Top Five In Seattle, Washington
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2014
- Seattle is one of the "greenest" cities in North America. The "Emerald City" is urban yet green, sophisticated and yet not snobby. Seattle has something for everyone. In this video, Erik The Travel Guy explores some of his favorite spots.
The Underground Tour - The guided walking tour begins beneath Doc Maynard’s Public House, moves to Pioneer Square, and then travels underground for an exclusive view of the buried city. 75- 90 minutes. www.undergroundtour.com/
Fremont Troll - This amazing Troll Under the Bridge is an interactive, 6.5-ton, mixed media statue made by local artists. www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/...
The Museum of Flight - Large educational museum with aircraft & space vehicles on display, historical exhibits & more. General admission for adults is $21.00. The Museum is open daily from 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. www.museumofflight.org/
The Seattle Aquarium at the Seattle Waterfront - The best harbor views are from the central portion, near the Seattle Aquarium. The aquarium is a popular spot for families and offers an underwater viewing dome, coral-reef tank, otters & a touch-tank. Tickets for adults are $29.95; youth (ages 4-12) are $19.95. Open 9:30-5:00 PM daily. www.seattleaquarium.org/
The Space Needle - Iconic, 605-ft.-tall spire at the Seattle Center, with an observation deck & a rotating restaurant. The observation deck is open daily from 8:00 AM - midnight. Tickets range from $19-$29, with the earlier price for early morning and later evening. www.spaceneedle.com/home/
If you’re traveling to Seattle soon, and want to know the best times to travel to Seattle and the best things to do in Seattle, check out our Seattle Itinerary! The itinerary has great tips for when to visit Seattle and where to go as well as recommendations on the signature and must-try dishes at the best local restaurants.
The itinerary also includes hotel recommendations and contact information for easy booking for all hotels and activities. www.erikthetravelguy.com/store...
I'm flying to Seattle for a Alaska cruise in June and after the cruise we are staying in Seattle for a few days and this video helped me find things to do and places to explore, thank you!
Yes, I love Seattle too now.
Great video, I've watched many videos about Seattle but never seen 3/5 of the locations..Great to see a different view!!!
Thanks! Let me know if there's anything I should include in the future.
I LOVE THE UNDERGROUND TOUR
I enjoyed this presentation, thank you. No flying fish in the Pike Place Market was a refreshing change, haha. Maybe next time you could show the University of Washington and take a ferry to Tillicum Island and have a salmon dinner.
As tourists from the UK this year;there was an old diner near the start of the metro at Seatac.Can't remember it's name but they served us the best food between Seattle and Florida .Taking in Denver, Nebraska,South Dakota , Wyoming and Florida!
lived in Seattle back in 80s, and 90s.
Seattle is much more than that.
thank you for showing us that.
+Abdulla Aldark thank you very much!!!
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Great video Eric the travel Guy - Seattle looks an amazing city.
Thank you very much!!!!
you're welcome @@Erikthetravelguy
Awesome video
Seattle city is very much beautiful I love seattle
Seattle looks great
I have gone to seattle before, and i remember walking down pike place and it was honestly like a little piece of diagon alley
"PIKE PLACE"
NOT Pikes Place
@@patrickkelly5009 oh shit my bad
God and to think i label myself a seattlite
@@woden__ As a native, (born and raised) this is one of my top 3 pet peeve's.
Now you know, spread the gospel that is the word of truth "Pike Place"
Seattle is one of those places I've always wanted to live. Urban, but Green. I love it. When I get older I would love to move there. So much to do and so many people to meet. God I wish I lived there.
Be careful though, the people suck. Been here six years and have only met douchebags and dorks.
I really want to disagree with you here, but I can't. I've lived here for 22, and it is a known fact that the people can be surly, egotistical d-bags.
haha. Also cold, untrustworthy, flakey and I wouldn't count on most of them for anything except to make things uncomfortable and be boring. I just moved to Denver and couldn't be happier about it.
literally shit I lived there for 25 years it's Cool
Pete Jeffris shutup
Extra ordinary place very very clean & beautiful
Nice 🇺🇸
I'm moving to Everett WA... any tips on living there?
The only place stays green throughout the entire year, even during the rainy season which makes the air and refreshing than other cities.
+Jackie Gaines agreed! Thanks Jackie!
I Adore Seattle!!!!!!!! Everytime I Go to Seattle I Never want to leave.
@@perryanderson5642 inspite of some of the things we here on the news. The mainstream media only shows a lot of negativity, it has a tendency to leave out the great stories people want to hear. Every major city has a little grime or trash that needs to be cleaned on a constant basis...it's part of life!!!!
@@MsJackieGaines I totally agree Jackie! Like the Perry Como Guy I was named after, The Bluest Skies You'll Ever See Are In Seattle!
Ballard > Fremont, and the Ballard Sunday Market is a great substitute for the overcrowded Pike Place Market.
where are you at 0:10? that scene is amazing
+Anthony Pinto He's at Kerry Park in Queen Anne
+j1234567891ooooooooo dope ty
goldAP look in the 1 position
Lived in Seattle over twenty years and never been to many of these places.
Alfred Collins now is the time!!! Thank you for watching!
I wan to return to see the Rizal park
Anyone know the best sunset spots in Seattle?
1215 5th Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109
bhy kracke park at the top is beautiful and doesn't have a lot of people really
Lol . It's a rainforest
Seattle is a beautiful city, but some of the attractions are over-rated. Yes, Pike Place is cool. Space Needle is overpriced, especially if you have been there before. You can get great city views from Queen Anne. Explore Capitol Hill and First Hill, two great neighborhoods despite the negative press with some random issues. Also explore Fremont, Laurelhurst, Ballard, West Seattle. All have inviting restaurants/bars, (before pandemic).
Pail! Thank you for the suggestions! Excellent tips! Remember to sub my channel, it does actually help more people find my videos. Thanks again!
This video makes Seattle seem nice because it doesn't have any Seattleites opening their yaps.
Good comment
Pete Jeffris Yap yap yap yap. Yaaaaaaap yaaaap yap yap. Yappy yappy yappy yaaaaaaaaap!
im 2 hours away from seattle
What no view of the massive homeless population here that keeps growing in record proportion?
The news today is that the city is working very hard to address this problem. They want to tax large corporations that make more than $20 million dollars annually, $500 for each employee to use toward a solution. I live in Tacoma with a similar although not quite as bad problem and our last two mayors have been very aware and have made some great strides in getting people off the streets and into housing. I believe powers in Seattle are similarly aware and working hard on possible solutions. Homelessness is soaring everywhere and Seattle because of a temperate climate is a credible place to live outside year round.
They just repealed the tax and nothing is being done. People are moving here from all over the country to pitch tents on our streets. It's disgusting, stay away. And for god's sake don't move here.
@@RVGrannyWA Yes, a tax would totally not bring that cost down to the consumer... making the problem worse
@@bdh70 - such a cynical viewpoint. We have deeply serious problems, and with 2020 raging in full-on mind-boggling chaos - I STILL love living here. The bridge connecting me easily to Seattle is closed for at least 18 more months, a pandemic is raging, many of the businesses that make this place special are either closed or in limbo ... but this is still a great place to live, albeit expensive.
You missed all the homeless, dopers, and drunks that litter the streets downtown. Hey you missed 3rd ave and pine st.
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"Not snobby"? Ever hear of the Seattle Freeze ?
don't forget woodland park zoo
The Woodland Park Zoo is a great place to go! The carousel is a great attraction for those with children. Thanks!
Some great parks and zoos in the city
I bet Seattle is a lovely city but, it's really expensive and there's a huge homeless problem. I wish a video would post showing the Glamour and not so Glamourous.Show the truth about both sides of Seattle.
I think making videos showing the GOOD attracts more people to visit and therefore lifts up the entire community. @visitseattle
Just there for a business trip and walked around over the weekend. Nothing extraordinary in Seattle. The city is very crowded where you can hardly find any parking. Everything will cost you money except for a few out-dated museum. What I really didn't like about Seattle is all the noise, construction and traffic. If you are looking for something relaxing and eye-pleasing, don't go there. If you are craving for city life, it seems to be alright.
Sounds like you're just broke
Come to nyc then compare
Lol. Ignored completely the drug epidemic that exists in every corner In Downtown. If you are a Seattle resident, you know this is bs.
We are glad that we can protest reality and we can show our city the way it is and not an adventure
No to Everett too many drugs. Seattle better but super expensive. Lived here all my life. Pick Lynnwood.
The police are more prevalent.
seattle is the most boring place ive ever been...
+Choppaz in that case you need to get out more. I've been to lots of different places certainly more boring than Seattle! Divorce court, insurance sales pitches etc.
you should get the sentiment erik...of course there are more boring places. For a major city that prides itself on having a diverse culture with all sorts of unique activities to participate in and areas to explore, Seattle is none of those things. The Space Needle, Pike Place Market, weed dispensaries and the International Fountain...really, is that the best you got?
+Choppaz that's fair. I'm pickin' up what you re Latin' down. Not every town is right for everybody. What town would you like me to feature?
Whelp, I live in New Orleans and I am from D.C - I was in Quito Ecuador a month ago and that was really a fun place. You could do any of those. I've only watched this episode from your channel because I just recently came back from exploring Seattle, so I don't really know what you have already visited.
Each time i visit Sea-town, i have lots of fun! Me myself am the type to stir shit up and be the life of the party and in any city not everyone is like that... so, I talk yo the locals, make jokes, ask where are places that only "homies" know about. Lots to do there!... maybe its just not your shtick? ✌