The Space Needle - Admission I took the best photo of the Needle while laying on my back showing the whole Space Needle. The observation deck, gift shop and SkyCity Restaurant are open 365 days a year. Handicap accessible; Smoke Free Environment Giftshop - There were a few items that were reasonable but most of the merchandise was way overpriced. Example one of their coffee cups was $15.00 so I can imagine the food would be expensive too. So I would bring some sort of snack or drink to utilize before hand or after you leave the Space Needle. There was really not a long waiting time even in the middle of the summer. The observation deck was sometimes crowded but you still could get great shots of the city.

If you ever make it up to Seattle I would recommend going to the Experience Music Project, also known as the EMP. Its like a museum for the history of different styles of music. Also, connected to the EMP is a science fiction museum. They have everything from Captain Kirks chair to life size storm troopers and the model spaceship from the old show "Lost in Space." The building its self was designed by the famous architect Frank Gehry.

Bring and unbrella cuz in seattle you never know, drive to north ben and hit the outlet mall, got hiking at Mt Rainer, or Snoqualmi pass, or go camping in beautiful eastern washington,

Take a camera, Washington is beautiful!

One of United States most populous city around the Northwestern U.S area. Outdoor recreation, including walking, cycling, hiking, skiing, snowboarding, boating, team sports, and swimming. In town many people walk around Green Lake, through the forests and along the bluffs and beaches of 535-acre (2.2 km 2 ) Discovery Park (the largest park in the city) in Magnolia, along the shores of Myrtle Edwards Park on the Downtown waterfront, along the shoreline of Lake Washington at Seward Park, or along Alki Beach in West Seattle...

Take a trip down to the waterfront to Pikes Place. It's full of great places to eat, fun little shops, and fresh fisheries!

Seattle is alright. Great place to take photos is Kerry Park (which is northwest of the city off of West Highland Park) and Ella Bailey Park (in the Magnolia neighbourhood).

Take the Duck boat tour, and go to the Space Needle.

The Seattle Architecture Foundation organizes a bunch of walking tours of various building types in and around the city. I highly recommend them! Go to www.seattlearchitecture.org and see if one fits your schedule!

Visit the Public Market to see the original Starbucks and the talented fish tr\throwers.