Must do:
- Snoqualmie Falls (Its 30 minutes from Seattle but if there is anyway you can get there... go! It's beautiful)
- Pike Place Market
- Pike Place Market Starbucks (1st Starbucks ever)
- Nordstrom on 6th and Pine (Flagship store/corporate upstairs)
- Alki Beach (you have to make this one a huge priority!!!)
- Space Needle on a clear day
- EMP (If you're into music... it's the weird looking building below the Space Needle)
- The Monorail (It connects downtown-Nordstrom with City Center-Space Needle)
- Fremont Troll- Under Aurora Bridge (Fremont district has a lot of small cute clothing boutiques)
- Take a ferry ride.... fun and beautiful. I recommend either the ferry to Bainbridge or Bremerton.
- Pioneer Square- GO ONLY DURING THE DAY! It can be a dangerous neighborhood sometimes but is gorgeous and the oldest part of Seattle. Take a bus down there to see some of the art shops or our two sports Stadiums- Safeco and Qwest Feilds.
- Olympic Sculpture Park- Go if you like art.... it's free and has amazing views. Also go if you want to have a nice walk.
- Kelly Park- Located on Queen Anne... an essential part of a Seattle Day
- Ballard Locks- Fun, chill and great scenery- also amazing to watch the water
- Piers- Fun place to take a walk (Right by Olympic Sculpture Park)
- Ivars- Amazing clam chowder and its cheap (at like Pier 56 or something)
- Joeys Restaurant- everyone is good looking (on lake Union- take the new street car from outside of Nordstrom... its like 7 minutes)
- Alibi Room (quiet, straight, hidden bar below Pike Place Market... its in an alley- you have to ask for it)
- Purple- On 4TH and Union... really nice restaurant/great wine selection
- Teatro ZinZanni- Dinner/ Cirque Du Solei like show. It's about $100 per ticket but it's an amazing show.
- Bellevue (people call it the Eastside... not worth it on your first trip)
- Westlake Mall-except to get on the Monorail
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