Top Things to Do in SeaTac 2022

"A welcoming place, no matter who you are. They offer meditation, dharma talks, book club and temple tours. The Jodo Shin Shu tradition is a Buddhist path that embraces us just as we are with our human frailty."

"The Cathedral is a great point to overlook Seattle from. It''s Romanesque architecture is different from almost any other us cathedral. Inside it is also very nice, albeit dark."

"The First Presbyterian Church is located on the Eighth Avenue. I don’t know much about religion. I don’t know whether it’s Christian or Catholic. The buildings of the Presbyterian Church are relatively simple and different from the churches we see elsewhere."

"A black church, some history, not a big building, but the interior decoration is beautiful, and the weekend worship is very many followers."

"This church is at 1902 Second Avenue in Seattle, not far from Pike Place Market. We walked here by accident. The church is not the kind of Gothic spire, and it is not particularly prominent in the surrounding buildings. When we looked inside at the door of the church, a staff member took the initiative to greet us and welcome us to visit."

"The most beautiful synagogue in Seattle, the low-key and restrained exterior design of the church cannot conceal its exquisiteness and splendor. The exquisite sculptures and vivid murals make me unforgettable. The melodious hymn thinks of my soul as if purified"

"The first church is very beautiful and a church of great status in the local area. Beautiful architecture and a long history, so it is also attractive to many churches."

"Mount Zion is a beautiful church. The outside of the church is restrained and low-key. There are many exquisite artworks inside which are worthy of appreciation. The religious atmosphere is very strong. The loud chants sounded and my soul was purified."