Visitors to Seattle, Washington might notice that there is something in the air—the Space Needle, that is. Built in 1962 for the World’s Fair, the Space Needle still remains a prominent feature in the Seattle skyline. The tower stands a total of 605 feet high and features 25 lightning rods at its peak to protect it from lightning damage. Visitors to the Space Needle can take an elevator up to the infamous rotating SkyCity Restaurant, which sits 500 feet in the air and offers stunning views of Puget Sound, Seattle and its neighboring cities, and both the Olympic and Cascade Mountain Ranges. Guests without an appetite can simply take the elevator to the Observation Deck, which soars a staggering 520 feet above the ground. If you are visiting Seattle and would like to stay near the Space Needle, you find a variety of hotels in the area, many which even offer stunning views of the landmark.
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