What are some good Seattle and Vancouver attractions?

I will be flying from SFO to SEA, Seattle next weekend, then driving to Vancouver. Any suggestions on where I should make a stop on my way to Vancouver (views, museum, etc...)? Thank you in advance for any suggestions.What are some good Seattle and Vancouver attractions?
I'd suggest stopping in Seattle to visit the Space Needle and Seattle Center. Seattle Center has some fun holiday stuff going on (ice skating, holiday train, carasoul, etc.) and from there, you could take the monorail to downtown. It drops you off at Westlake Center, which is where the downtown holiday activities are going on.

http://www.spaceneedle.com

http://www.seattlecenter.com

http://www.westlakecenter.com



On the way to Vancouver, if it's a nice day, I'd also recommend seeing Deception Pass State Park. You take Hwy. 20 towards Anacortes and then head south towards Oak Harbor. It's about 15 miles from the highway (I'd guess). It's beautiful there...

http://www.parks.wa.gov/parkpage.asp?sel鈥?/a>



As for Vancouver, when I've been there I've enjoyed visiting Granville Island, Stanley Park, Chinatown, and Harbor Centre Tower. You won't be lacking in things to do there!



Have fun!
ummm here are a few...

these are in seattle:

the space needle in seattle is awsome u can eat up there and sometimes it spins...

icecream boat is cool to

ferry boats to the san juan islands is awsome

the science center is pretty cool as well

northwest trek is AWSOME

mt. raineer

these cute little towns are on the way to vancouver:

ballingham

laconner

lindenWhat are some good Seattle and Vancouver attractions?
Yes, in Seattle, definitely see the Space Needle. Walk through Pike Market, and don't forget to stop by the area where they sell fish. There's a really great science museum aimed at kids but I would go back there any day.



If at all possible, somehow get on a boat that will go through Puget Sound. You can whale-watch for orcas. There were tons last time I was there.
Visit the village of La Conner.

You turn off to the West before you get to Mount Vernon.