Known as Seattle’s one of the oldest neighborhoods, it boasts some incredible architecture, art galleries, cafes, and bookstores. Visit this place to immerse yourself completely in Seattle’s history. Once here, don’t forget to visit Smith’s Tower, the tallest building on West Coast for several years. Also, adrenaline junkies can sign up for underground tours to explore deadly tunnels and winding passageways.
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The space needle was originally constructed to be a part of 1962’s world fair. This landmark is one of the most iconic ones of all. Get to experience exceptional views of the downtown along with the Puget Sound, the Cascades, and the Olympic Mountains. With its recent upgrade that is tilting the glass, feel yourself flying in the air. Do you dare to go there?
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A famous market and a must-see place, no matter how long your trip is. It’s a great place for foodies to indulge in some great dining. Sink yourself in tasty Italian dishes right away. Visit Pike Place Chowder for a mouth-water sit-down lunch. Skip over to the other side to discover one of Pike Places' foodie heavens The Crumpet Shop. This place is only a 4-minute walk from central Seattle.
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This wonderful academy is just a short drive away from downtown Tukwila. Javaholics can enroll themselves in three hours classes in this institute. If you love black coffee then get your hands on North American Coffee. Learn from scratch about latte art to know how to brew the perfect espresso within an afternoon.
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Don’t forget the Seattle Great Wheel on Pier 57. It is one of the largest in North America. The view from Seattle’s 175-foot-high Ferris wheel gives shivers down the body. But the best part is you get to witness amazing views. At night the wheel lights up providing the city’s skyline with rattle and dazzle.
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