Great city, many fun attraction, good shopping, nice friendly people. Attractions: boeing factory, space needle, eastern washington wineries. best western underneath the space needle good / central hotel. pike market, indian art.it can be rainy

the best was to travel in seattle is to rid the bus. the bus system connects easily with all neighboring cities and counties.

and, hey, if you're just staying in the city, why not rent a bike. seattle has a plethora of bike trails, and bike safe roadways.

Sightseeing: space needle, first starbucks...nice shopping

Visit Brainsbrige Island! Bainbridge Island is located within
the Central Puget Sound Basin, east of
the Kitsap Peninsula and west of the City of Seattle. The Island is approximately
five miles wide and ten miles long, encompassing nearly 17,778 acres, or
28 square miles (73 km²), and is one of the larger islands in Puget Sound.

Go to the top of the Space Needle. You will have an amazing view over the city!

Pike Place Market is incredible. It's constantly in motion and so colorful you'll spin in circles. Be sure to stop by the Starbucks, it's the very first.

If you are ever in Seattle then you have to see the space needle tower. If you are up there u have a great view on downtown and the ocean!!

Space Needle Travel upwards 520 feet to the panoramic O Deck, where you'll be met with stunning views of Seattle.

You can't go to Seattle without going to Pike's Place Market... especially if you're there in the summer.  Make sure you buy some Rainier Cherries.  Down the waterfront (towards the ferry terminal from PPM) is a restaurant called The Grotto.  Pricey but excellent!

Bring your American dolllar! If you go Seattle on weekend, be prepared because they will not accept Canadian dollar or any money except American dollar. Although, they have ATM machine but it's less i saw.Transportation?hmm...you have to have car or they have metro rail. I had bad experience with locals. They were snobbish and rude but they have good people too =)