Saving the best for last is something I always tried to live. That's why I like my mashed potatoes, beans after Thanksgiving, green, and why mention the worst of Seattle in the first place. Seattle has some amazing things to see, places to eat and things to do. I wanted to generalize this article which was not only in restaurants or museums, because I've lived here for 4 years and there are 3 places you love Seattle and there are 3 places you hate. If you are a tourist, and everything is an experiment. But these are items that local residents should or should not go. If you agree with me great, if not fine, I will see you soon.

The list terrible

1.) Olympic Sculpture Park – I like art, artists and crying as I look beyond the universe, but Olympic Sculpture Park is terrible. People have made giant erasers, and an ampersand (&) that rotates. I do not hate the art, it is simply enough with the beautiful sound Puget Sound in the foreground. What happens to newspapers and chains? It's terrible. The bark and newly planted trees to publish Park, as Seattle won Paul Allen million. Not pretty, do not bother to check. Sauter, and follow the road passing the yard with him. It's more interesting. Best Parks: Volunteer Park, Kerry Park and Discovery Park

2) Pioneer Square – There are plenty of bars and clubs of Seattle to get away from Pioneer Square. Elliot Bay Books is a library great that everyone should visit and a large sushi bar. But Pioneer Square nightlife is severe, the place smells and is chalk full of vagrants and drug dealers. The last time I was I was not asked to buy crack cocaine on two occasions. Seattle is clean and friendly, not Pioneer Square. If you go, go during the day. Best neighborhoods: Ballard, Belltown, and Capitol

3) U-Village – A part of me regretted putting it on the list because we want all the time, materialism short time, but U-village is not Seattle. This is not to drive Subaru, Seattle tree-huggers. I Love Seattle Underground and the local pub. U-Village is a slap in the face of Seattle because of their chains shops and huge conglomerate. If I wanted to go to a mall, I would have stayed in Los Angeles. An exception to U-Village, the store is the only Mac in everything. If you own a Mac or if you want one, that is the place to go. Best Shop: The Industry (Fremont), Pike and Pine Center

The big list:

1) The Triple Door – One of my favorite places of all time in Seattle. I went to see Jose Gonzalez play here and it was amazing. The door is a triple temple of music, a fantasy. It's perfect for watching music by candlelight, and served dinner and wine while watching good bands playing. Upstairs is a dance floor with Full bar service. Not cheap, but worth going at least once. Although I warn you, once it will not. It takes at least a couple of times to cure scabies. A staple greater Seattle. Good Seattle Venues: Neumos, The Showbox, Cha Cha

2) Seattle Public Library – Much better than the SAM (Seattle Art Museum) and is free. There is a beautiful design and architecture of this building on 4th Avenue. A trick most people do not realize is about parking. If you park in the garage the building is free for 30 minutes. This means that once you pull the ticket, you should tail high in all to see. I ran seen several times in each room and over time. If you are not cheap like me and want to spend more time in the library, then you have to pay. Useful for seeing what I call free museum in Seattle. Other good sites Free Seattle: Greenlake Park, Elliot Bay Book, St. Marx Cathedral

3) Pike Place Market – Pike Place, the list is a bit cliche © and tourism. The most important issue is the way it is local. Pike Place, is not concerned by tourists and is so dirty and full of local people who receive a cloudy day in Seattle. Seattle is known by the Pike market by locals and many people shop there. Have incredible food, flowers and jewels that make an ideal for walking. I went on Sunday, salsa and bought flowers and went home. It is a great stain of Seattle, and is free, if you just want to watch people and laugh at the accordion plays a mad man legs. Go to Pike Place it rocks! Other markets in Seattle: Fremont Sunday Market

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