Top things to do in Spokane

Riverfront Park

2,102 reviews

Riverfront Park is the green heart of Spokane, a 100-acre urban park in the centre of the city, built around the dramatic Spokane Falls, where the river tumbles over a series of cascades right downtown.

Auntie's Bookstore

50 reviews

River Park Square

40 reviews

Davenport Spa & Salon

28 reviews

Boo Radley's

25 reviews

Spokane Falls

A scenic waterfall plunging over rocks in downtown Spokane, best viewed from Riverfront Park or the Monroe Street Bridge.

Garbage Goat

A whimsical metal goat sculpture in Riverfront Park that eats trash, beloved as a quirky local icon.

Riverfront Park (Spokane, Washington)

A 100-acre urban park along the Spokane River, home to the Spokane Falls, a historic Looff Carousel, and the playful Garbage Goat sculpture.

Riverfront Park Carousel

A vintage 1909 Looff carousel with hand-painted horses, a beloved attraction in Riverfront Park.

The Davenport Hotel (Spokane, Washington)

A historic luxury hotel from 1914, famed for its opulent lobby, crystal chandeliers, and landmark status in Spokane.

Fox Theater (Spokane, Washington)

A 1931 Art Deco theater with stunning restoration, hosting concerts, Broadway shows, and the Spokane Symphony.

Monroe Street Bridge (Spokane, Washington)

A historic 1911 concrete arch bridge spanning the Spokane River, offering stunning views of the falls.

First Interstate Center for the Arts

A modern performing arts venue hosting Broadway tours, concerts, and events in downtown Spokane.

Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture

The largest museum in the region, showcasing Inland Northwest history, art, and the historic Campbell House.

Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes (Spokane, Washington)

A historic Roman Catholic cathedral known for its stunning stained glass windows and Gothic Revival architecture.

Campbell House (Spokane, Washington)

A meticulously preserved 1898 mansion with original furnishings, offering a glimpse into Spokane’s Gilded Age.

Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist (Spokane, Washington)

An Episcopal cathedral with Gothic Revival architecture and a stunning rose window, located in Spokane's Browne's Addition neighborhood.

Benewah Milk Bottle

A historic 1935 roadside giant milk bottle building, now an ice cream shop and beloved local landmark.

Bing Crosby Theater

A historic 1915 movie palace turned live performance venue, named after Bing Crosby who once performed here.