The new spiritual center of art and free expression, Seattle has become an urban magnet for travelers seeking everything from rock clubs and symphonies to upscale galleries and folk-art shops. Going neighborhood by neighborhood, Gottberg gets to the heart of each community while describing both its famous attractions and hidden favorites.
Some spots marked "hidden" aren't as hidden as the author thinks; I've been to Washington only 3 times, and knew about several of the hidden gems. Maybe I'm just lucky that way. It's still a good book-and easier to carry with you and review on your travels than a laptop.
Great Way to Vacation
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 16 years ago
The guide was a great reference for our recent vacation. We used it successfully to locate interesting sites as well as lodging and food by area. I recommend it to anyone as a guide to pick out how to spend limited vacation time.
Best Washington State Travel Book
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 20 years ago
[...] One of my computer-side companions has been Hidden Pacific NW and now Hidden Washington. I've seen a lot of the state and know Eric Lucas knows Washington, so his book is a great reference when needed. What I really like is his "hidden" finds at different places. If you want a book that portrays a true picture of what you might find in Washington and is easy to use, Lucas's book fits the bill. I would recommend it for all visitors and newcomers to the state.
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