A beautiful city by the sea surrounded by water and green. It's covered by clouds and drizzles most part of year. Yet, the gloom doesn't stop people from being nice.
Pike Place, a bustling market by the sea where tourists watch the locals and the locals do their thing. A congregation of a hectic mass of people, sights, tastes, smells, and noises that form an oddly wonderful harmony.
Pioneer Square, an old part of downtown where art galleries and souvenir shops hide in basements and tunnels underground, waiting to be discovered.
Even windows can look nice in the old part of downtown.
Some parts of Pioneer Square distinctively look like they're from a different era, in contrast to the more modern buildings.
The Space Needle, a symbol of Seattle that can be seen from far away. Pay an overpriced meal at the restaurant on top or a ticket to the viewing deck and you get a 360 view of the Seattle area + Puget Sound.
The view's not so bad on sunny days. Especially during sunset.
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