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Orcas swimming next to a ferry, salmon swimming upstream in the middle of town, cheese making at Pike Place Market are just some of the experiences you may not expect to find on a visit to Seattle.

A great walking city where viewing art is a walk in the park at Seattle Art Museum’s Olympic Sculpture Park, a free visual experience of outdoor art and views of the Olympic Mountains. Wander the bustling waterfront or hop on a ferry to experience the San Juan Islands or Vancouver Island.

During your walk the iconic Space Needle is ever present. Take a journey out of Seattle and within 30 minutes you will be draining the credit card at the Premium Outlet Mall or for the aircraft enthusiasts there is the Boeing plant open to the public on selected dates. Further out a day trip to Mt Rainier National Park should not be missed.

Whew time for that coffee, after all, Seattle is where Starbucks was founded!

 

Seattle Fast Facts  Coffee beans
• Seattle is home to the first revolving restaurant – 1961.
• Mount Rainier was named after Peter Rainier, a British soldier who fought against the Americans in the Revolutionary War.
• Seattle’s nickname is ‘The Emerald City’ due to the green parks and forests.
• Seattle has figured prominently in some very well-known film and television ventures such as Twin Peaks.
• Seattle has the highest percentage of residents with a college degree or higher.
• Seattleites buy more sunglasses per capita than any other city in the nation. So much for the myths of rain and clouds here.


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