Museum

Wing Luke Museum

Museum

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The Wing Luke Museum offers an immersive journey into the history, art, and culture of Asian Pacific Americans in the region. Housed in a historic building in Seattle's Chinatown-International District, the museum features interactive exhibits, a recreated general store, and guided tours through the neighborhood. Visitors can explore the legacy of immigrants and refugees through personal artifacts, photographs, and oral histories, making it a deeply personal and educational experience.

Don't miss

The 'Honoring Our Journey' permanent exhibit tracing Asian Pacific American history in the Northwest
Guided neighborhood walking tours that explore historic sites and businesses
The recreated Yick Fung Company general store from the early 1900s

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