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johnuyeno loves Seattle because 7.5/10. +partly a home town for me, +wonderful japanese community, -too openly industrial
mars68 loves Seattle because Great metropolitan area with lots to do. People are really laid back. Love this place!!!
toonca loves Seattle because A beautiful mix of old and new... Some of the most fascinating people I'm met lived here. I'm sorry I lost touch with them!
t.dave loves Seattle because It is located in a temperate rainforest! One of the greenest places on earth- and that is because of the amount of rain. Huge mountains, incredible weather patterns (like very cool thunderstorms), and a friendly city make Seattle a feast of the senses.
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What is Seattle
Seattle, Washington, is the largest city in the Pacific Northwest. Located between Puget Sound and Lake Washington in King County, of which it is the county seat, and overlooking Elliott Bay, Seattle is nicknamed The Emerald City. The city is a damp green gem, with an abundance of evergreen trees throughout, and spectacular views of the Cascade mountains to the east and the Olympic mountains to the west. Known for being the home of the Space Needle, Microsoft, Amazon.com, Nintendo of America, Starbucks, and the University of Washington, Seattle is also the home of a vibrant arts scene and an excellent park system.
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"The visual arts are plentiful in Seattle, so don't miss a chance to see the Pacific Northwest Ballet, the Seattle Opera House, or any of the number of plays and comedy acts strewn throughout the city."
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"Totem poles mark the entrance to this museum, where exhibits survey the land and cultures of the Pacific Northwest."
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"Many of Seattle's celebrity chefs have gained their fame through their ambitious takes on Pacific Northwest cuisine, but you don't have to spend big bucks to get a taste: many bistros, bakeries, and cafes use local and organic ingredients as a matter of principle."
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"Seattle is the largest city in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States."
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"Seattle Aquarium [39] -Located on Pier 59 on the Seattle waterfront, the Seattle Aquarium showcases native fish and mammals of the Pacific Northwest."
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"North America : United States of America : Pacific Northwest."
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"/si?æt?l/ )is a coastal port city and the largest city in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States."
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"Classical Music and Dance: Seattle Symphony Orchestra at Benaroya Concert Hall, Downtown; Seattle Opera and Pacific Northwest Ballet at the Opera House, Seattle Center."
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"This is the main article of a series that covers the History of Seattle , Washington ,a city in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States of America."
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"The Pacific Northwest climate is most enjoyable from May through October."
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About Seattle
boiledokra from USA wrote about Seattle 4 years, 10 months ago
Hands down, my favorite city I've been to in the world. (not saying much yet...) Fun, easy to get around, reasonable prices, clean, friendly, safe, laid-back. Aquarium is awesome, don't bother with the MoMA unless you're an art major. :) The Public Market is all you've heard about and more, do it.
rhayashida from USA wrote about Seattle 4 years, 9 months ago
Eat at any of Tom Douglas restaurants! I highly recommend LoLa on the corner of 4th and Virginia. Awesome lunch! For the best Coconut Cream Pie go across the street to Dhalia Bakery .
About places near Seattle
juhah from USA wrote about Elliot's Oyster House 5 years, one month ago
Best oyster selection that I've had. Local and east coast.
eric from USA wrote about Seattle Central Library 5 years, one month ago
this place is AMAZING-- one of the most remarkable libraries I've ever seen (right up there with the Copenhagen University Library). check out the cool spiral design.
webgravity from Bulgaria wrote about Bellevue 4 years, 10 months ago
5 days in a upscale American house, I loved that!
webgravity from Bulgaria wrote about Kirkland 4 years, 10 months ago
A afternoon in Kirkland bay front park
webgravity from Bulgaria wrote about Bellevue 4 years, 10 months ago
5 days in an upscale American house ;-))
jussi from Finland wrote about Seattle-Tacoma International Airport 4 years, one month ago
With our flights cancelled and all the accompanying hassle we had to spend quite some time at the airport. I've rarely seen a worse airport. Difficult to navigate, takes a long time to go from one terminal to another, ongoing construction work at the gates, etc. No free wifi.
jussi from Finland wrote about Roosevelt Hotel 4 years, one month ago
An old hotel in Seattle Downtown, next to the convention centre. A very basic hotel. No free wifi, no fitness room to speak of.
jussi from Finland wrote about Mayflower Park Hotel 4 years, one month ago
A centrally located hotel in downtown Seattle. The monorail stop is in the same block and its an easy walking distance to the public market and to Pioneer's Square.
The rooms were bit on the small side. The fitness room is not worth mentioning. Free wifi worked well.
jussi from Finland wrote about Monorail Seattle 4 years, one month ago
A short (and old?) monorail train traversing about 1km track along the 4th avenue from downtown the space centre. One-way ticket is only $2.
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jussi from Finland wrote about Pike Place Market 4 years, one month ago
The longest functioning public market in the U.S. The market is in an old building and there are a lot of small boutiques and buy-and-sell shops by the narrow corridors. There were a lot of tourists strolling around. We just walked by the market before noon and didn't spend time shopping around.
jussi from Finland wrote about Pioneer Square 4 years, one month ago
The square was a nice walking distance from our hotel so we went there to see the "original Seattle". The square is supposedly the place to see the classical architecture. E.g. the Smith Tower is located by the square. There was also the bust statue of Seattle, the famous native american chief.
jussi from Finland wrote about Space Needle 4 years, one month ago
Built for the World Exposition in the 1960's, the tower represented science and progress. The tower is still a major sight and is featured on many image collages of the most important monuments of the USA. On a clear day the tower is a great place to get an overview of the city.
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