Cheap Flights to seattle

A Brief User’s Guide to Seattle

Seattle is Washington State’s largest city, which is why there are endless places to visit. From taking coffee lessons, window shopping, to visiting incredible museums and setting eyes on the dense greenery, Seattle needs to be one of the top places to visit on your bucket list. So, what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and book round trip flights to Seattle.

What to See?

Once you have booked your flight tickets to Seattle, you must figure out your itinerary, which is why we have put together a list of the top 5 spots that must not be missed whilst visiting the Emerald City. Drench yourself in the culture of the Pacific Northwest by exploring Seattle.

Space Needle

Space Needle is hands down the most iconic landmark in the city! Constructed in 1962, Space Needle is a phenomenal observation tower and the most distinct building lacing Seattle's glorious skyline. Gain access to the mind-boggling views of the city by taking the elevator to the top of the Space Needle. The height of the building is 184 meters and can be scaled between 10 am and 8 pm from Monday to Sunday.

Pike Place Market

This gorgeous century-old marketplace houses countless shops, food stalls and farmer's markets overlooking the Elliot Bay waterfront. Pike Place Market is always bustling with non-stop energy and overflowing with delectable food items. Buy fresh seafood and flowers from this venue. Try out the several gourmet food stalls and enjoy the lively and constant chatter of locals around you. The market is open from 9 am to 6 pm on Monday through Saturday, and 5 pm on Sunday.

Museum of Pop Culture

The exhibits here focus on the most significant artworks of pop culture. The museum covers a spectrum of science fiction, and rock music achieved through interactive installations. If possible, check out the Gender Conference, the Mini Maker Faire, or Campout Cinema (bring your sleeping bag). The museum is open from 9 am to 5 pm from Monday to Sunday.

Tom Douglas Restaurants

Owned by self-taught Chef Tom Douglas, these eateries have achieved iconic status when it comes to Seattle’s restaurant scene. The chef owns nineteen restaurants in Seattle today, serving a world of cuisines. Be it the delectable tender pasta dishes or cream pies, Tom Douglas Restaurants are a must-try if you want a fantastic grub night out in the city. You can also try the Brave Horse Tavern, which serves outstanding craft beer and luscious side dishes, also owned by Tom Douglas.

Discovery Park

Sprawled across 500 acres, Discovery Park is Seattle’s biggest urban green space. If you love hiking, Discovery Park is a true haven for you. Hikers can get spectacular views of both the Cascade and Olympic Mountains at Discovery Park. Enjoy the lush green trails and breath-taking views of the beachfront. This Park is a real treat for people who adore the outdoorsy experiences. Spare at least half a day for this venue. The park is open from 4 am till 11:30 pm from Monday to Sunday.

How to Reach Seattle?

• Flights - Take cheap flights to Seattle - Tacoma International Airport
• Train - Take trains to and from Seattle at King Street Station.
• Buses or Cars - You can also take a bus or car to Seattle. Several bus operators run services every day of the week to and from Seattle.

Best Time to Visit

Buy airplane tickets to Seattle from April to May, and from September to October

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