Space Needle

Big tourist attraction for sure and honestly it's the people I've met and the fun I had that made this great! and while the elevator up is standard, getting to the top you have people that go around and take free picture. you download them from their website. Ritchie, the photographer I met was incredibly sweet and had the down home comfort to him. going to the rotating Glass, he gave me a few pictures with the background and it was amazing! they had $15 Mai Thai (I know I know lil pricy but you're in the air and in Seattle, why not?)Tips: get your ticket(s) for a good price (cough cough Groupon) and get them online and early. cheaper before 11 am

Seattle's iconic building, built for the Expo in 1962, in the sightseeing hall above you can see the beautiful mountain Rainier and Seattle panoramic view, go to the sightseeing hall, tickets 30 knives, below is a souvenir shop, no cash, can only pull cards, cash can be used with self-service cash register, but not change. This is the city center, the surrounding is very lively.

Speaking of Seattle, the United States, in addition to aircraft manufacturing company Boeing and network giant Microsoft, there is a famous attraction space clock, which is the city's logo. Seattle's seafood market and coffee shop are also famous.

Great view, 360 degrees over de city. Visit during the day or evening and enjoy the sparkling city. also nice to take pictures at!

[View] Space Needle Tower (Space Needle) is a viewing tower located in Seattle, Washington, United States, one of Seattle's landmark buildings. [Fun] The Space Needle tower is 605 feet high, and the observation deck and revolving restaurant at 520 feet above the ground provide a 360-degree panoramic view of Seattle, the city and the surrounding Rainier Mountain and Olympic National Park.