Tacoma Menus - Restaurants, Dining, Caterers, and Nightlife in Tacoma, Washington

TACOMA ATTRACTIONS AND OTHER THINGS TO DO

Union Station - Courthouse in Tacoma Washington Union Station
Originally, built in 1911 by Northern Pacific Railroad. This copper-domed Tacoma landmark was a railway station until 1983. It is now home to Tacoma's federal courthouse.

First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church (FPC) of Tacoma was originally established in July 1873 to meet the needs of settlers who came to this region because it was the western terminus of the Northern Pacific Railroad.

Museum of Glass - A Tacoma Washington Attraction Museum of Glass
The Museum of Glass is a fine arts museum dedicated to the presentation of the medium of glass within the context of contemporary art in all media. The Museum presents the richness and diversity of the art of our time and explores how glass draws from and contributes to the many facets of contemporary art.

Tacoma Dome
Nestled in downtown Tacoma, near the waters of Commencement Bay, sits the 6.1-acre Tacoma Dome Entertainment Complex. It’s unique design and technology enhances the sights and sounds for every event. Lot's of events, concerts and shows in Tacoma.

Tacoma Art Museum
Tacoma Art Museum serves the diverse communities of the Northwest through its collection, exhibitions and learning programs, emphasizing art and artists from the Northwest. Tacoma Art Museum has permanent collection; American, European and Asian art.

The Children's Museum of Tacoma
The Children's Museum of Tacoma was established in 1985 by parents, teachers and community leaders. From the backyard to the moon, the Children's Museum of Tacoma celebrates the power of play in the life-long journey of learning.

Tacoma Farmers Market
The Market has swelled to well over 100 of the finest farmers, crafters and processors in Washington State. Offering up the season's freshest produce, artisan crafts, prepared foods, toe-tapping music and much more.

Freighthouse Square
Once the most western point and freight terminus for the old Milwaukee Railroad, is known as the main point of reference for those immigrants coming to the western shores of the United States. Now a shopping and dining experience.

Washington State History Museum
Life in Washington prior to the arrival of European and American explorers, hardships of travel on the Oregon Trail, earning a living on the Wageworkers Frontier—these are some of the stories of Washington's past told in a permanent exhibit at the Washington State History Museum.