Pike Place Market
“Pike Place Market”, Pike Place Market, the business card of the city and just a bazaar, which is visited by up to 10 million people a year, is perhaps a worthwhile place to visit, because every tourist who arrived on vacation or on business in Seattle should visit here.
Music History Project and Science Fiction Museum
The “metal” brainchild of architect Frank Gehry is located in the very center of the city. Someone calls this eccentric building with an area of 42,000 square meters ugly, and someone notes its originality. This building houses one of the most interesting museums in the state — the Music History Project, which opened in 2000.
Space Needle
The symbol of Seattle, one of the most recognizable towers in the USA, the “space needle” and just a surprisingly elegant structure in the middle of cheerful Seattle is the Space Needle Tower, which appeared in the largest city of Washington State in 1962.
Wing Luke Asian Museum
The museum, founded by Wing Luke, a famous fighter against racial discrimination, tells the story of Asian immigrants who came a long way before becoming full-fledged Americans.
Seattle Aquarium
The aquarium in Seattle cannot be called the largest, richest in inhabitants or any exceptionally original. However, if you are in the largest city in Washington State in winter or with children, you should definitely look here. Here you can take a look at the gentle octopus and the businesslike otters scurrying back and forth.