Top Things to Do in Seattle 2021

"Beautiful architecture and gardens, buildings transport you to another age and place."

"Public Market (Public Market) Public Market is a traditional market with a long history on the northwestern docks of Seattle. There are fresh seafood, fruits and vegetables, flowers, nuts, bread and more. Among them is the world's first starbucks, which is a must-visit by Seattle tourists. The surrounding shops are very colorful, and it is a scenic spot that combines leisure, consumption and vacation."

"Seattle Docklands is a must-see attraction in Seattle. Seattle is an important port city in the United States. The port is not only a sightseeing function, but also an important trading port. The scenery is very beautiful and it is very comfortable to walk at night."

"The wall is big and full of used chewing gum. It's not for the faint of heart as it is disgusting, but interesting."

"not a big park but you can get a great view of the city from here. can take a bus to go up there."

"We heard the library was great, so we made a point to check out it. The architecture is really cool. If you're interested in that sort of thing, this is definitely worth a visit!"

""The tomb of Bruce Lee in the United States, Bruce Lee is really no stranger to the Chinese people, because she is the king of Kung Fu in China, Bruce Lee's tomb wishes you a very nice environment with trees and shade.""

"Green Lake is 3 miles around and fairly flat, so it's great if you're training for a 5K or just wanting to be outside. There are designated pedestrian lanes as well as bike/wheels lanes so you're not constantly checking over your shoulder for traffic. Speaking of traffic, the lake can get pretty busy and street parking is often difficult to find."

"Love the waterfront, love to meander along a city park trail, love outdoor sculptural art, then this is your perfect place. Bring the picnic basket and a blanket or grab a table and enjoy the show!"

"Snoqualmie falls (snoqualmie falls) Snoqualmie is an Indian word that means "moon". The waterfall has a drop of 270 feet. The upstream water source is melted snow water from snow-capped mountains. The water source is abundant, and it falls down all year round. The scenic spot is free. This time, I will charge $5 for parking, but the parking lot across the road is free. It's almost half an hour drive from Seattle. There is a very short trail to go to the bottom of the valley and look at hydroelectric power stations and rivers along the way. In late autumn, the leaves of various colors are gorgeous and colorful. Because of Seattle's rainy climate, it is a temperate rain forest, the trees are also covered with moss, and small mushrooms can be seen. Ganoderma is also very common."