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It's not surprising that so many tourists flock to Redmond every year. This charming city is overflowing with amazing things to do. Whether you're interested in exploring the local sights or attempting more adventurous activities, you won't have a dull moment here.

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Free Things to Do in Redmond

There's no need to run your credit card hot in Redmond. The following won't even cost a dollar.

Hartman Park

- Find time to play and add some extra fun to your escape here.

Marymoor Park

- Grab your blanket, pack some nibbles and find a cozy spot to relish Mother Nature.

Things to Do in Redmond with Kids

Redmond is an excellent destination for a family escape. Take the youngsters along and have a go at these family friendly experiences together:


 

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Frequently asked questions

What to do in Redmond on a sunny day?
What to do in Redmond on a rainy day?
Have a go at some of these appealing indoor activities and turn a miserable, rainy day into an adventure:


Are there cheap things to do in Redmond?
What can you do in Redmond for free?
You’ll barely have time to pull your wallet out of your backpack with so many wonderful free things to do:

  • Redmond Town Center
  • Marymoor Park
  • Microsoft Visitor Center
  • 60 Acres Park


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OMG this is Sooo delicious!!! It's an Acai energy bowl. Thought it would be like yogurt underneath but it's more like an ice cream/sorbet ... But it's all fruit so it's healthy, then toped with fresh fruit and granola...AMAZING!!!
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Downtown Redmond

4.5/5(186 area reviews)

While visiting Downtown Redmond, you might make a stop by sights like Redmond Town Center and Old Redmond Firehouse Teen Center.

Downtown Redmond
Their palmiers are truly #delicious

Education Hill

If you're spending some time in Education Hill, Hartman Park and Redmond Performing Arts Center are top sights worth seeing.

Education Hill
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Overlake

4.5/5(30 area reviews)

If you're spending some time in Overlake, Microsoft Visitor Center and Marymoor Park are top sights worth seeing.

Overlake
Touring the facility. They have 1,200+ volunteers and are always looking for more! #trovember

TheIr mission: “Little Bit Therapeutic Riding Center is a community where horses transform the bodies, minds, and spirits of people with disabilities.”

Union Hill-Novelty Hill

5/5(1 area review)

If you're looking for some top things to see and do in Union Hill-Novelty Hill and surrounding area, you can visit Marymoor Park and Redmond Town Center.

Union Hill-Novelty Hill
Great donut shop run by these young folks. It's nice to see a decent little local business, make sure to stop by. Good maple bars.

Grass Lawn

While there might not be top attractions in Grass Lawn, you can explore the larger area and discover places like Bellevue Golf Course and Redmond Town Center.

Grass Lawn
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Viewpoint

While visiting Viewpoint, you might make a stop by sights like Marymoor Park and Idylwood Park.

Viewpoint

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