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What are the tourist attractions in Seattle?

Seattle has the following tourist attractions:

Pike Place Market

Parker Market was founded in 1907, and was originally a farmer's market. Nowadays, farmers and fishmongers are only a small part of the attraction here. There are more than 200 shops here, which supply all kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables and handicrafts with local customs. In addition, exotic restaurants are also arranged along the street.

University of Washington

The University of Washington covers an area of over 700 acres. The seasons are like spring, lawns are everywhere, trees are shaded, birds are singing and flowers are fragrant, and beautiful cherry blossoms are blooming all over the campus in spring. The buildings in the main campus of the University of Washington are almost all based on Goethe style, and the central square is paved with red bricks, also known as Red Square. The Suzzallo Library across the square is a typical Goethe-style building-many arches are inlaid with sculptures, and the doorposts and window frames are carved with complex and exquisite patterns. The stained glass windows in the reading room on the second floor will emit light blue light in the afterglow of the sunset, adding a lot of bright colors to this solemn building. Walking down the steps on the left side of the square, you will see a circular fountain, Drumheller Fountain, with cherry trees planted on both sides of the road. When the sun is shining, you can see Mount Rainier in the distance.

Space needle

The Space Needle Tower (Seattle) is one of the landmarks in Seattle. You can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Seattle from the observation deck and revolving restaurant, including Mount Rainier, Olympic National Park and Puget Sound.

Qihuli glass art park

The Museum of Glass Art has a large collection of Chihuli's glass artworks, which are displayed indoors and outdoors. It is an unparalleled visual feast. It is recommended to go at night, because a large part of the exhibits are displayed in the open air, and light will have magical effects at this time. If you go in the evening, you can see not only the reflection effect of the glass in the sun, but also the appearance of the glass in the sunset and the effect in the evening light.

Kairui park

Kerry Park has the best view of downtown Seattle. Looking into the city from here, the space needle tower seems to be integrated with the high-rise buildings in the city. The golden setting sun is plated on the second floor of the skyscraper, which is even more brilliant in the dignified.