Seattle 3 Days
Day 1: Downtown Seattle and Waterfront
Morning:
– Pike Place Market: Start your day at Pike Place Market, one of the oldest continuously operated public farmers’ markets in the United States. Explore the stalls, watch the fish throwers, and grab breakfast at one of the cafes.
Afternoon:
– Seattle Waterfront: Take a leisurely stroll along the Seattle Waterfront. Visit attractions like the Seattle Aquarium, take a ride on the Great Wheel for panoramic views of the city, and explore shops and restaurants along the waterfront.
Evening:
– Dinner at Pike Place Market: Choose from the many restaurants in and around Pike Place Market for dinner. Try some Pacific Northwest seafood or international cuisine.
Day 2: Seattle’s Iconic Landmarks and Neighborhoods
Morning:
– Space Needle: Start your day with a visit to the Space Needle, Seattle’s most iconic landmark. Enjoy breathtaking views of the city and Puget Sound from the observation deck.
Afternoon:
– Chihuly Garden and Glass: Explore the stunning glass artworks at Chihuly Garden and Glass, located near the Space Needle.
– Seattle Center: Spend the afternoon exploring Seattle Center. Visit the Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP) or take a leisurely walk through the scenic grounds.
Evening:
– Dinner in Belltown: Head to Belltown for dinner and explore the neighborhood’s vibrant dining scene. Choose from upscale restaurants, cozy cafes, and trendy bars.
Day 3: Nature and Culture
Morning:
– Discovery Park: Start your day with a visit to Discovery Park, Seattle’s largest park. Take a hike on one of the trails, enjoy the views of Puget Sound, and explore the historic lighthouse.
Afternoon:
– Seattle Art Museum (SAM): Visit the Seattle Art Museum to explore its diverse collection of artwork from around the world.
– Lunch in Pioneer Square: Have lunch in Pioneer Square, Seattle’s oldest neighborhood. Choose from a variety of restaurants and cafes.
Evening:
– Fremont Neighborhood: Spend your evening exploring the quirky Fremont neighborhood. Visit the Fremont Troll, see the Lenin statue, and check out local shops and breweries.
– Dinner in Fremont: Enjoy dinner at one of the restaurants in Fremont, known for its eclectic dining options.
Tips:
– Public Transportation: Consider using Seattle’s public transportation system, including buses and light rail, to get around the city.
– Weather: Check the weather forecast and dress accordingly, as Seattle’s weather can be unpredictable.
– Reservations: Make reservations in advance for popular attractions and restaurants to avoid long wait times.