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Things to do in Seattle

  • Pacific Science CenterSeattle Glass Blowing
    The science center began in 1962 under a Pavilion during the Seattle World Fair. Today its found its self a home and will be celebrating its 50 years of science and technology in 2012. At the Science Center, you can experience some very interesting hands on exhibits. Take  a journey through time and travel back to the dinosaurs and stand in a giant dinosaurs foot print, watch beautiful butterflies fly and feed on beautiful tropical flowers, or in the outside exhibits you can walk in a giant water wheel and ride a bike 15 above the ground on a one inch rail. Not only does the Science Center have great hands on exhibits, they also have a spectacular Laser Light show, the Willard Smith Planetarium, as well as an IMAX Movie theater.
     

  • Seattle Glassblowing Studio
    The Studio was founded in 1991 and offers many different kinds of glass blowing classes. Seattle's Glassblowing Studio is perfect for tours to experience a unique experience you wont forget.  The gallery is open to the public as well to watch the making of such beauty creations. They specialize in blown glass lighting and glass sinks but also make beautiful pottery, vases, wall plates, jewelry and so much more.

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  • Space NeedleSpace Needle
    The unique tower all started out as a design on a napkin and turned in to reality.  The structure stands a large 605 ft from the ground to the top of the space needle. Some interesting facts about the structure is that it has 848 steps from the bottom to the observation deck, it sways 1 inch for every 10 mph of wind and can with stand the velocity of 200 mph. The Needle has 25 lightning rods and was the worlds second rotating restaurant. Its definitely worth a visit on your trip to Seattle.
     

  • Pioneer Square
    Is filled with over 20 city blocks of Victorian Romanesque architecture. Through out these few blocks are tons of beautiful art galleries that display sculptures, paintings, live glass blowing and so much more just in walking distance of each other. Some of the things you wont want to miss on your visit to Pioneer Square is the beautiful Waterfall Garden that has a surrounding areas of seating to enjoy the scenery or the Fallen Firefighter's Memorial that was created by the University of Washington graduate Hai Ying Wu, who created the bronze sculpture in memory of all firefighters who lost their life in line of duty in Seattle. Its a beautiful area to enjoy a day at.