What is the most famous in Seattle?

Why European tourists can go to Seattle, ideas about the famous places, Places Nice, etc. ..?

The answer is, beyond what has been said above. Depending on the duration of a tourist's intention to remain in Seattle, I recommend jumping on a ferry and visit the other side of it or the islands (Vashon, Bainbridge, Whidbey, San Juan), making urban trips around the city – Seattle has a lot tracks in the city and the neighborhood can get maps of different rides, tours of Neighborhoods Seattle (Fremont, Ballard, Pioneer Square, downtown, Capital Hill, etc.) most are very different from each other, doing this will give you a much better city, visit the Asian Art Museum, the Museum of Glass, Frye Art Gallery, Mohai and other museums in the region. Plan to eat – There's a lot of good food in Seattle, especially seafood Take the Victoria Clipper to Victoria and have tea at the Empress … It's a beautiful boat ride, and high tea is great fun. If you insist on going to a Starbucks – go to the original Pike Place Market, if not check the cafes of many others in the region, Vivace, Zeitgeist, Solstice, Victrola, so they no longer serve coffee Truth much better on his worst day Starbucks every day. There are plenty of things to do in Seattle and the Puget Sound area Sound – I recommend you find the best places in the Northwest as a guide for help.

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