Explore the Cities of Washington State

Even in the Puget Sound urban corridor, Washington State cities never seem far from the dramatically beautiful scenery that characterizes the state. That’s because they're not. In addition to offering a wide variety of urban attractions and cultural pursuits, it's no exaggeration to say that every city in Washington State is within easy striking distance of the state's incomparable natural beauty and the outdoor activities and sightseeing opportunities it offers. Unquestionably, this easy crossover between the best of urban and the best of rural life is one of the truly unique and most enjoyable aspects of life and travel in Washington State. Discover Washington State's great cities here.

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Bremerton

Boasting the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, three museums, two performing art stages, numerous fine arts galleries, unique shops, eateries and clubs featuring jazz and other live music, Bremerton is a small harbor town with big city attractions.

Mount Vernon

Draping the banks of the Skagit River, Mount Vernon serves as the hub for Skagit County’s booming bulb-growing industry and host city for the Skagit Valley’s annual spring Tulip Festival. Historic Oldtowne boasts shops, restaurants, the Skagit County Children's Museum and the historic Lincoln Theatre. For more information, visit Mount Vernon Chamber of Commerce.

Coupeville

Historic Coupeville rests upon the shores of Penn Cove, internationally recognized for its prized mussels. The second-oldest town in Washington also draws folks to its Victorian-era homes, fine downtown dining, eclectic shops, the Island County Museum and self-guided history walks.

Okanogan

The seat of Washington’s biggest county, Okanogan is an urban island inside a recreation paradise. Surrounding town, 5,000 square miles of the great outdoors beckon for adventure. Visitors can sample the area’s agricultural bounty at numerous roadside produce stands and a thriving farmers' market.