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T-Mobile Park
T-Mobile Park is located in Seattle, USA. It has a favorable geographical location and convenient transportation, making it easy for visitors to reach. As the home stadium of the Seattle Mariners, it provides a lively atmosphere for people to watch Major League Baseball games. The stadium offers views of the Seattle city skyline, allowing guests to enjoy the game and the surrounding urban scenery. A large number of stadium-style snacks and drinks are available for visitors to choose from. The ballpark is also equipped with a retractable roof, which can adapt to different weather conditions and bring a comfortable experience for everyone at the venue.Seattle · 1.6 km from downtown
Bill Speidel’s Underground Tour
The underground city in Seattle mainly originated from the flush toilet invented in 1881. Since every household used a flush toilet, the sewage was directly discharged into the bay. When the tide was low, the drainage was very smooth, and the sewage went directly into the sea. But when the tide is high, sea water pours back into the toilet. At this time, the twice-a-day toilet eruption cycle is very troublesome for Seattleites. But a mega-fire unexpectedly solved the problem, but also razed Seattle to the ground. When people started rebuilding the city, they took into account the problem of sea water intrusion. Therefore, when the city was built, a large area on the seaside was filled up to prevent the sea water from pouring back from the toilet, so there was a dungeon. The underground city has long been abandoned, but the local government has redeveloped it in order to protect the cultural relics. Today's underground city has become a famous attraction in Seattle for tourists to visit and learn about life in those days. The underground city is located in Pioneer Square, and you need to buy a ticket to join the group to visit. Through the guided tour into the dark underground city, you can see some historical objects and real scenes left over 100 years ago. The entire visit process takes about 75 minutes. Before visiting, come to the visiting hall. The layout of this hall restores the scene of a dungeon bar. There are no windows around, and the distressed decoration will bring your sight into the 19th century. The entrance to the dungeon is on an inconspicuous stair off the street, follow the guide down the stairs. Under the guidance of the guide, unlock the door to enter the dungeon. When you come to the underground city, you can see the sidewalks of the year. Listening to the vivid explanation of the tour guide, you can imagine the life of Seattle people in those days. Walking and watching, in the underground city, looking up, you can still see the bright windows on the sidewalk. Follow the guide, and then you can see the bars of the dungeon. You can also see the dungeon featuring photos of Seattle from the 19th century. And the flush toilets that were flooded by sea water every day in the underground city.Seattle · 445m from downtown
Pike Place Fish Market
Pike Place Fish Market is a historic farmers market in the United States. It not only offers a variety of local fresh produce and seafood but also attracts countless artisans and street performers to perform here. 1. Fish throwing performance At fixed times every day, there is a fish throwing performance at the seafood stall near the market entrance, and you might also encounter impromptu performances. The guys toss large fish weighing over ten pounds back and forth, with loud and cheerful shouts, creating a lively atmosphere. 2. Starbucks Located at 1912 Pike Place Fish Market, the original Starbucks was built in 1971 and is a must-visit place in Seattle for Starbucks coffee lovers from all over the world. Because Starbucks originally sold coffee beans, the store is decorated like a warehouse and has no tables or chairs for resting. However, many people still come here, willing to stand and taste, just to order a cup of coffee and try to find the original taste of Starbucks coffee. 3. The Gum Wall This is a rather quirky attraction, covered in chewing gum of various colors. It is a bit gross, but you can also see many creative works.Seattle · 699m from downtown
Museum of Pop Culture
EMP's bright colors and appearance composed of 3000 stainless steel sheets and aluminum sheets show the strength and flowing beauty of music, but its eclectic expression is not optimistic, ranking third in the world's most ugly buildings on Forbes list . A large part of the works in the indoor exhibition area is to pay tribute to local music icons such as Jimi Hendrix, telling the spirit of rock and roll and the development history of the entire American pop music. The application of high technology can even experience the charm of music in person. 1. Introduction of the exhibition area There are coffee shops and record shops on the 1st floor. The second floor showcases the birth and history of American pop music, as well as an exhibition of Jimi Hendrix's work. The experience center on the 3rd floor is a very popular place, where you can try playing guitar, drums, keyboards, DJ turntables, and create your own songs. Another showcase focuses on the history of the guitar from the early 1930s, including earlier demonstrations of electric guitars. 2. Musical instrument sculpture "ifVIwasXI" As soon as you enter the museum, you can see the giant musical instrument sculpture "ifVIwasXI". Before you see it, you may not be able to imagine that the stack of countless musical instruments stretches to the top, and what kind of excitement bursts out.Seattle · 2.1 km from downtown
Lumen Field
Lumen Fieldis located in downtown Seattle, Washington, United States, and is a large, modern, multi-purpose stadium that officially opened in 2002. Adjacent to the waterfront and the downtown business district, it offers convenient transportation and is one of Seattle's iconic sports and entertainment landmarks. It currently serves as the home stadium for the NFL's Seattle Seahawks and Major League Soccer's Seattle Sounders FC. The stadium can accommodate approx. 68,000 spectators and features an open-air design equipped with advanced sound, lighting, and high-definition display systems, known for its passionate home-field atmosphere and thunderous crowd cheers. In addition to sporting events, it frequently hosts international soccer matches, football games, large-scale concerts, cultural celebrations, and community events, attracting many internationally renowned artists and major touring groups to perform. It features comprehensive dining options, souvenir shops, accessible facilities, and viewing areas, where spectators can also enjoy views of the Seattle skyline and Elliott Bay.Seattle · 1.2 km from downtown
The Gum Wall
The chewing gum wall originated from a quirky tradition at the Market Theatre, where people stuck chewed gum while queuing up to enter, forming a colorful and unique landscape over time that attracts art lovers. The traits are diverse, with equal intimacy and expressiveness.Seattle · 664m from downtown
The Seattle Great Wheel
The Seattle Ferris Wheel is a Ferris wheel on the West Coast of the United States and a new landmark on Pier 57. It is about 175 feet in diameter. Sitting in it, you can see the magnificent sea, the bustling city and the snow-capped mountains in the distance, which makes people intoxicated.Seattle · 783m from downtown
The Spheres
A very special building, spherical in shape, with a glass exterior and filled with numerous tropical plants inside, very beautiful.Seattle · 1.2 km from downtown
Gas Works Park
Gas Works Park was originally a gas plant. After ceasing operations, it was converted into a park in 1975 following the lobbying of a city official, becoming the world's first park to be repurposed through resource recovery. The factory machinery scattered across the park's lawn is displayed as industrial-style art. City viewpoint Gas Works Park features a grassy hill, making it a perfect spot to watch the sunset and the Seattle city skyline. If you visit on Independence Day, you can also catch the spectacular Lake Union fireworks show.Seattle · 4.4 km from downtown
Fremont Troll
Fremont TrollLocated in Seattle, USA, and built in 1990, it is a giant sculpture situated under a bridge. The troll is 5.5m tall, with one hand clutching a sculpted car and the other bracing against the ground, looking like a monster crawling out from underground. It attracts thousands of travelers every year to take photos.Seattle · 5.1 km from downtown
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M30***41October 29, 2019
4.0
There are only good and great seats. No obstructed views anywhere. The garlic fries are the best. So start smelling them outside the park
T-Mobile Park
小思文April 26, 2020
4.0
This underground square is also a huge structure. Here you can appreciate many interesting excavation projects. Some of the living facilities in the underground city are also quite simple. To appreciate them here, you need to follow the marked routes.
Bill Speidel’s Underground Tour
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
Zyn98September 27, 2022
5.0
To be honest, I didn't understand pop culture at all before I got here. What was in my mind is that pop culture equals to pop songs. But coming to this place has totally changed my mind.MoPoP is a BIG musuem. It has 3 levels of different sections waiting for you to explore. My favorite part in MoPoP was the game room. My friend and I spent 1 hour playing games in there.Besides, you get to see a lot of costumes and props used in the movies. If you're a Harry Potter fan, you must check out this place!
Museum of Pop Culture
大姐小露開心果October 16, 2021
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Gum Wall near Pike Place Market in Seattle
It is a must-visit place for tourists
Many people specially chewed gum at the scene
Then stick it to the wall
As a stamp of punching in
Although unhygienic
Wearing a mask because of the epidemic
Slightly reduce the feeling of diaphragm~
The Gum Wall
Susana chongAugust 25, 2024
5.0
Great attraction to get the best view of Seattle skyline. very slow moving and comfortable. I prefer riding this attraction at night.
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西溪老翁September 27, 2020
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Seattle Gas Works Park
The Seattle Gas Works Park is located on the north side of the United Nations Lake, facing downtown Seattle. It is the best place to overlook the beautiful skyline of the central area of Seattle. It allows people to experience the beauty brought by distance and understand why Seattle is called the "Emerald City"!
This was originally a large gas petrochemical plant, a plant that extracts fuel and gas from coal and oil. For decades, nearby residents have had to endure the huge damage to the environment caused by the large amount of pollutants emitted by the factory. After the factory was shut down and abandoned, the Seattle government attached great importance to environmental protection and decided to transform it into a city central park.
Richard Hager's design team boldly used the existing resources of the base and designed based on the existing elements, retaining some industrial equipment, repairing the polluted land, and building it into a public entertainment park.
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eddie tohMay 12, 2016
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Under the Fermon Bridge, the giant statues made of sand are very distinctive. Every passing passenger will stay here to take pictures. The giant Fermon has a story. You can find out the origin of the giant in the bulletin board.
Fremont Troll
