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Seattle was named after Indian Chief Sealth of the Squamish Nation, who had an amicable relationship with the early pioneers. It is the first port city in northwest America located in the northernmo...
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Seattle was named after Indian Chief Sealth of the Squamish Nation, who had an amicable relationship with the early pioneers.
It is the first port city in northwest America located in the northernmost part of the west. The Pacific Ocean is located in the west, the Oregon border in the south, and the Canadian border in the north. The population was about 704,400 as of 2016. (The total population of Washington state: 7,288,000) It has an oceanic climate, averaging 21°C in the summer and remaining sunny most of the time with almost no rain. The temperature averages at 5°C in the winter with frequent rain and heavy rainfall.
Seattle is a hub for land, sea, and shipping transportation, and is also a hub of trade and business for high-tech industries including aviation (Boeing), software (Microsoft), and internet (Amazon.com). It also has a beautiful natural environment. Numerous mountains, seas, rivers, lakes, and forests, along with Mount Rainier, a national park that is covered with permanent snow, are only 2 hours drive away from the city, which itself is also covered in forests.
In the summer, enjoy outdoor sports like hiking, fishing, and water skiing in fantastic weather, and in the winter, enjoy a romantic cup of coffee while watching the rain pour. These are some of the many reasons you are bound to love Seattle.
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Close- Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture: Free on first Thursday of the month
- Museum of Flight: Free on first Thursday of the month between 5-9 PM
- Washington Park Arboretum: Always Free
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Close- Pike Place Market It is a traditional market in Seattle with more than a 100 year history since 1907. This is the first Starbucks location.
- Pioneer Square In Pioneer Square, the birthplace of Seattle’s urban culture, you can see a uniquely shaped totem pole and the bust of a Native American Indian Chief Sealth, who Seattle was named after.
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Seattle Center
It was built to host the Century 21 Exposition in 1962.
It consists of two theaters, the Opera House, the Colosseum, and the Space Needle, the symbol of Seattle. - Seattle Art Museum The Seattle Art Museum, opened in 1992, features contemporary artworks and houses various northwestern native Americans, Chinese, and Japanese cultural works.
- Alki Beach There are delicious seafood restaurants and cafes along the beach road, and you can enjoy the scenic views of Seattle beyond the ocean.
- Seattle coast There is an aquarium and various events held in the Seattle waterfront area and is always full of life.
- Ride the Ducks Ride the Ducks is an amphibious vehicle tour that provides tours of the city on land and on the water on Lake Union. Once on the lake, you can enjoy the view of Seattle skyline.
- Underground tour It is a novel tour that explores the underground passageway that was once the main street of Seattle’s old downtown.
- Washington Park Arboretum It is a 230-acre green zone in the heart of the city with a collection of world-famous trees.
- Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture It is a natural history museum where you can see the history of the Washington state, the nature of northwest America, and the history and culture of native Americans.
- Washington State University Founded in 1861 and moved to its current location in 1895, the Washington State University boasts the largest campus in the northwest. Inside there are botanical gardens, art galleries, and museums.
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Mount Rainier
It is a 4,392 m high dormant volcano covered in permanent snow. It is also the highest peak of the Cascade mountain range and has been designated the 5th national park in America.
In the summer, choose a trail that ranges from beginner to expert and hike through the woods, and in the winter, go skiing at the slopes of Crystal Mountain Resort on the foot of the mountain.
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