Taking in both banks of the Spokane River as it flows through the heart of the city's downtown, this outstanding urban park combines the relaxing atmosphere of a pedestrian mall with thundering waterfalls and the gleeful presence of a carnival midway..

Begun in 1925 and completed in 1961, this magnificent English Gothic-style cathedral rises from a wooded bluff overlooking downtown Spokane. Massive, ornate, crowned by a 180ft carillon tower and resplendent with glittering stained-glass windows, the..

A gardener's delight and inspirastion, Manito Park presents four lovingly cultivated landscapes from diverse horticultural traditions-a fine Japanese garden, an immense rose garden, a perennial garden and a large classical garden planted in the Europ..

Located in Spokane's Historic Browne's Addition Neighborhood and surrounded by wonderful Victorian and Craftsman-style homes, this polished stone museum (formerly the Cheney Cowles Memorial Museum) perches atop the bluffs overlooking the Spokane Rive..

Nestled among the wooded foothills of southwest Spokane, Finch Arboretum's 65 acres of sloping terrain blend attractive, formally landscaped grounds with settings more characteristic of the region's natural areas. A creek trickles through the center ..

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Thrust above a tidy neighborhood of Craftsman-style bungalows, this pocket park perches atop a massive protrusion of basalt called Review Rock, the highest point in the city. A short footpath leads to a grassy space at the top of the rock and opens u..

Bing Crosby (1904-77), the popular American singer and film actor, grew up in Spokane in a house adjacent to Gonzaga University. A modest collection of his memorabilia now resides in the university's Crosby Student Center, which was completed in 1957..