Renton, WA

Housed in a former fire station, this museum delves into the city's past, from its Native American roots and coal mining days to its transformation into an aerospace manufacturing center.

Launch from Gene Coulon Park and paddle along the scenic shoreline. You'll get unique views of the city, the I-90 floating bridge, and maybe even a seaplane taking off from the nearby base.

This mixed-use urban center features a cinema, popular chain restaurants, and a variety of shops. It's a convenient spot for errands, a meal, or a movie right off I-405.

This modern, 1,200-seat venue at Renton High School hosts a wide array of performances, from touring musicians and comedians to local theater productions and high school events.

This public 9-hole course offers beautiful, tree-lined fairways and a relaxed atmosphere suitable for golfers of all skill levels, right in the heart of the city.

Renton's breweries are community gathering spots. Try a flight at Four Generals Brewing for innovative beers or visit 4B's Brewing for classic styles, both creating a lively local vibe.

The walkable heart of the city, centered around South 3rd Street. Here you'll find the library, city hall, the antique district, a concentration of restaurants and bars, and the Cedar River flowing through.

This area includes the prized Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park and the residential neighborhoods of Kennydale and Highlands. It offers stunning lake and mountain views, larger lots, and a quieter pace.

A primarily residential area with a mix of mid-century and newer homes, offering more affordability. It's known for its diversity, community parks like Sunset Park, and convenient access to downtown and major highways.

Located in the south, this area is defined by major retail, including the sprawling The Landing complex and the massive Southcenter Mall just across the Tukwila border. It's a major commercial and transportation corridor.

The city's economic engine, dominated by the massive Boeing factory and the Renton Municipal Airport (Boeing Field). This area is less residential but crucial to the city's identity and job market.