Tacoma Travel Package

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Tacoma Vacation Packages

This area of Puget Sound contains some 200,000 residents.

Olympia, the state capital, is roughly 25 miles southwest of Tacoma, and Vashon Island is 11 miles to the north.

Want to start your trip in style? A renowned attraction, the Museum of Glass is something you won't want to miss.

Grab the kids and enjoy some quality time together at the Puyallup Fairgrounds and the Children's Museum of Tacoma. Wild Waves Water Park and Enchanted Village and Federal Way Community Center are also worth stopping by if the little ones still have energy to burn.

The little ones can spend endless hours wandering around and looking over the local and exotic animals at the Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium and Mike N Terry's Outdoor Fun Park.

Gear up for some high-speed action at the Pacific Slot Car Raceways, the number-one racetrack for motorsports fans.

For a real taste of this region, make your way to the Stina's Cellars. Take a stroll through the vineyards and chat with expert vintners. If you find something you particularly love, pick up a few bottles to share with friends at home.

Whether you want to put on your poker face or just get a taste of the lively gaming atmosphere, the Muckleshoot Casino and BJ's Bingo are a must. If you're on a hot streak and need more high-energy action, why not also pull up a chair at the Emerald Queen Casino or the Great American Casino?

From amateur horticulturalists to casual gardeners, everyone is sure to be impressed by the plants on display at the W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory. You can also take a rewarding walk through the Soos Creek Botanical Garden and the Rhododendron Species Botanical Garden.

When the weather is fine, pick up some lunch and find a shady nook at one of the area's scenic urban parks, such as Point Defiance Park or Dash Point State Park. Lakewold Gardens and the Pacific Rim Bonsai Collection are two more pleasant spots to while away the day and catch up on some reading.

To admire beautiful scenes of untouched landscapes and cascading water, head on over to Snoquera Falls Loop.

Lock your phone in the car and take a break from the noise of the modern world at Mud Mountain Dam Park and Nolte State Park. McCormick Forest Park and Tacoma Nature Center are also popular with nature enthusiasts.

The area's exhibition spaces are a gold mine of interesting stories and quirky facts. Meander through the hallways as you check out the different displays at the LeMay Car Museum and the Tacoma Art Museum. You might also want to consider a visit to the Washington State History Museum and the Karpeles Manuscript Museum.

The Foss Waterway Seaport will send you floating back through the region's nautical history. Bubbling over with hearty tales and maritime artifacts, the whole crew is bound to have fun at this one.

Even if you're not a history buff, you'll surely see something of interest at the Fort Nisqually Living History Museum. In addition to that, you might like to study the items on display at the Job Carr Cabin Museum or the Harbor History Museum.

Step back through the ages at the Tacoma Union Station Rotunda, one of the most carefully preserved pockets of history in this region.

Tacoma Narrows Bridge is a grand structure that has been a vital point of connection for residents from both sides of the river.

If you want a great photo for your travel collection, you don't want to miss Sun Top Lookout, a popular landmark.

There are plenty of educational institutions here, each one home to an active student population and up-to-date facilities. Want to take a look at some of the campuses? The Pierce College and the University of Puget Sound are worth checking out if you're in the area. The Pacific Lutheran University and the University of Washington Tacoma are also worth a stop.

Take advantage of this area's reputation as a prime shopping destination. Stay up to date with the latest trends, have a snack or just enjoy the atmosphere at Tacoma Mall and The Outlet Collection. You're also sure to be impressed with the massive range at The Commons at Federal Way and Freighthouse Square.

If you enjoy the arts, get some tickets, take your seats and get ready for a night of entertainment at White River Amphitheatre or the Broadway Center for the Performing Arts. The Pantages Theater and the Tacoma Musical Playhouse are two other well-respected theaters that you're sure to love.

It doesn't matter how many attractions you've managed to cram into your trip, there's always room for a couple more. The PGP Motorsports Park and the Joint Base Lewis-McChord are certainly worth a visit.

Accommodation in Tacoma

You'll find 32 Tacoma accommodations registered on Expedia's lodging page. Take a look and choose the guest services and features that suit you best.

The following Tacoma accommodation options are worth looking into, the Hotel Murano, a Provenance Hotel and Courtyard by Marriott Tacoma Downtown