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Tacoma Union Station
Built in 1911 for the Northern Pacific Railroad. The station now houses glass art by artist Dale Chihuly and is the site for a federal courthouse. Union Station also links the Museum District’s three museums.
Address: 1717 Pacific Avenue Tacoma WA USA 98402
 1 253 863-5173
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Old City Hall Tacoma
The Old City Hall in Tacoma features an Italian Renaissance clocktower that rings every hour. The hall is located on South Commerce Street.
Address: 625 South Commerce Street Tacoma WA USA
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Tacoma Nature Center
Tacoma Nature Center is a 540-acre (218-ha) wetland habitat in the center of Tacoma. Visitors can see numerous animals from ducks and geese to racoons, foxes and more. Admission is free. Donations are appreciated.
Address: 1919 South Tyler Street Tacoma WA USA
1 253 591-6439
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Fort Nisqually Tacoma
Built by the Hudson's Bay Trading company in 1833, Fort Nisqually was the first European settlement on Puget Sound. Step back in time and experience the Fort as it was in the 19th century, with volunteers dressing in period clothing reenacting daily life at the Fort.
Address: 5400 North Pearl Street #11, Tacoma WA USA 98407
 Send an Email (1) 1 253 591-5339
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