- Our list of the best things to do in Bremerton, Washington, features the top 398 nearby activities — including 165 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Bremerton, WA has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Entertainment & Shows, Food & Drink, and Museums & Galleries.
- The results below include the top 28 things to do within the city of Bremerton, WA , followed by 371 popular activities in nearby cities, including Seattle, Kirkland, Poulsbo, Bellevue, Bainbridge Island, Edmonds, Tacoma, Gig Harbor, Renton, Federal Way, Port Orchard, Kent, Lynnwood, Silverdale, Redmond, Bothell, Auburn, Woodinville, Burien, Shoreline, Issaquah and Seatac
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Historic Jefferson County Courthouse has photo worthy architecture. Built in the 1800's it sits on a hill overlooking Port Townsend Bay. Clock bells ring on the hour and half hour and clock is lit up at night.
38.1 Miles
The Hibulb Cultural Center provides its visitors with historical facts on the legacy of the Tulalip Tribes. This 50-acre natural history preserve houses exhibits, classrooms, a gift shop and research library.
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A 3.38 acre waterfront park, Percival Landing Park features a harbor house, boat moorage, open space areas, picnic areas, a playground, restrooms, showers and public art. It hosts many events and festivals throughout the year.
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Percival Landing is a 3.38-acre waterfront park that sits on the east side of Budd Bay. It's a gathering place for festivals and public celebrations. It's a block from the farmer's market and has a .9 mile boardwalk to view the bay and Olympic Mountains.
38.2 Miles
Operated by the non-profit organization Olympia Film Society, the Capitol Theater is a cinema focused on bringing the local community independent films. In addition to movies, the theater also hosts occasional live music performances and displays artwork throughout the cinema.
38.3 Miles
Fifth Avenue Bridge is an ideal viewing spot for spawning salmon in the fall. In season, the city has volunteers to help answer questions and point out the salmon, as well as the other wildlife that thrives there.
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210 Polk Street #11, Port Townsend, WA 98368
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The site holds 4 historical museums, a research center and visitor's center. Year round programs are available such as walking tours, camps, classes and lecture series. Scholarship assistance for field trips is also available.
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The Northwest Maritime Center offers sailing classes for all ages, levels of skill and boat sizes, as well as excursions, navigation classes and meeting facilities. Enjoy a nice meal at the coffee shop or a day of shopping at the chandlery.
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The historic former vaudeville theater built in 1907 pulls double duty offering modern movies, silent films, classic talkies and plays. The new starlight room venue also offers food and drinks.
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Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the lake from the many benches in Capitol Lake Park. There is a gravel path surrounding the lake for walking and biking. The lake is occupied with geese, ducks, and heron.