We really enjoyed our visit here. We got timed tickets for entry in the morning and spent at least…read morea couple hours looking at all the exhibits. The kids (and us parents) all had a blast. The touch tanks, the underwater viewing areas, and the feeding of the seal lions all were great. The facility is really nice and the staff were friendly and informative. Would highly recommend coming here if you're in Seward.

This was the second time we've visited the sealife center. Visiting is a nice way to spend some…read moretime learning about the local marine life and is great for children. It is small and you can go through the place quickly, and for the price of entry you may expect a larger area and more friendly staff. I was chastised for calling one of the gulls a seagull. Our child did enjoy the boat to play on, seeing the birds and the seal, so that made me happy to see

This library punches above its weight! It has features that other public libraries three times its…read moresize could benefit from having. The downstairs museum is a must stop for first time visitors to Seward and gets you immediately up to speed with the history and pivotal events and figures who helped to shape what this town has become. There are a few onsite movies you can watch and also a community center downstairs that was well in use by a gaggle of children when we dropped in on a Saturday. If you're wandering around town in the cold and possibly in need of a public restroom, this is a warm haven you'll appreciate! Upstairs features internet stations, charging stations for mobile devices, and private booths for taking calls (SUPER useful if you're working remotely or while you travel). The book selection is well maintained and ample enough to likely have something you're interested in picking up.

Nice informative video about the 1964 earthquake. Lots of interesting artifacts from years past in…read moreSeward.