All Places in Seattle

Step back in time and explore the subterranean secrets of Seattle's original downtown. This unique tour guides you through the historic storefronts and walkways that lie beneath the modern city.

A historic public market offering a variety of food vendors, including Storyville Coffee, Piroshky Piroshky, Cinnamon Works (known for its massive ginger snap cookies), and fresh seafood, along with craft stalls and other attractions.

A hotel with Scandinavian-inspired design, offering comfortable rooms and a prime location for exploring Seattle, including Pike Place Market and the cruise ports.

Seattle's iconic landmark offers unparalleled panoramic views of the city, Puget Sound, and the surrounding mountains. Ascend to the observation deck for a truly unforgettable perspective of the Emerald City.

Immerse yourself in a breathtaking world of vibrant glass art by Dale Chihuly. This stunning exhibition showcases intricate sculptures and installations, both indoors and in a lush garden setting.

A local coffee shop at Pike Place Market known for its rich coffee culture, serving drinks like cold brew latte with housemade vanilla syrup.

A seafood restaurant known for its Northwestern-style clam chowder and fried Northwest platter, featuring fresh, wild-caught seafood.

A top oyster house offering a variety of oysters with different flavor profiles, accompanied by wine pairings and fancy sauces.

A popular spot for hiking with waterfalls, glaciers, and trees.

A majestic 270-foot waterfall located just outside Seattle, offering breathtaking views and a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.

A bakery known for its unique items, especially the ginger coconut scone.

A bakery with a wide variety of baked goods.

A coffee shop with a good vibe, specialty coffee, and scenic views under a bridge.

A hole-in-the-wall cafe, famous for its breakfast sandwich.

A polarizing tourist attraction in Seattle where visitors stick their chewed gum on a wall.

Visit the world's very first Starbucks store, a Seattle icon where the coffee giant began. It's a pilgrimage site for coffee lovers and a must-see for a taste of coffee history.

A bridge in Fremont with a troll statue underneath it.

A unique park with old oil refinery infrastructure, a cool city view, and a waterfront location.

A well-done, pretty park in the heart of downtown with wonderful views.

A park and beach with a marina, a local vibe, and scenery; located near Ballard.

The Ballard Locks allow boats to transition between fresh and saltwater, featuring a fish ladder where kids can watch salmon swim upstream.

Home of the Seattle Mariners, one of the few baseball fields with a retractable roof.

Seattle Center is a vibrant cultural hub known for its iconic Space Needle and diverse attractions, offering a taste of the city's arts, music, and entertainment.

Artists at Play Playground in Seattle Center is an incredible play space with climbing structures, slides, and musical features designed by artists and engineers.

Mopop is a museum where music, movies, and video games collide, featuring interactive exhibits like the Sound Lab, fantasy hall, and displays of costumes and props from famous films.

The International Fountain features synchronized jets of water choreographed to music, providing a mesmerizing show for children to run through and enjoy.

The Seattle Center Monorail is a historic train that travels between Seattle Center and downtown, offering city views and a quick, stress-free ride.

The Seattle Aquarium introduces visitors to the marine life of the Pacific Northwest, featuring an underwater dome, touch pools, and playful otters and seals.

Pacific Science Center offers hands-on exhibits, a butterfly house, a planetarium, bubble-making stations, and an IMAX theater to engage kids with science.

The Museum of Flight features full-sized planes, flight simulators, a walk-through Air Force One, and a kids' flight zone, offering an unforgettable experience for aviation enthusiasts.

Seattle Children's Theater presents high-quality productions specifically designed for young audiences, with imaginative sets and engaging scripts.

Seattle Children's Museum at Seattle Center offers interactive exhibits for younger kids, including a mini town and an art studio.

Imagine Children's Museum in Everett features a rooftop play area, water tables, and STEM-focused activities.

Bellview Kid Quest blends art and science, letting kids explore light, motion, and build their own creations.

Woodland Park Zoo is home to over 1,000 animals from around the world, featuring penguins, elephants, monkeys, and a giraffe feeding experience.

An urban park featuring a 2.8-mile walking path around a beautiful lake, offering multiple sports facilities, a swimming beach, and plenty of green space.

Gasworks Park, built on a former industrial site, offers views of Seattle's skyline, preserved machinery, an interactive play barn, and a playground.

A central urban lake offering a variety of water activities, including kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding, and surrounded by houseboats with views of the Seattle skyline.

Seattle's largest urban park, offering stunning natural beauty with forests, meadows, beaches, and dramatic sea cliffs overlooking Puget Sound.

The Discovery Park Environmental Learning and Visitor Center offers educational exhibits and resources for exploring the park's diverse ecosystems.

Boats can move between freshwater lakes and saltwater Puget Sound through a series of locks

West Point Lighthouse can be reached following the trails down where kids can explore driftwood.

Aly Beach offers soft sand, driftwood forts, and views of downtown Seattle, with a paved path and waterfront cafes.

A ferry ride to Banbridge Island offers views of the Seattle skyline, kid-friendly trails, bookstores, and waterfront parks.

The Hyam M Chittenden Locks, better known as Ballard Locks, is a fascinating place where boats transition between fresh and saltwater and kids can watch salmon swim upstream.

Washington Park Arboretum offers trails through lush gardens, wetlands, and trees, including the Seattle Japanese Garden and waterfront activities.

The Seattle Japanese Garden, located within the Arboretum, offers a peaceful stroll with koi ponds and scenic bridges.

At UW Waterfront activity center you can rent a canoe and paddle through the arboretum's waterways.

Remlinger Farms offers seasonal attractions like a pumpkin patch, corn maze, and berry picking, along with pony rides, a petting zoo, and carnival-style rides.

Bainbridge Island is accessible via the Washington State Ferry and offers a small-town vibe with boutiques and coffee shops.

Explore the diverse ecosystems of Olympic National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offering everything from rugged coastlines and ancient temperate rainforests to alpine meadows and snow-capped peaks. It's a must-visit for nature lovers and adventurers seeking unparalleled natural beauty.

A stadium located near the Space Needle, originally an Armory for the National Guard.

A station, and the only stop of the monorail line featured in the video.

Known for its dramatic sea stacks, driftwood-strewn shores, and the striking red-tinged rocks that give it its name, Ruby Beach is a photographer's paradise. Explore tide pools teeming with life during low tide and witness breathtaking sunsets over the Pacific.

Experience the wild, untamed beauty of the Washington coast at Rialto Beach, famous for its massive driftwood logs, sea stacks, and the iconic Hole-in-the-Wall sea arch. It's a popular starting point for coastal hikes and offers a true Pacific Northwest wilderness feel.

Offering panoramic views of the Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca, Hurricane Ridge is the most accessible alpine area in Olympic National Park. Snow-capped peaks, alpine meadows bursting with wildflowers in summer, and abundant wildlife make it a stunning destination.

The iconic 'Tree of Life' at Kalaloch Beach is a Sitka spruce defying the odds, its roots clinging tenaciously to the eroding cliff face despite the sea's constant encroachment. This resilient tree is a powerful symbol of nature's endurance.

Step into a fairy tale at the Hoh Rain Forest, one of the finest remaining examples of temperate rainforest in the United States, characterized by moss-draped maples and giant ferns. The lush, green, and incredibly damp environment offers a unique glimpse into a primeval world.

This stunningly clear, glacially-carved lake boasts deep blue waters surrounded by the dense forests of the Olympic Mountains. Perfect for a scenic drive, hiking, or simply enjoying the serene beauty, Lake Crescent is a jewel of the park.

A beautiful, easily accessible waterfall cascading down a mossy cliff face, Marymere Falls is a popular short hike from the shores of Lake Crescent. The lush old-growth forest surrounding the falls makes the easy trek a rewarding experience.

A quirky attraction near Pike Place Market where visitors can add their own piece of chewed gum to the colorful, sticky wall.

A museum showcasing the studio glass art of artist Dale Chihuly.

Located down the hill from Pike Place Market, it features the Seattle Aquarium, restaurants, shops, and a Ferris wheel.

A workspace for Amazon employees consisting of glass spheres filled with plants, normally open to the public two Saturdays a month.

A brand-new pier, part of the waterfront revitalization, with a soccer turf and cornhole, hosting city events during the summer.

A unique park on the site of a former gasification plant, featuring massive rusty industrial structures and spectacular views of Lake Union and the Seattle skyline.

An iconic Seattle viewpoint located in the Queen Anne neighborhood, offering views of the city with the Space Needle and possibly Mount Rainier on a clear day.

A scenic and efficient way to travel between downtown Seattle and West Seattle, offering beautiful views of the city skyline and Elliott Bay.

A way to see the city over the Puget Sound by taking a ferry to Bainbridge Island.

A city accessible by ferry from Seattle, offering views of the Puget Sound.

An iconic Seattle spot to try clam chowder, perfect for cold days.

A fast-food seafood joint offering fish and chips and chowder, with locations including the waterfront and Gas Works Park.

An iconic Seattle spot for good, cheap burgers open late, popular as a late-night meal.

A restaurant known for its very good and spicy fried chicken sandwiches.

A Pike Place Market bakery offering Russian and Ukrainian boat-shaped buns with various fillings, perfect for a handheld snack.

Hot dog carts that pop up late at night, especially around Capitol Hill, selling hot dogs with cream cheese.

An ice cream shop known for its unique flavors, including monthly specials, and chunky ice creams with ribbons of caramel and fudge.

An ice cream shop offering monthly flavors and creamy ice cream.

A walk-up window selling slices of pie, open late at night.

A bakery and cafe offering Filipino pastries like ube cheesecake and longanisa quiche, along with coffee drinks.

A dessert place that sells chocolate cakes with chocolate fudge in the middle, usually served with ice cream.

A beloved Seattle institution serving up delicious, hand-crafted doughnuts in a retro-inspired setting. Famous for their 'Old Fashioned' and 'pnw' themed flavors.

A bakery known for its twice-baked almond croissant.

The original Starbucks is located on Pike Place and offers a morning Pike Place roast.

A Starbucks location where you can see how they roast the beans, try baked goods, and sample alcoholic drinks like the whiskey barrel-aged cold brew.

Known for its ginger beer and collaboration with Ma'ono Fried Chicken at its Capitol Hill and U Village locations, offering fried chicken sandwiches and chicken fingers.

A brewery located in Fremont, close to Gas Works Park, with outdoor seating and good beers.

A brewery located close to Pike Place Market with a view of the waterfront.

A rooftop bar in South Lake Union offering drinks, food, and a beautiful view of Lake Union.

A bar in Capitol Hill with fun and unique drinks, featured in Macklemore's Thrift Shop video.

A chill bar with dancing and good drinks.

A venue that hosts DJs and themed nights.

A vintage mall in Fremont featuring various vendors selling clothes, hats, furniture, records, and art pieces, featured in Macklemore's Thrift Shop video.

A Goodwill store in Capitol Hill that is well-organized and spacious.

An antiques market near the waterfront with knick-knacks, clothing, and furniture.

A cashier-less convenience store where you can walk in, take what you want, and walk out using the Amazon app.

An Amazon Go store with produce, meat, and dairy.

A store featuring top products from Amazon.com, all rated four stars or above.

A shop for Seattle-themed and Pacific Northwest-themed notebooks, art prints, and postcards.

A shop with cute stickers, fun air fresheners, clothes, jewelry, and candles named after national parks.

A bookstore in Capitol Hill.

A large, two-story REI store with an indoor rock wall and an outdoor biking path.

Formerly known as CenturyLink Field, home of the Seattle Seahawks and the Sounders, where you can watch soccer games, football games, and concerts.

A new venue located in the Seattle Center, home of the Seattle Kraken and the Seattle Storm, opening in June.

A convention center that is expanding to host larger conventions, opening mid-2022.

A hot tub boat experience on Lake Union that offers views of the skyline at night.

A university where you can visit the quad to see cherry blossoms in the spring and get a perfect view of Mount Rainier.

A cute cafe offering a nice menu for breakfast and an assortment of delicious coffees.

A cafe at the top of the Space Needle, known for its expensive prices.

A serene urban oasis offering a peaceful escape with beautiful plant life and thoughtful landscaping. It's a perfect spot for a quiet moment amidst the city bustle.

A serene urban oasis offering a peaceful escape with beautiful plant life and thoughtful landscaping. It's a perfect spot for a quiet moment amidst the city bustle.

A legendary independent music store that has been a cornerstone of Seattle's music scene for decades. It's a haven for vinyl enthusiasts and music lovers alike.

A waterfront building with restaurants, food vendors, and a huge arcade.

A popular restaurant located at Miners Landing.

A bakery at Miners Landing.

A flying ride located on the waterfront.

A restaurant located on the waterfront.

The Olympic Sculpture Park is a nine-acre outdoor extension of the Seattle Art Museum, offering a space to relax near the water and take in the downtown skyline.

A museum with cool exhibits that has free entry on the first Thursday of every month.

The Seattle Asian Art Museum offers discounted or free admission days.

A volcano known for its beautiful nature and hiking trails, including the Skyline Trail, Grove of the Patriarchs and Paradise. It is said that if it were to ever erupt, this would be one of the largest eruptions on Earth.

A scenic location north of Seattle, accessible by ferry or car, known for whale watching, especially orcas.

A location north of Seattle, accessible by ferry or drive, serving as a gateway to the San Juan Islands.

A wall near Pike Place Market covered in bubble gum.

The original Starbucks location, founded in 1971, featuring the original brown logo with a two-tailed mermaid.

A waterfront attraction that offers beautiful views overlooking Puget Sound, especially around sunset.

An iconic way to get around Seattle.

The corporate headquarters of Amazon, featuring the Spheres, an indoor rainforest with 40,000 plants, offering tours accessible to the public.

A library known for its unique architecture, opened in May 2004.

A waterfront city with tech businesses, urban and rural amenities, and preserved green spaces.

The largest lake in King County and the second largest natural lake in Washington state.

A cool place to go to get away from the city for a bit.

A beautiful nature trail around Mount Rainier where you can see wild flowers in bloom.

A nature location around Mount Rainier.

A scenic spot within Mount Rainier National Park ideal for stargazing.

A destination accessible by ferry with a slower pace and nice nature.

A neighborhood in Seattle where the Amazon corporate headquarters is located.

A rainforest within Olympic National Park.

A lake area within Olympic National Park.

The primary airport serving Seattle, also known as SeaTac, and a hub for Alaska Airlines. It is accessible via light rail from downtown.

The primary airport serving Seattle, also known as Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, accessible via light rail from downtown.

A downtown location that serves as the departure point for the Monorail to Seattle Center.

Pike Place Market is a popular Seattle destination known for its fresh food, seafood, and handmade items, including vendors who throw fish.

Capitol Hill is an artsy neighborhood with thrift shops and cafes.

A quieter neighborhood near the Space Needle, offering potentially cheaper accommodations.

Seattle's iconic attraction built for the 1962 World's Fair, offering views of the city.

A cool place that leads to the Gum Wall and Pike Place Market.

A massive, quirky sculpture of a troll lurking under the Aurora Bridge in the Fremont neighborhood. A beloved and photogenic Seattle icon.

Located on the Seattle Waterfront, it sells a variety of unique items.

A sit-down restaurant on the Seattle Waterfront serving seafood.

A takeout place on the Seattle Waterfront where you can eat on the balcony and feed the seagulls.

A museum with free entry on the first Thursday of every month.

The Museum of Flight is located adjacent to Boeing Field and includes display areas in two buildings, featuring a variety of military, antique, and jet-age aircraft, including a Boeing 747, a Concorde, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner prototype, and the first jet-age Air Force One.

A museum with free entry on the first Thursday of every month.

A museum with free entry on the first Thursday of every month.

A museum with daily free admission.

A center with daily free admission.

A cultural center with daily free admission.

A museum with daily free admission.

A center with daily free admission.

An outdoor extension of the Seattle Art Museum with free daily admission and views of the water and Cascades, good for walking, biking, or scootering.

A park accessible from Sculpture Park, with a rocky beach area and dog-friendly spots, within walking distance from Pike Place.

A beachy area in Ballard, good for swimming, barbecues, and volleyball, with fire pits available.

Location of Kerry Park.

A lake with a comfortable atmosphere, popular for walking, biking, and tanning, though swimming is not recommended due to water quality.

A unique architectural marvel featuring an indoor jungle with thousands of plant species from around the world. It's a breathtaking urban oasis.

Near Amazon Spheres, location of art walk.

A beacht area on the west side of Seattle, accessible by water taxi, with restaurants and waterfront views.

A farmers market that takes place on Saturdays.

A place that has open Farmers market on Saturday.

A Farmers market that takes place on Sundays.

One of the favorite Farmers market that takes place on Sundays.

One of the favorite Farmers market that takes place on Sundays.

A Farmers market that takes place on Sundays.

A Farmers market that takes place on Sundays.

A 20-acre Japanese-style garden in South Seattle, open to the public daily, with the best time to visit in the fall.

A pier with a cool view of the waterfront and city, often used as a docking point for cruise ships.

Chihuly Garden and Glass is located in the Seattle Center and features colorful glass exhibits, incorporating art into the natural foliage.

Miner's Landing offers views of the mountains, harbor, and marina, with a coastal smell.

The Pink Door is a popular restaurant known for its lasagna and Picasa bread.

Starbucks Reserve Roastery is a popular spot, especially on weekdays when there's no line.

Amazon Fresh store allows customers to skip the checkout by scanning their app and automatically charging their Amazon account.

Elliot Bay Bookstore is a popular bookstore in Capitol Hill known for its layout and book smell.

A seafood restaurant and market in the Central District, known for its incredible poke bowls with sweet shoyu salmon and spicy salmon.

A Thai Soul Kitchen with several locations around Seattle, known for its shareable dishes like Chinese sausage fried rice and Thai steak salad.

A pasta bar located in Pike Place Market offering a rotating menu with pasta dishes from the ocean, farm, and garden.

A restaurant in Lower Queen Anne serving modern and unique takes on Korean dishes, popular for its squid ink fried rice and steak bulgogi with truffles.

Known for its fried chicken, which is available at Rachel's Ginger Beer's Capitol Hill and U Village locations.

A wine bar specializing in natural wines, offering a variety of rotating wines in a lovely space with great vibes.

An international bubble tea chain with multiple locations in Seattle, popular for its milk teas with boba and bubble waffles.

A bagel shop in Capitol Hill, known for its soft bagels with various flavors, including spicy scallion.

An ice cream shop known for its unique and rotating monthly flavors, with honey lavender being a consistently popular choice.

A matcha spot in downtown Seattle offering a variety of matcha-based items, including parfaits, ice cream, pastries, and savory dishes.

A cafe located inside the Elliott Bay Bookstore in Capitol Hill, known for its coffee, pastries, lunch items, and study-friendly environment.

A bubble tea shop in the U District, popular for its mango passion fruit green tea.

A bagel shop known for its bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich (BEC) on an everything bagel, with seasonal smears and an extensive sandwich menu.

A pastry shop in the Central District offering high-quality pastries with interesting flavors, as well as indoor and outdoor seating.

A pastry shop in Lower Queen Anne that makes pastries, sandwiches, lunch items and coffee.

A consignment shop that sells fancy clothing.

A large vintage market hosting various vendors with a wide range of clothing styles.

A curated vintage shop in Capitol Hill offering higher-quality vintage pieces with a focus on fancy items.

A vintage store in the U District offering a variety of vintage tees, denim, and costumes.

An area with restaurants, coffee shops, and stores offering a Pacific Northwest vibe and access to Centennial Park and Pike Place.

A Greek restaurant with a North American twist, known for dishes like octopus hash and shakshuka.

A garden and museum showcasing the glass artwork of Dale Chihuly, featuring indoor installations and outdoor displays integrated into the landscape.

A coffee shop that is also the location of a radio station, offering a unique experience where customers can enjoy coffee while watching live recordings.

A nine-acre park in downtown Seattle featuring a collection of sculptures and views of the waterfront.

A popular spot in downtown Seattle with a large collection of spirits, specializing in sourdough pizza and pasta.

A Ferris wheel located on Pier 57, offering views of the city and the sunset.

A tiki bar known for its unique and well-presented cocktails.

A fish market in Pike Place Market, famous for throwing fish when orders are called out.

A coffee shop next to the Gum Wall that sells gum and coffee.

A cheese shop at Pike Place Market.

A shop featured on No Reservations with Anthony Bourdain, known for baked goods in Pike Place Market.

Top Pot Donuts is a donut shop with a cozy atmosphere, offering a variety of choices.

Kerry Park, often referred to as Postcard Park, offers a view of the Space Needle and the rest of downtown Seattle.

A touristy area with shops and restaurants, also known as miners landing.

A favorite bar in the city.

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The massive flagship store for the outdoor retailer REI, offering an extensive selection of gear and apparel, plus interactive exhibits.

A diverse and vibrant peninsula offering beautiful beaches, parks, and a relaxed neighborhood vibe with great local eateries.

Seattle's historic heart, known for its beautiful Victorian architecture, art galleries, and unique underground tours that reveal the city's buried past.

The world's first 'just walk out' shopping experience, where customers can grab items and leave without a traditional checkout.

A premium Starbucks experience offering unique small-lot coffees, unique brewing methods, and an immersive coffee journey. It's a coffee lover's paradise.

A wildly popular Caribbean-inspired sandwich shop famous for its incredibly flavorful roasted pork sandwiches.

A vibrant Hawaiian-Korean fusion eatery known for its delicious tacos, sliders, and bowls with a unique Pacific Rim twist.

An almost 200-ft high Ferris wheel providing stunning panoramic views of the city and Elliot Bay.

An innovative museum celebrating contemporary popular culture through exhibits focused on music, gaming, media, and more, designed by Frank Gehry.

An intriguing tour that reveals Seattle's original street level.

The Seattle Waterfront has gained new life after the Alaskan Way Freeway was dismantled, creating an uninterrupted view from downtown to the Puget Sound.

A popular beach with sandy shores and a promenade perfect for walking, biking, sunbathing, and beach volleyball with views of the Seattle skyline.

One of the city's oldest skyscrapers, offering cocktails with a view.

A place to witness aviation history in the making.

A legendary music venue.

Elliott Bay is part of the Puget Sound and is toured by the Argosy Harbor Cruise.

The Fremont Troll sits below the Aurora Bridge.

Seattle is the largest city in Washington state, located in the Pacific Northwest along the Puget Sound, known for its natural connections, great food, and cultural treasures.

Seatac Airport is the main airport serving Seattle, accessible from downtown via the Link Light Rail.

The Link Light Rail provides public transit from Seatac Airport to downtown Seattle.

The Westin Hotel is located near the West Lake shopping district and Pike Place Market and offers views from its upper floors.

The West Lake shopping district is near the Westin Hotel and Pike Place Market.

Bleacher's Cheese in Pike Place Market is known for its grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup, where you can watch the cheese makers at work.

The former Alaskan Way Freeway was dismantled to create an uninterrupted view from downtown Seattle to the Puget Sound.

The Argosy Harbor Cruise offers a water view of Seattle, taking passengers around Elliott Bay and the Puget Sound to see the skyline and surrounding islands.

The Port of Seattle is visible from the Argosy Harbor Cruise.

Wilmot's Ghost is a pizza restaurant with classic cocktails and ice cream located near the Spheres.

The West Lake District is near Top Pot Donuts.

Boeing Field is adjacent to the Museum of Flight.

The Washington State Ferry crosses the Puget Sound from downtown Seattle to Bainbridge Island.

The Washington State Ferry reminds the speaker a bit of the Staten Island Ferry in New York.

The Elliott Bay Book Company in Capitol Hill offers a wide selection of books.

Frankie and Joe's is an ice cream shop in Capitol Hill.

Fogong Coquina Mexicana is a restaurant in Capitol Hill with great drinks and Mexican food.

Biscuit is a popular breakfast spot near Pike Place Market known for its biscuits.

The Chihuly Museum includes an indoor and outdoor portion displaying colorful blown glass pieces.

Queen Anne's Hill offers views of the Seattle skyline.

Mount Rainier is visible in the distance from Kerry Park on clear days.

Flat Stick Pub near Pioneer Square offers a unique bar experience where you can putt-putt golf around the bar.

The Olympics is mentioned as a place to go hiking if you want to get out of downtown Seattle and have a car.

Mount Rainier Park is mentioned as a place to go hiking if you want to get out of downtown Seattle and have a car.

Pier 52 is where the West Seattle water taxi departs from and is located near the Seattle Great Wheel, making it accessible from tourist hotspots.

Seattle's football team playing at Lumen Field.

A baseball game at T-Mobile Park.

Part of the Pacific Science Center.

A museum showcasing a diverse collection of art from around the world.

A cool place to shop, eat, and catch a boat, the waterfront area is a busy place with many activities.

A local restaurant chain, serving seafood.

Near the Gum Wall.

A hotel in Seattle.

Located near the convention center downtown.

The location where they had the blown glass Class.

The Seattle Spheres, owned by Amazon, is a science fiction-like building with over 40,000 plants, offering public access on select Saturdays via reservation.

The Fremont Troll is a unique art installation located under the Aurora Avenue Bridge, known as an 18-foot tall concrete monster and featured in the movie '10 Things I Hate About You'.

The REI Flagship Store in downtown Seattle is an outdoor oasis featuring a mountain bike trail, walking paths, and rock climbing walls.

Amazon Go stores are cashier-less stores where cameras and sensors track purchases, allowing customers to walk out without checking out.

Golden Gardens State Park is a beautiful park and beach along the rugged coastline, featuring an ice cream shop called Little Coney.

The Marketplace Theater is known as the place where the gum wall origins started, in the early 90s, when patrons started sticking their gum to the alley's brick facade.

The Aurora Avenue Bridge is mentioned as the location above which the Fremont Troll art installation resides.

Pier 50 serves as the departure point for the West Seattle Water Taxi, offering views of the city skyline.

The Chihuly Glass Sculpture Museum is mentioned as a perfect art museum to check out when in the area of the Space Needle.