NW Comfy Cabins Top 5 Must-Try Leavenworth Pizza Places

After spending a little time in Leavenworth and the surrounding area, it doesn’t take long to realize how fascinating it is. From its iconic Bavarian-themed architecture to a rich Native American history, our alpine communities have much to discover. Still, many people may not realize that the Leavenworth museums offer a wealth of insight into this captivating region—not to mention something unique to do on a rainy day. Whether you’re a history buff or enjoy learning about your travel destinations, NW Comfy Cabins has five recommendations worth checking out.

Nutcracker Museum

Many landmarks and attractions make Leavenworth somewhat of a “Christmas town,” and the Nutcracker Museum is no exception. The knowledgeable staff are walking nutcracker encyclopedias and take pride in sharing their insights about the functional dolls’ origins. Moreover, the Nutcracker Museum has several ongoing events and activities depending on the time of year.

Greater Leavenworth Museum

At the Greater Leavenworth Museum, you can learn about many topics ranging from local Native American culture to the region’s previous status as a lumber industry hub. A chronological display effectively illustrates the area’s timeline. And the five-dollar entrance fee won’t break the bank. The Greater Leavenworth Museum is conveniently located above the Nutcracker Museum on Front Street.

Wenatchee Valley Museum

The Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center is another place to learn about the area’s storied past. From Washington’s longstanding status as one of the nation’s top apple producers to the trials and tribulations of local legend Clyde Pangborn, one of the world’s first intercontinental pilots, the Wenatchee Valley Museum has something for everyone—especially those who love history. Families and friend groups will appreciate the guided tours.

Cashmere Museum and Pioneer Village

If you’re looking for a place that offers an authentic look into the lives of the region’s European settlers, the Cashmere Museum and Pioneer Village is a good bet. With over 13,000 square feet of geological samples, natural history exhibits, and Native American and pioneer artifacts, their curated collection is a testament to the staff’s dedication to preserving the past. In addition to two floors of authentic memorabilia, the property features a log cabin village for visitors to explore and have a picnic.

Rocky Reach Discovery Center

Arguably, the most fascinating interactive museum in the Leavenworth region is the Rocky Reach Discovery Center in Wenatchee. Kids and grownups alike will marvel at the various exhibits revolving around art, history, engineering, and biology. The free entry fee is alluring, and groups could easily spend hours examining the interpretive exhibits. There is also an attractive outside area with an arboretum, playground equipment, picnic shelters, horseshoe pits, and a turbine exhibit.

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With so many exciting outdoor activities around Leavenworth, museums can be an overlooked activity for friends and families. But if you want to add a bit of education to your getaway, our local offerings are a fascinating yet low-key option. And having a few rainy-day activities in your back pocket is always a good idea! Find out more and book your NW Comfy Cabin by reaching out today!