5 Things You Must Do in Walla Walla
Located in South Eastern Washington State, Walla Walla, Washington, is a lovely town of historic significance in America’s Old West. Once home to the Cayuse and Walla Walla Indian tribes, this city’s name means “many waters”; it was once a vibrant settlement and trading post in the 19th Century. Here are five things you must do when visiting this fascinating city:
1. Go antique hunting at the Antique Mall of Walla Walla. No shopping trip would be complete without picking up a souvenir from the Old West. Browse the Mall, which is packed with bargains for avid antique hunters.
2. Smell the flowers at the Blue Mountain Lavender Farm. This lavender farm is set among the rolling hills in the Walla Walla Valley. See and smell the lovely lavender fields and take home a special lavender gift. For more information on The Farm click on the link.
3. Go back in time at the Bruce Memorial Museum. This elegant museum is a fully restored 19th Century Victorian mansion where you can browse the Victorian-inspired rooms and discover what Victorian life was like.
4. Take a workshop at the Children’s Museum of Walla Walla. This unique museum will inspire adults and children alike. The museum offers regular science workshops on a variety of topics. 
For more information on the Museum click on the link.
5. Enjoy pioneer life at the Fort Walla Walla Museum. Once an actual military installation, this museum recreates pioneer life from the 1850s. Visit original pioneer buildings and enjoy the original railroad depot. Lose yourself in pioneer life in this large historic site. For more information on the Museum click on the link.
