Best places: Historical landmarks in Kirkland, United States

Elaborate memorial dedicated to guitarist Jimi Hendrix in the Greenwood Memorial Park cemetery.

Oceanfront park with a historic lighthouse & gun battery, plus trails, campsites & a dive park.

Cinema featuring first-run & classic films, plus concessions such as craft beer & chocolate popcorn.

Historic, domed Catholic church with grand Renaissance architecture, relics & a shrine.

Former site of an oil plant is now a 20-acre park with picnic facilities & dramatic city views.

14-acre waterside park containing the historic Mukilteo Light Station & 6 fire pits along the beach.

👍👍 Visited at the end of Aug. Wonderful hike. The view hiked from Eunice is spectacular as you can see the lake beneath and look far as you hike higher and higher. The lookout house is very neat. Took a picture of the interior with Mt. Rainier seen through from the window. Awesome views, but the fun d...

👍👍 Beautiful hike down to the lake through the forest. Looks like great mountain biking trails as well. Excellent maintenance on the trails.

👍👍 For how amazing all the pictures are, nothing can prepare you for seeing this amazing view in person. It is overwhelming in its beauty! The trail leading to the lookout from sunrise can be strenuous, depending on ability. We are occasional hikers and did fine, if a little sore in our legs afterwards...

👍👍 Fort Casey was a spectacular place to visit. There were many informative signs posted throughout to learn about this historical landmark. The kids enjoyed the underground bunkers quite a bit. The ocean view is a sight to see. With well maintained hiking trails, you are sure to get a workout.

Dockside memorial & story wall marking the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II.

👍👍 If you drive across the bridge just a little bit; on the right hand side you’ll see a little trail that allows you to hike in and see the bridge from afar. (Only like a 10 minute hike, decent trail and super easy hike) The bridge itself is super high up, and on one side of the bridge the railing is...

Comfy neighborhood coffeehouse with a nautical feel offering a pour-over menu & cold brew on tap.

Landmark daily market with famed fish-throwing seafood vendors, produce stalls & other shops.

Huge community events complex with museums, theaters, restaurants & shops, plus the Space Needle.

Walking paths crisscross these 7 waterfront acres of curated gardens & rare plants.

Iconic 1914 office tower featuring a speakeasy-style cocktail bar & a 35th-floor observatory.

Luxe rooms in a Tudor Gothic-style castle with a private dock, breakfast & an English garden.

Landscape designer Thomas Church's 10-acre flora collection includes rare & unusual plants.