Suggestions for Monument near Lower Queen Anne, Seattle
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Jetset Extra • August 20, 2012Celebrating its 50th birthday this year, the Space Needle was built as a monument to science and technology. At the observation deck, visitors can dine at the beautifully retro Sky City restaurant.
?Monument •1st Avenue North (Mercer Street), Seattle
Ece • October 5, 2016I think you should spend a few hours to see many different views of the city (sunny, rainy, foggy, dark, bright) - gorgeous!
Jack R. • January 4, 2015Best neighborhood in the city! Endless options for whatever mood you're in!
Chess E. • August 4, 2016This is a veritable cornucopia of arts, cultural attractions, theatres, and museums! Something for everyone, especially when weather is nice and not rainy, which probably isn't often!
AFAR Media • August 12, 2014Since 2004, Urban Craft Uprising has connected local crafters and artisans with holiday shoppers who want to support small businesses and buy handmade goods.
Tracy F. • March 22, 2013Quiet peaceful place to clear your head and/or walk thru on your way home! Beautiful lights and lots of chairs and lights !
Ladi L. • June 25, 2015I love the story time room, the grocery store, the eye doctor, the ancient different culture homes, the water play area and so much more.. My 2 children and nephews loved every part of it.
John C. • November 14, 2010What's up with "your phone thinks you're a little farther. . .", I'm right in the darn park!
Jeremy B. • July 11, 2012"Black Lightning," Ronald Bladen. "Moongates," Doris Chase. "Moses," Tony Smith. "Olympic Iliad," Alexander Liberman.
Jeff P. • March 20, 2013From Seattle Center's website: "Alexander Liberman's largest sculpture, Olympic Iliad, is a monumental agglomeration of steel cylinders located on the lawn surrounding the Space Needle...."
Jennifer L. • March 18, 2013Walk slowly. Stand in the place where you were. Think about direction. Wonder why you haven't before?
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