Seattle Children's Museum

The Seattle Children's Museum is located on the lowest level of the Armory at Seattle Center. Founded in 1979 with just a single exhibit, it has grown into a large play space geared toward children from six months to eight years old. Spread across 18,000 square feet are eleven different exhibits that invite kids to explore and play hands-on. One special feature is the open floor area on the ground level of the Center House, which lets visitors look straight down into the museum below. This space once housed the famous Bubbleator attraction and today offers a fascinating glimpse into the museum's lower level.