall bring mild temperatures, blossoming flowers, and vibrant autumn foliage, making them ideal for exploring parks and gardens. Winters are cool and rainy, with December highs around 47°F, creating a cozy atmosphere for coffee shops and holiday lights.
Events
Seattle is alive with events every day of the year. Whether you’re into art, music, theater, or sports, you’ll always find something exciting happening. Come discover the city’s iconic museums during Seattle Museum Month in February. Kick off the summer season by getting outdoors in the city with arts and music festivals like Northwest Folklife, Capitol Hill Block Party, and Bumbershoot. Tap into the city’s glassblowing scene with Refract in October, and celebrate the festive season of the holidays all winter long.
Recommendations
Take in stunning views from vantages around town, including the Space Needle and The Seattle Great Wheel on the waterfront. Experience the region’s arts and culture scene at the Museum of Pop Culture, Seattle Art Museum, Chihuly Garden and Glass, and more. Dine at one of the many restaurants across the city using fresh ingredients in dishes boasting creative flavors.
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