The Capitol Campus
Olympia's stately Legislative Building was completed in 1928. It stands 28 stories high, and was the last great domed capitol built in the United States. Surrounded by stunning buildings, landscaped seasonal gardens, greenhouses, fountains and monuments, the Legislative Building also overlooks Capitol Lake. 360-586-TOUR
Downtown Olympia
The rich heritage, history, and culture of Olympia are reflected in the downtown galleries, unusual shops, and specialty restaurants tucked among the historic buildings. Within walking distance are many visitor attractions, such as the Capitol Campus, the Washington State Historical Museum, the Farmers Market, and Percival Landing.
Farmers Market
The Farmers Market, the State's largest, offers the finest in handicrafts, baked goods, and fresh produce. Not only can you shop, have lunch and listen to live music. Open April through December, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 360-352-9096
Lacey Historical Museum
First a residence, the museum also served as Lacey City Hall and the Fire Department. It now features exhibits illustrating the community's history from the days of the Oregon Trail to the present. Open Thursday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 360-459-2538
Miller Brewing Company
Come see the World Famous Brewery and taste why "It's the Water". Visit the brewery every Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for the tasting room, gift shop and tours. 360-754-5177
Mima Mounds
Small Mountains made out of molehills. The mounds are mysterious, evenly spaced rounded hills twenty minutes from downtown Olympia. Explore these geologic formations of unknown origin. 360-748-2383 or 360-753-1519
Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge
Offering miles of level trails for those interested in Puget Sound Wildlife, especially birds. To help capture your findings, they are complete with viewing platforms and photo blinds.
360-753-1519
Percival Landing
One and a half miles of boardwalk with a view of Puget Sound, the Olympic Mountains, and the Capitol Dome. Artwork and interpretive displays outline the history of the harbor. A lookout tower is located along the boardwalk, in Percival Park.
Tenino Sandstone Buildings
Tenino is famous for its sandstone, which was used in building most of the towns original structures. The quarry is now a unique swimming pool near Park Street. A "must see" is the Tenino Depot Museum. 360-264-4621
The Washington State Capitol Museum
Housed inside the Lord Mansion, built in 1923, the museum is dedicated to preserving the political history and culture of Olympia. Open Tuesday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from Noon to 4:00 p.m. 360-753-2580
Yashiro Japanese Garden
Located next to Olympia City Hall, this garden provides an enclosed, peaceful setting in the spirit of the meditation gardens of Olympia's sister city Yashiro. 360-753-8380
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