Seattle: The city hidden beneath the clouds
- Must See....
- Pike Place Market: Visitors will find everything they could want in fresh fish and produce. Just make sure you watch where you’re going and where you came from. It's easy to get turned around if you’re new to the market.
- The first Starbucks: Grab coffee and limited-edition merchandise that can only be found at 1912 Pike Place – the Original Starbucks.
- Space Needle: A historical structure left over from Seattle’s first World Fair in 1926 is one of the most iconic tourist attractions in the city. Enjoy a nice cocktail in the Loupe Lounge, as you rotate capturing multiple unimaginable views of Seattle Center below. For those looking to tame their inner adventurer, experience a virtual reality bungee jump from the top of the Space Needle.
- Ride the ferry: Take a ride on the ferry across Puget Sound from the shores of Seattle.
- Try these for a taste....
- Storyville Coffee: After a tiring day walking through Pike Place Market, enjoy a nice cup of coffee and a cinnamon roll – a local favorite.
- Ballard: Like many pockets within this city, Ballard is a foodie’s paradise with a variety of cuisines featuring some of Seattle’s freshly caught seafood. We can’t forget the nightlife that continues to thrive.
- The Bar at Chihuly Garden and Glass: Immerse yourself in the essence of the Pacific-Northwest with a signature cocktail while, relishing in some of Dale Chihuly’s, personal collection.
- Fremont: For my eclectic travelers, stop by Aurora Bridge and get an Instagram-worthy pic of the Fremont Troll while munching on fair trade organic chocolate from Theo’s Chocolate shop.
- Beecher’s Handmade Cheese: Whether you’re coming or going enjoy a fresh made selection of soups and sandwiches at Sea-Tac airport. No worries if you’re in a hurry, order online and have your food delivered to your gate.
- Pioneer Square: Step into the past and visit Seattle’s birthplace and oldest neighborhood. Learn some of Seattle’s deepest and darkest secrets during the Seattle Underground tour, have a drink in the Smith Tower’s speakeasy-inspired bar and if you happen to be in town on a Thursday enjoy the longest art walk in the nation.
Delta takes pride in its position as Seattle’s largest premium global airline and will increase capacity by nearly 10% for the summer of 2023. Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) serves as a crucial coastal hub for Delta, operating up to 160 daily flights to nearly 55 destinations across the globe.
Delta ensures effortless connections to a multitude of captivating destinations worldwide, making it a preferred choice for globetrotters flying in, through or out of Seattle. Experience the charm of Europe by flying to Amsterdam, Paris, or London Heathrow, or immerse yourself in the vibrant cultures of Asia with Delta's flights to Tokyo-Haneda, Seoul and Shanghai. Additionally, the airline offers year-round options to Cancun, San Jose, and Puerto Vallarta as well as to multiple cities in Hawaii including Honolulu, Maui, Kailua-Kona, and Kauai, providing endless possibilities to bask in the sun.
Seattle is truly a gem of a city that offers something for everyone. From the beautiful scenery and outdoor activities to the bustling city life and delicious food, Seattle has it all. While its reputation for rainy weather may precede it, locals know that every season brings its own unique charm and attractions. Whether you’re a foodie, an adventurer, a history buff, or simply in search of a good cup of coffee, the Emerald city is a destination that should not be missed.