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Lake Crescent
Crescent Moon Spring is located in the Olympic National Park. Although the name is Crescent Moon Spring, it is actually a lake. The lake is like a mirror. The surrounding scenery is beautiful and the scenery is beautiful.Clallam County · 15.3 km from downtown
Salt Creek Recreation Area
Clallam County · 27.2 km from downtown
B & B Family Lavender Farm
Clallam County · 62.4 km from downtown
Seattle Center
Seattle Center is a legacy site of the 1962 World's Fair and has developed into a cultural park that integrates technology, art, music, and urban history. Iconic venues such as the Space Needle, Chihuly Garden and Glass, Museum of Pop Culture, and Pacific Science Center are all located here. The International Fountain plaza, as the central open space of the park, is a place for visitors to rest and gather. The Space Needle is the park's iconic landmark. The observation deck offers 360-degree panoramic views. The observation level features a rotating glass floor, allowing you to look directly down at the city ground through the transparent glass beneath your feet. On clear days, you can see Mount Rainier in the distance from the tower, and at dusk, you have the chance to see the silhouette of the snow-capped mountain and the city lights turning on one by one. Chihuly Garden and Glass exhibits numerous works by glass artist Dale Chihuly, with indoor galleries and outdoor gardens complementing each other. The Museum of Pop Culture was designed by architect Frank Gehry. The museum features an interactive Sound Lab where visitors can get hands-on experience with instruments like electric guitars, drums, and keyboards, and even try their hand at mixing music. The Pacific Science Center is family-friendly, featuring an IMAX theater and a tropical butterfly house, where butterflies reside year-round in a warm and humid environment. The park hosts the Festál series of cultural festivals throughout the year, centered around the International Fountain plaza and various venues, showcasing music, dance, and cuisine from different ethnic groups.United States · Seattle
University of Washington
University of Washington is a public research university located in Seattle. The eastern edge of its main campus borders the open waters of Lake Washington. With red-brick and gray-stone academic buildings, vast lawns, and tree-lined paths interwoven throughout, the entire campus feels more like a park where you can wander at will. The campus highlights are concentrated in the central area: The Quad is planted with nearly 30 Yoshino cherry trees that are over 90 years old. They usually reach full bloom in mid-to-late March, creating a sea of pink and white flowers against the gray-brick academic buildings, making this a representative spot for cherry blossom viewing in Seattle during the spring. Red Square, located on the south side of the Quad, is paved with red bricks and serves as the campus gathering hub. To the west of Red Square, Suzzallo Library is a masterpiece of Collegiate Gothic architecture, with towering pointed arch windows and towers that exude an academic atmosphere. The Graduate Reading Room inside is famous for its stained-glass windows and wooden vaulted ceilings. Walking south from Red Square along the lawn corridor, the circular Drumheller Fountain aligns perfectly with Mount Rainier in the distance. The view framing the fountain, the green corridor, and the snow-capped mountain is a classic, highly recognizable photo spot for this university. Visitors interested in nature and culture can also check out the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture on campus, which features unique dinosaur fossils and art collections.United States · Seattle
Columbia Center
The Columbia Center is a skyscraper in the center of Seattle, USA. It was completed in 1985 and has become the tallest building in Seattle with a height of 76 floors and 304 meters, higher than the well-known Space Needle. Three geometrically concave tops are staggered on the sides of the building, so it looks like three buildings of different heights next to each other. There is a viewing platform on the 73rd floor of the building, which can overlook the tranquility and beauty of Seattle, a livable city, and the skyline at the end, where the outline of the snow-capped mountains is faintly discernible.United States · Seattle
Kerry Park
Located in the Queen Anne section of Seattle, USA, Carey Park is a small park known for its spectacular city views. The park is located on a small hill and offers a great view of the downtown Seattle skyline, especially on clear days, when you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Space Needle. It is a popular spot for photography enthusiasts and tourists, especially at sunset to capture the charming sight of the city under the setting sun. The park itself has simple facilities, but its core attraction lies in its unparalleled view. Visitors can relax here and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the city. Carey Park is also a place suitable for family and friends to gather, and the surrounding benches and green spaces provide convenience for leisure activities. The nearby community is full of local Seattle style. After visiting the park, visitors can explore the surrounding cafes and shops to experience the local lifestyle.United States · Seattle
Green Lake Park
The water of Cuihu Lake is clear and the green trees are reflected in the water, making it look like a green lake. The ecological environment is very good. There are many wild ducks living here. It is a paradise for birds. Thousands of wild ducks, swans, seagulls and other birds live here. One of the most popular parks with locals and tourists, it is open all year round. Perfect for a picnic, boating, dog walking, date or just a walk here.United States · Seattle
Pike Place Fish Market
Pike Place Fish Market, a popular landmark on Pike Street in downtown Seattle, opened in 1930 and is considered one of Seattle's iconic landmarks. Once on the verge of bankruptcy, in 1986, owner Yokoyama and his employees decided to break through with a unique business model, creating the iconic flying fish show, which brought them widespread fame. The market is most famous for its lively flying fish sales: employees shout out customer orders and deftly toss the fish around like a ball, transforming the mundane task of selling fish into a fun performance. The owner also summarized four principles, including "enjoying your work," to infect customers with the enthusiasm of his employees. It insists on supplying 100% sustainable, high-quality wild-caught Pacific seafood and offers nationwide overnight delivery. Today, it attracts tens of thousands of visitors daily, with even greater crowds in the summer. Furthermore, its story has been featured in books, becoming a classic example of workplace empowerment, offering visitors a unique shopping experience and serving as a cultural symbol of a positive work ethic.United States · Seattle
Washington Park
Washington Park is a Portland attraction situated on a hill on the west side. It houses the world-famous International Rose Test Garden, a hybrid of a rose origin site and an experimental farm. It frequently cultivates precious new and improved rose varieties, making it quite charming for gardening enthusiasts. The garden contains over 500 rose varieties and more than 10,000 rose bushes. From mid-May to November each year, the roses are in full bloom, which is truly stunning. The tiles embedded in the walkways throughout the park feature the autographs of every Rose Queen from 1907 to the present, which makes many visitors stop to admire them. In addition, the park includes the World Forestry Center, theJapanese Garden, and a zoo. The zoo next to the park is a breeding ground for Asian elephants outside of the Asian jungle. In the zoo, there is a penguin parade where the penguins wear suits. The park and the zoo are connected by the zoo railway. This famous park also features the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry.United States · Portland
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Lake Crescent
Clallam County · 15.3 km from downtownSalt Creek Recreation Area
Clallam County · 27.2 km from downtownB & B Family Lavender Farm
Clallam County · 62.4 km from downtownSeattle Center
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United States · SeattleColumbia Center
United States · SeattleKerry Park
United States · SeattleGreen Lake Park
United States · SeattlePike Place Fish Market
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What travelers say about Clallam County
陌上花开February 19, 2023
5.0
The scenery of Gansu can be described as stunning. The peerless landscape is right beside the Crescent Spring. The perfect shape of water and desert has amazed many tourists. Now the Crescent Spring is becoming more and more beautiful due to artificial management.
Lake Crescent
梦露夫人April 24, 2023
5.0
You can walk to the Seattle 520 Bridge from Bellevue, as shown in Figure 1. There is also a beautiful park and parking lot here. If you like to walk across the bridge, you can reach Seattle. If you like to take the bus, you can also do so. The bus station is just below the parking lot. There are many buses and the waiting time is not long. It is very convenient.
Seattle Center
铨上风满楼March 22, 2025
4.0
The learning atmosphere is great, and it is a good university for studying. The cost-effectiveness of tuition fees can be improved... Children can come here for summer camps to experience the atmosphere of a world-renowned university. The natural scenery here is also great. You can sit on the grass and read quietly under the blue sky on weekends...
University of Washington
西行阿里May 16, 2021
5.0
Columbia Center is a high-rise landmark office building in Seattle, Washington, United States. It is the tallest man-made building in Seattle and Washington State. Columbia Center is 967 feet (295 meters) tall, 933 feet (284 meters) tall, with a floor area of 1.538 million square feet (143,000 square meters)[1], and a total of 704 parking spaces in the underground garage[2].
Columbia Center
小思文May 22, 2021
4.0
Kerry Park is also a fairly large building. You can see some projects in the park. The structure of the park is quite simple, and some plants are lush. There are places for tourists to rest in the park. You can come here to see some interesting things.
Kerry Park
DEAR张小球May 18, 2020
5.0
A local friend drove me to Cuihu Lake. This is a park with few people, and even fewer tourists. If you drive here by yourself, it is still highly recommended. There are many plants and many small animals living here.
Green Lake Park
Lex DangerMay 2, 2024
5.0
amazingly seafood and fun vibe for sure! reminds me of San Francisco; the best part was watching the buskers! I met a woman who played the drums to Dr. Feel good by Motley Crü and was awesome! I had oyster shooters with 4 of the seafoods mongers, while buying delicious smoked Salmon. Walking down the strip, I ran into a place that sold warm chocolate chip cookies with flaky sea salt on top. delicious! Finally, there was a Turkish ran shop and the woman gave me excellent advice on gifts and had the best Baklava I've ever eaten.
Pike Place Fish Market
西溪老翁September 8, 2020
5.0
Washington Park, Portland
Washington Park, located in the suburbs of Portland, is a natural park built on hills with a history of more than 100 years. The park includes the Portland Zoo, the World Forestry Center, the Portland Children's Museum (established in 1946, located in the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)), the Hoyt Arboretum (with a series of coast redwoods over 150 feet high, which were the first trees planted in the arboretum in 1931), the International Rose Test Garden (established in 1917, the oldest public rose test garden in the United States), and the Portland Japanese Garden (established in 1962 on the site of the former Washington Park Zoo, after which the zoo moved to its current location). In the warm sunshine of early spring, the flowers are charming, and it is really pleasant to spend a day here.
Washington Park