Must See-atle Spots | Morayma Reyes

Must See-attle

Spots

By: Morayma Reyes

1. Pike Place!Pike Place is one of the most famous market places in Seattle. People can walk around and visit the

individual vendors which start selling right at 9 AM. Pike Place offers fresh food, amazing atmosphere,

original Starbucks, flowers, and tourists. What more can you ask for?

2. The Seattle Waterfront !Visitors can kick off their trip by walking through the bay and the skyline views will follow you on the other

side. Besides the amazing views, people can expect a plethora of entertainment such as bars, restaurants

and movie theaters.

3. Olympic Sculpture Park!Olympic Sculpture is a fun public park where people can take a swift walk near the waterfront, as well as

free tours through the city to learn more about its history. Some notable installations include the Eagle,

Typewriter Eraser and many others.

4. Seattle Art Museum (SAM)!This is a must visit for fans of Seattle, and despite the confusing layout of the museum visitors can enjoy the

displays which vary from modern to contemporary. And for those who are conscious of their budgets, the

museum offers free visits every Thursday!

5. The Foremont Troll !This is a fun local art work from the Seattle community and it is an attraction for people who want to take a goofy

photo and further explore the statue. The Troll is made of concrete materials and thought out by local artists in

the 1990’s. It’s unique to the area, fun and quirky, and the countless photo ops further prove its popularity among

tourists.

6. The Space Needle !The Space Needle is an iconic monument in Seattle standing at 605-ft tall and 848 stairs.

It is one of the best known symbols in the US, which also acts as an observatory to look

over the beautiful city, in its glory. While enjoying the views, visitors can also have dinner.

7. Discovery Park!People who have visited this park say its the best place for hikes through the woods and walks on

the beach without getting to far from the city. The park has a great mix of trees, forest, shoreline,

and some history as well. Favorite hikes include the North Beach Trail, which you can get to easiest

by the North Parking Lot.