Guide to Seattle Hotels and WA Attractions

Seattle is surrounded by many serene sighting, such as mountains, lakes, streams and evergreens, being in the city yet having a close connection to the outdoors makes the city enjoyable. Two famous companies maintain their home in Seattle, Microsoft and Boeing, are a major part of its economy, even though Boeing headquarters have moved to Chicago. Seattle has become a shipping centre for Asia, being that its on the Pacific rim. Its location on the edge of the Pacific rim is also lending Seattle increasing importance as a shipping centre and gateway to Asia. Seattle is known for its rainy times, but there is plenty to do indoors as well, such as, restaurants, museums, theatres and the ever popular space needle. Seattle is popularly know as the "Emerald City" It is booming with technology and TV series.
 

In order to travel up the space needle you will have to enjoy a 43 second journey towards the sky in on the of the three glass elevators. The newly remodelled observation deck allows you to discover indoor and outdoor viewing. You will be able to view the whole city just standing at the deck and observe its breathtaking scenery. If you are afraid of heights, the space needle will help you over come you fears with all the fun its provides.
 

This museum is located in the centre house at the Seattle Centre. A safe haven for children as well as an adventure. Exhibits include either galleries, and three studios. If your children are bored, this is a fun and unique place to bring them for entertainment.
 

If you are travelling through Seattle during September, then the Puyallup Fair is the place to stop. The fair is non stop fun for 17 days, starting the Friday following Labor Day. The fair is also held in April, two glorious months of this great attraction. This is an ideal place to take your family for excitement and great entertainment while visiting the wonderful city of Seattle.