Eclectic and smart, Seattle exudes an infectiousness visitors can’t help but absorb. Tourists get an overview of the city at the Space Needle, a beacon to attendees to the 1962 World Fair and Seattle’s most recognizable landmark. Towering more than 600 feet, the Needle invites tourist to gaze at majestic Mt. Rainier, tranquil Puget Sound and the bustling city streets below. More than 100 years old, Pike Place Market lures seafood lovers, people watchers and shoppers to Elliott Bay, where they can watch the fishmongers hurl the halibut and sling the salmon customers order. Inquisitive minds wander to Seattle’s Pacific Science Center to pet some of the life found in Puget Sound’s tide pools. Kids especially like the museum’s Insect Village, were they can get up close and personal with a variety of creepy crawlies and the Dinosaurs exhibit where they can take control of a prehistoric animatronic lizard.
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