The Space Needle and the Monorail, as well as Seattle Center, were erected for the 1962 World's Fair.
During the spring, summer, and fall, this bustling neighbourhood near the shore is a popular tourist destination.
Discovery Park is the city's largest park, covering almost 550 acres, and is home to one of Seattle's best beaches.
The Chihuly Garden and Glass, part of the Seattle Center, is one of Seattle's top museums.
The Smith Tower stands out among the Victorian-era structures because of its imposing height (42 stories).
The non-profit Seattle Aquarium is located on the downtown waterfront, just steps away from Pier 57 and the Seattle Great Wheel.
Woodland Park Zoo, located in Seattle, is a 92-acre facility that houses several threatened and endangered species from throughout the world.
Seattle's position as a pioneer in innovation and industry is celebrated at the Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI).
Alki Beach Park is a renowned West Seattle attraction with a rich history. In 1851, it was here that the first white settlers arrived.