10 Unique Things To Do In Seattle

As one of the greatest cities in the world, Seattle is filled with immense creativity, culture, uniqueness, and nature. Here are some features that make Seattle unique.

1. Pike Place Market

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As one of the oldest farmers markets in the United States, Pike Place Market is Seattle's center for fresh, local food and small businesses.

2. The Fremont Troll

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Created by local artists in 1990, the Fremont troll is an interactive statue located right under the north end of the George Washington Memorial Bridge.

3. The Space Needle

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From the top of Seattle's most famous landmark you'll be able to see Mt. Rainer, Downtown Seattle, the ferries on Elliot Bay, and more.

4. The Center of the Universe

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Fremont, one of Seattle's quirky and cultured neighborhoods is located right in the center of the "known" universe...hmm...

5. University of Washington

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Located in the heart of Seattle, the University of Washington offers opportunities to explore and entertain, as well as makes for a unique special event venue.

6. Post Alley

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Home of the infamous Gum Wall!

7. The Original Starbucks

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Be sure to visit the original Starbucks located just outside of Pike Place Market!

8. Archie McPhee

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A one stop shop for some of the weirdest things you'll ever see.

9. Statue of Lenin

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This infamous statue of Vladmir Lenin is located in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood

10. EMP Museum

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The museum of music, sci-fi, and pop culture located at the Seattle Center.

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