Seattle
Seattle is the largest city in Washington that lies in the western part of Washington between two bodies of water, Puget Sound on the west and Lake Washington on the east, making Seattle one of the major ports in the United States. On average it rains in Seattle around 50% of the time, heaviest between January and May and then then again between October and December. June, July and August are the driest and warmest months, with temperatures averaging around 75, but they are also known to hit the 80’s and 90’s on occasion. Perfect for an adventurous summer getaway exploring Washington’s National Parks.
When it comes to restaurants, no one does it quite like Seattle. Dine indoors or out on local flavor or exotic cuisine, Seattle has a flavor like no one else. Seattle’s must-see list includes Pike Place Market, a historic, open-air market is the city’s most iconic and tastiest cultural landmark to explore. The Space Needle is the famous landmark that defines Seattle. The best time to spot the majestic orca whale pods on the Pacific Northwest is mid-April through September. Experience Seattle Art Museum’s Olympic Sculpture Park on the water’s edge while taking in breathtaking views of the Olympic Mountains and Elliott Bay. Sports fans won’t want to miss a Mariners game.
Staying in Seattle can be as casual or as luxurious as you want. Weather you fly into Seattle or drive there, you will be within reach of all the rich culture the city has to offer. Check out Seattle’s 2015 event calendar for more even travel ideas.
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