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]]>Pike Place Market: A Feast for the Senses
Start your Seattle adventure at the iconic Pike Place Market. It’s one of the oldest continuously operating public farmers’ markets in the United States. This market overlooks the Elliott Bay waterfront and is a sensory overload of fresh flowers, artisanal foods, and handcrafted goods. Don’t miss the flying fish at the fish market and a cup of joe from the original Starbucks!
Space Needle: The Sky-High Icon
No visit to Seattle is complete without ascending the Space Needle. This futuristic tower, built for the 1962 World’s Fair, offers panoramic views of the downtown skyline, Mount Rainier, Puget Sound, and beyond.
Outdoor Adventures: Embrace the Natural Beauty
Lastly, don’t miss out on Seattle’s natural landscape. Take a ferry ride to Bainbridge Island for a day of exploration. Or venture to Discovery Park for hiking trails that lead to secluded beaches with stunning views of the Puget Sound.
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Those looking for a quick and hearty bite should let their navigation take them to University Way Street and a food joint with an intriguing name of Aladdin Gyro-Cery & Deli. At this place, you can get the best of Greek, Mediterranean, and Middle Eastern dishes, including gyros, shawarma, lentil soup, and much more. Don’t forget to also taste their baklava, which is considered one of the best in Seattle.
(@mandu.munchies)Salumi
If you hate waiting too long for your food and like Italian sandwiches, then Salumi on Occidental Avenue is your spot. The stars of the show are the cold sandwiches featuring classic Italian cured meats, cheeses, and veggies served between crusty Italian loaf. You can also get all sorts of hot sandwiches and cured meats by pound.
Tacos Chukis
Tacos Chukis has four locations in Seattle, so you won’t have a hard time finding it. The place offers really affordable tacos with a variety of options to choose from. Our recommendation is to try adobada tacos that come with melted cheese and a slice of pineapple if you are looking for a quick bite or one of their chicken burritos if you want a more filling meal.
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]]>Kerry Park
It doesn’t come as a surprise that Kerry Park often gets overlooked by tourists. This is a small public park that doesn’t have too many attractions, and it is a bit challenging to get to it. However, the reason why every tourist should visit it is the sights it offers. From here, you’ll get one of the best skyline views of Seattle, with Space Needle, Elliott Bay, and Mount Rainier included.
Bruce Lee Grave Site
Many people don’t know that the grave of Bruce Lee, an iconic actor, and kung-fu master, is located in Seattle. Those that do visit his grave site located in Lake View Cemetery to give their respect. Lee’s son Brandon, who also died young, rests next to him.
National Nordic Museum
Those interested in Vikings and Nordic culture and art will have a great experience at National Nordic Museum. Honoring the heritage of Nordic immigrants in Seattle, the museum offers visitors an opportunity to learn more about Nordic people and their culture while checking out various artworks and objects from the region.
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]]>Kerry Park
It doesn’t come as a surprise that Kerry Park often gets overlooked by tourists. This is a small public park that doesn’t have too many attractions, and it is a bit challenging to get to it. However, the reason why every tourist should visit it is the sights it offers. From here, you’ll get one of the best skyline views of Seattle, with Space Needle, Elliott Bay, and Mount Rainier included.
Bruce Lee Grave Site
Many people don’t know that the grave of Bruce Lee, an iconic actor, and kung-fu master, is located in Seattle. Those that do visit his grave site located in Lake View Cemetery to give their respect. Lee’s son Brandon, who also died young, rests next to him.
National Nordic Museum
Those interested in Vikings and Nordic culture and art will have a great experience at National Nordic Museum. Honoring the heritage of Nordic immigrants in Seattle, the museum offers visitors an opportunity to learn more about Nordic people and their culture while checking out various artworks and objects from the region.
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