22 Things to Do in Seattle, Washington
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2024
- Seattle is a fun city to visit in the Pacific Northwest and it is full of amazing adventures, shopping, and restaurants. I have been coming to the city for years now and compiled some of my favorite places in Seattle below. Let me know what I left off in the comments.
Here are all the Seattle spots in the video:
1. Pike Place Market
2. Space Needle
3. Chihuly Garden and Glass
4. Museum of Pop Culture
5. Olympic Sculpture Park
6. Kerry Park
7. Gas Works Park
8. Fremont Troll
9. Archie Mchpee
10. REI Flagship
11. Water Taxi to West Seattle
12. Pioneer Square
13. Amazon Spheres and Go Store
14. Starbucks Reserve
15. Discovery Park
16. Snoqualmie Falls
17. Paseo
18. Top Pot Doughnuts
19. Marination Station
20. Thai Tom
21. Beecher's Handmade Cheese
22. Serious Pie
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Samantha MakesUp IKR I love it when movies have like Pikes place market or something too in it. I live 30 mins away from Seattle myself
yeah i noticed that too
Where do you buy your meth?
Uh same
Check out the tent cities.. fastest growing thing in Seattle...
That and the rents.
LOL
@BKTA YES!! It's disgusting!!
Jajaja I’m so glad I read your comment because it’s so funny and true it made my wife and I laugh so hard............
@BKTA they need to be shot that's what
Guys, be grateful for what you have never take anything for granted, as a regular visitor to Seattle I am overwhelmed every time by how much there is to see and do, I’m from the uk and believe me you have nothing to complain about, don’t slag the place off if you can’t be bothered to go and explore.
I agree with you. I was stationed there at the Air Force base back in 1986 in Tacoma, and would make drives into Seattle then. Now, almost 35 years later, I want to go back to visit. I remember looking back what a good time I had. And, maybe how I should have stayed? I'm 58 now, and I'm considering going back for a long stay to revisit it. It's more expensive now, things have changed a lot since I was there back in the late 8o's; but still I feel as if I missed something? There are more social problems there now ( there is the homeless problem, that I have learned about, and few other issues, I hope those are resolved some day. Because, Seattle is a beautiful city, and deserves solutions. As with so many other cities ) But, you're right, there are cities in the US that could be made into "wonderful cities" with some work, and smart people tackling the problems.
Wym, the uk is way better
@@stansmith5610 How so? Just curious..
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Never entertain the word "bored" in your life. There's always something to look forward in our everyday life. That connotes negativity. Be grateful instead, because others still wanted to live but has already a term in life. As advised by a priest in one Homily, go outside, see less fortunate prople struggling but still optimistic and grateful. Likewise, do charitable work, visit orphanages, home for the aged, assist in Soup Kitchens, you'll realized how lucky and privileged you are with healthy, mobile body.
its always nice when you click on a video and it gets straight to the point
Agreed
1. Stay at home.
Alright have fun guys
The only recommendation WA residents will give.
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Instead of going on the space needle, go to the Columbia Tower. I realize the Space needle is the touristy thing to do, but hear me out. It's nearly twice the height of the space needle and the views are unbelievable! It honestly makes the SN look small. Views of the cascades and Olympic mountain ranges are amazing. Its also cheaper. I think the space needle costs around $60 to go up, but he Columbia Tower was $20 for students and I think $22 for non students.
The Space Needle and Chihuly combined are $49. I think the Space needle is like $30 by itself. I prefer the Space Needle for the views because it feels closer to the water (both the Sound and Lake Union). I think because it's not surrounded by other tall buildings, it feels more panoramic. And all the improvements they made last year are great (well, it felt like slightly narrower walkways on the outside deck).
@@EricaGamet Thanks for the correction on the price. It definitely is closer to lake Union and the sound. When I was at the top of the Columbia Tower, I honestly didn't notice any other buildings because it's so much taller than the rest. Both are great options though!
Tall Random Guy I went to Smith Tower for a 1/3 of the price and great 360 views from the 44th floor.
There's a Starbucks on the 40-something floor with amazing views. Makes the price of $5 coffee worth it.
Not 360 view. I take friends there since it is faster and cheaper.
Food spots we loved last time in Seattle: Biscuit Bitch and Serious Pie Downtown (pizza and a dark stout ice cream float = bliss)
Ive lived here my life and now I just watch these videos to remember how life looked before COVID. Lol I actually just got laid off from Starbucks since my store in pioneer square will be permanently closed. Now the neighborhoods a ghost town. I’m not tripping about the job but I do hope the many small businesses in the area can bounce back. When the homeless aren’t harassing you, its a cool place 😂❤️❤️
So tell everyone WHY the store is closing. Drugs, crime, protestors, vandalism, on and on...
@@mr.p9882 that's not necessarily why. Any Starbucks in the downtown or greater Seattle area has to deal with the problems you listed just because the homeless issue is so bad and Starbucks is seen as a "safe place". Which breeds a whole lot of BS that most baristas should not have to deal with, but that's another conversation all together. And the protesting has nothing to do with it. Protesters love Starbucks and Starbucks loves everyone who pays. Lol If you know any about that neighborhood you would know that it's was kept alive by the many offices, tourists, clubs, and stadiums. When those things closed it created a domino effect for an already struggling area. Obviously, you are not from here and are misinformed so I will explain things to you. You're welcome.
@@SheDIDthatWJ Don't mind him. He's just another righty troll using the homeless as a political weapon.
Pikes market ...seafood chowder....fantastic...
On my first trip to Seattle, my friends thought it would be a good idea to walk around Pioneer Square after midnight. Obviously, my time on Earth was not complete because here I am.
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Pioneer square is the equivalent of east side Detroit
lmao i had to snort when he said pioneer square. Yeah, don't go there alone, even during the day
Is it ghetto?
I live here. I'm just bored as hell
Right there with you my dude
Same
Phuck Bhunny OMG, so tragic and true.😥
Same.. depression tbh
@@media696 lol I think I'll try something else
Man. The excitement crawls in my skin just looking at what this city has to offer. My dream is to live here.
LOL
Trust me I live in Seattle the highways are just pain
The highways are fine. The drivers…oh dear..,
This is a very charming city and easy to get to, I hope I can return to visit sometime in the future when all this is over. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much!
I think everyone should watch a cool video about their city, there is so much to and its so easy to forget how cool it is out there
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@@Klaatu2Too it's a damn good special. Idc how you try to paint Seattle in this video, truth is there are druggies and homeless people all over, there's so many they're spilling over into Renton, Tukwilla, Burien, and other surrounding areas in King County.
@@AFellowDoktuh I've lived in south King County since the late 1950s. We're seeing homeless folks down here but nothing like what's in Seattle.
i live in a farming town of 8400 i know what there is to do here. nothing haha
I love living close to a beautiful beach with sugar white sand and great places to eat and party. That well kept secret place is Pensacola Beach, Florida. 😎
Great video as always. One thing that I would recommend is to visit the Cherry Blossom trees at University of Washington in March - April.
Sounds awesome, I have never seen those!
Through My Lens what is the song in the video called? Please tell me.
UW in general is really nice to walk around. My freshman class went on a field trip there last year, we got to see the cherry blossom trees and a bunch of other really cool stuff.
easier to just watch the live stream and not be around a bunch of muggles
The quad!!
Excellent video man. Seattle looks like an Interesting city to go visit for several days. Good job by the way for being detailed oriented. You're one of the few individuals that takes the time to do that, and I appreciate it.
Actually the Amazon Spheres are open to the public on the first and third Saturday of each month, but you have to make a reservation. They are very cool, filled with amazing plants, and absolutely worth checking out if you have a chance.
I think you forgot something very important.
If you love museums try going to the museum of flight at Boeing field. They have a Concorde and Air Force One you can walk through as well as hundreds of vintage planes. You can easily spend half a day there.
michael tipton
This should be number one to visit
Agreed. MOF is worth a full day in itself.
Also if you’re going on Seafair Weekend, all the planes take off from the runway by the Museum of Flight. Very crowded that weekend with tons of festivities, but amazing to see the Blue Angels and an F-22 or F-35 take off (those things are loud!).
michael tipton I go to aviation I get free access
@@therealsurge5233 I go on Veterans Day to get free access.
I also recommend Green Lake. It's a nice walk/run/bike/whatever and there are a few places you can grab breakfast/lunch there, too.
Im surprised driving around looking for a place to park didn't make it to the top of the list.
I lived there when kid .it's most beautiful place I have been. I hope back to visit.
I live here and these are definitely the most touristy places you could go. But still fun lol
Same
Where would you recommend instead :)
Add Ravenna Park, UW campus, SAM, Benaroya Hall, Museum of Flight, Lake Washington - so much to do !
Susie Taylor museum of flight is in Renton!
True campus in spring with blooming trees!
Elliot Bay Park is very pretty on sunny day you can see Mt Rainier and Sound ❤
It’s funny to watch this as someone whos lived here whole life and walked these streets countless times
i love how exciting you make seattle seem. i've lived here my whole life and there's literally nothing to do
Yes... i vacationed in Seattle for a week and its a pretty city but also pretty boring.
Tina Le what??? There’s so much to do you couldn’t cover it all in a lifetime!! Get real!!! 🙄
That goes for any city that you live in. After a few years , you have done it all and seen all of it.
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Lol
Yeah dude. Awesome video, but you gotta add International District
For real, I could spend a whole day and all my money at Uwajimaya 😍
Brooklyn H i’m going to seattle to visit, what is that?
Brooklyn H what is uwajimaua
Also Fremont Redhook brewery and the locks.
@@kookietae8583 grocery store
Should've added the Ye Olde Curiosity Shop, the ferris wheel, and aquarium on the pier! Such fun places!
This is a fantastic video for people visiting! The space needle, first Starbucks, and the huge amazing museum of pop culture near the space needle are MUST SEES!
I think that troll under the bridge is just the cutest thing! I can't wait to move to Seattle by the end of the year!
You definitely could have added The Great Wheel, MOHAI, Chinatown International District, Georgetown, Museum of Flight, Aquarium, etc. to round out 25 to 30 total, but not a bad list. However, that Fremont Troll is seriously underwhelming!
I agree. I've driven past the troll 100 times and have never even considered stopping for it.
It is seriously cool if Seattle history interests you at all. When is the last time you built a giant statue the city government despised but had to allow it because the people supported the artists so much? I know I never have....
My uncle works at MOF! It's hecking awesome! I agree!
The aquarium is trash tho
If you want a biscuit, you go to Biscuit B**** (sorry I can't actually type the rest out)
You just made me homesick for 2.38 seconds...😂. Love my city...💙💚
I miss Seattle so much! I am from there, and you made me reminisce on the good times.
Thanks for your video. I'm living the sweet life again seeing some of my old haunts as well as some new. I'm no longer living in Seattle, and miss it SOOO much.
The zoo the Japanese garden always something to do
I love all these places in Seattle. It’s the best place and has the best of all worlds
I love this! Thank you. Denver native but living here for 5yrs... always exploring!
I grew up in a small town two hours outside Seattle and moved to Tacoma an hour outside Seattle after college. I’ve done most of the things on this list and some of my favorite things not listed are walking the three miles around green lake, visiting the Filson flagship store, and getting a scoop of ice cream at salt and straw or Molly moons
You forgot to mention seattles free and friendly tow service. that will tow your car even if there is no sign within 100 yards of it.
Happened to me by Captain Blacks, and I can highly recommend. 10/10
I just gotta say that your channel is one of the BEST travel vlog channels on RUclips. The first one of yours I saw was “22 things to do in downtown LA” and you did an awesome job capturing the best parts of the city. Keep up the great work brah
Cafe Nordo.
The best dinner theater I've ever been to, combining unique shows, gourmet food, drinks, and live music into an incredible experience.
Thank you! 😍 Can't wait to visit those waterfalls.
I’ve lived in Seattle all my life and I’m watching this to test myself. Turns out there’s quite a few items on this list I’ve never even heard of! Who knew? Gotta check ‘me out!
This was great! I have lived here 20 months and a couple of these I didn't even know about. Your shots were beautifully done and really showed the essence of the city. Thanks!
Dude, you did it. Your list covered the things that are worth seeing and did not disappoint.
Love the fact that you mentioned different places for the outdoorsy or the artisty ones among us! Love it and subscribed
The view from the top of the Columbia Tower is pretty awesome. You can get a ticket from security on the main floor and ride the elevator up. You are looking right down on the football stadium, train depot, I-5 and Capitol Hill. You are way higher than the Space Needle so have even a better view of all the volcanoes and the Olympic Mts.
None of these places could bring me back to Seattle after living there for almost 6 years! However, this video looks so extremely familiar to me because of the lack of sunshine.
What do you not like about Seattle?
hello; kaid s. here...longtime Seattle Resident...enjoy your videos; thank you
We will definitely check out most of the places you've mentioned! Thanks for the informational video on Seattle :)
You did a fantastic job! I've lived here for 41 years and have been to most, not all your recommendations. The only one you should add for sure though is the Ye Olde Curiosity shop at the Seattle Pier 54. It is a MUST! It was featured on the Smithsonian TV show for the mummies that they have. Again you did a really good job, I do applaud you for your hard work on this video. :)
Chriselda Landon .. great 👍🏻 addition to this message board ... I reside in New York .. this place is wayyyyy to over priced ... noisy ... and very expensive with no real amenities... and the public transportation is a waste... I can’t wait can’t wait!!! To leave New York , born and raised .. but it’s time to go !! Love to hear more about the living situation in Seattle .. Take care !! ☺️
That's still there?! I was there in 80s, love it! Glad it is.😁
Beautiful city completely overshadowed by a HUGE, aggressive homeless population. It’s hard to recommend visiting. Really enjoyed Pike Place and visiting the mountains around the city.
you used to know all of their names and why they were down on their luck. they were really nice people but they have been mostly replaced by aggressive rioting drug users.
It's sad to see it in this state. I'm pretty young, and I remember a time when seattle wasn't like this.
My dad grew up there, and remembers the same thing.
Truly saddening.
Excellent comment. It is literally like running a gauntlet of dopeheads, crazies, and the people who prey on them. 99% chance you'll have an interaction with them at any of these places.
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Excellent video Josh! Well done and detailed. Thank you for the tips!
Living here i just love to see all these places I’ve grown up near in a video.
I love Seattle and Washington. It’s such a feel good state 🤗
Me to I love it🎉
You missed Dick's Burgers, the Underground Seattle Tour, pacific science center, and ride the ducks (if your not afraid of crashing)
Danielle Floyde Oh please not the Ducks
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The Underground tour was gross! I was sorry to have taken a friend. Lame and creepy. Unless of course you're into old plumbing.
@@MarkHolman it was very creepy- I went there for a school trip and me and my friends were pretty creeped out
Very well presented. I've always wanted to visit Seattle, and your video proves why. Awesome job.
Thank you so much for this very fun discovery of Seattle. I'd love to go there soon.
These comments are so negative. I live in the Seattle area and am always looking for things to do. Although I’ve done most of these it was still helpful and wonderfully made. You can tell how much time and work you put into this vid. Thank you!
Marie Fenske these comments are very Seattle like
I think people tend to complain a lot about their home because they take it for granted
I'm from Seattle but I moved to Dallas, I still travel up to Seattle often. It's funny, when I lived here I didn't do much at the touristy stuff, but now that I'm visiting I've been doing more of the touristy stuff. This is a great video, though full of common and uncommon touristy spots! I didn't know UPS started here, I learned a lot of stuff in this video. Also, I'm with you on Top Pot- I LOVE their pink feather boas! They also have locations in Texas, which was a nice surprise for me lol. Great video! (former) Seattleite approved!
Thanks for the tips. I look forward to checking the city out!
I’m going to Seattle first time ever from Hawaii tomorrow mornings so this was very helpful!
I go there every morning.
Same
@@shanghaicj821 Is Washington nice like 1 to 10 how nice?
@@addy8539 1000/10
@@addy8539 its rainy and alot of weird far left folk
I'm sorry.
Tup Tim Thai in lower Queen Anne is my favorite when it comes to Thai food. Really cool video, as a Seattle native I still love doing all the tourist stuff.
Before I left Seattle about 12 years ago, I went there a lot. One of the best Thai restaurants in the city. Nice to know it still is going strong.
This is one of the best videos that I've come across on this topic so far! It seems like most of the critics are upset that you couldn't possibly include everything but it's great to see even more suggestions in the comments!
This video is a set of perfect recommendations , thank you
Spent 8 months there for school.
Leaving that damn city was always the most exciting part
Facts!
I need to do all these things! I love Seattle so much! I have a spiritual connection to Seattle. It's so artistic and magical. My favorite bands and men like Kurt Cobain and Layne Staley are based there also. I'm a water sign and I'd love to be surrounded by water. I need to live here! 🌊🌘🐬🍉
Love that you went off the beaten track to go to local places too 👍🏼
Awesome video for traveling to Seattle! Thank you!
Dude, I just moved to the Seattle area about 6 months ago. My sister, as well as a couple of friends have been here about 4 years, and between hanging out with the three of them, we have managed to hit most of the spots on this list, and I can say they definitely love up to the hype! I did get a good few more ideas from some that we have yet to go to, so I'm looking forward to that! Thanks!
I would like to add, as far as food spots, you need to go to The Boars Nest. It's a small BBQ joint in Ballard with scratch-made slaw, and a killer fried bologna sandwich! They have some pretty cool historical type decor on the walls too!
Another food spot that is pretty awesome is Biscuit Bitch! A cafe focusing on breakfast and lunch in downtown Seattle, where you can expect a little fun with back and forth banter if you're willing to not be offended! Be prepared to be greeted by an exuberant, "What's up, bitches?" The staff don't mind if you video your experience, but are definitely not shy calling you out, saying something to the effect of, "I see you recording there, you little bitch!" Loads of fun, and the biscuit based dishes are pretty delicious! 😋
As a last addition, two more non-food ideas are to check out the Ballard Locks, where boats and even somewhat larger commercial transport and fishing vessels get raised up from the level of Puget Sound, to be able to motor through the connecting waterways of Lake Union, and eventually accessing Lake Washington. It is truly fascinating to see how they lift the vessels up with those "water elevators" known as locks. The second idea being Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park on the south eastern shore of Lake Washington, located in Renton, WA. While it doesn't have a fancy relic of an old gassification plant, it does have a fantastic waterfront sunset view, a raised observation platform with a roof over it, and a spectacular view of Renton Municipal Airport directly across Lake Washington, only about 1,000 ft. away! You can see jet aircraft taxi, then turn around at the end of the runway abutting the Waters edge, then spool up those massive jet engines to take-off down the runway throwing a large mist of water behind them from all the thrust!
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Thank you!
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@@jordanbaker3283 damn y'all really thing that about Seattle I live here 😆
@@honeybuns8372 I love Seattle but I live in dfw
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love Seattle. you are a great tour guide. thank you!
This was the best review. Thanks!
The locks at Ballard are my favorite.
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I'm surprised you didn't include Green Lake and the Seattle Japanese Garden. Green Lake is an impressive park with a huge lake for boating, long track for bicycling or running, small golf course, soccer fields, tennis courts, softball fields and more.
I have a Neighbor from Green Lake, Washington in Lake Granbury, Tx. He Married his Wife at Snoqualmie Falls. I plan on Marrying my Wife at Snoqualmie Falls too!
Went there last year, miss Seattle so much
i loved watching this as a tourist and resident in my own city!! woooooo
Dude...seriously?! Not one mention of Dick's Burgers?!
He also missed the Last XXX root beer in Issaquah (its stuck in the 50’s)
Ikr Dick's drive-in is a Seattle icon
Come to think of it he also missed Ivar's & Ezell's too
Phuck Bhunny nevertheless Dick's is an icon of Seattle. Many people prefer Dick's and I know a lot of Californians prefer Dick's over in-n-out. It's at least worth a mention
ladyjackettekristen and our sports teams. U can't fit all of Seattle in 22 points, we are just so interesting. 😎
Dude! No Harbor Cruise or Ballard Locks? No Blake Island? No Aquarium? No Woodland Park Zoo? Things to add, for sure
Love Ballard locks!
Staying home is also fun!
completely ignores the pier as well
rhenryedwards BLAKE ISLAND YASS! I went there for a field trip!
aaah woodland park zooo and aquarium!!! Ikr??
go to sporting games if you can, the crowd is amazing and it's a vibe with all the UW students. I don't like baseball but witnessed the Mariners hitting a grand slam and there was a kid who kept getting on the jumbotron for dancing and every time he was up there, the stadium got so loud cheering for him that the stadium was visibly shaking. I got goosebumps and it was one of the best experiences in my life.
Thank you ,for sharing the video places to go in Seattle, Washington!
Woodland Park Zoo and Seattle Aquarium :)
Wings over Washington, The Great Wheel, Seattle Aquarium, Ivar’s, and Westlake Center’s Nordstrom.
Good mentions. A ferry ride to Tillicum village is fun too.
Thanks for the recommendations!
Hey, this was super helpful and a great list. Like I believe you when you tell me these things.
Few more places I would add:
1. Columbia Center
2. Morsel
3. Rocky Moutain Chocolate Factory
Overall, great video! Go Huskies!
I’ve lived here for 20 years. Seattle isn’t good for tourism. It’s great for all the outdoor trips you can take but there is less than a weeks worth of really touristy fun stuff. Despite all of this though, Seattle’s east side (Kirkland, Bellevue etc...) is still my favorite place in the world to live, with London being a close second. I wouldn’t recommend planning your family vacation for Seattle but if you want a city that offers endless benefits for living, I don’t think you can get any better.
Some people wouldn’t agree with me because it’s getting really expensive, the demographics are changing and downtown has a homeless problem but this is one of the worlds most beautiful places during the summer. I also think that all the problems Seattle has are really minor compared to most major cities and its problems could be much much worse.
Please don’t move here though, we have enough people already 😂
Umm, except it's not a homeless problem!
Family vacation, absolutely. There is the Museum of Flight for a full day. Go north to Everett and tour the Boeing factory and the aviation museums located there for another full day. Third day take the ferry to Whidbey Island and go to Deception Pass. Take US 2 to Leavenworth. East side is OK. Tour the wineries in Woodinville.
Ben G endless bennefits for living yes... if you can afford the unimaginable rent
@@maxmayer3551 Thats only because your idea of an ideal place to rent is expensive. Theres people that live in their cars and pay no rent in seattle and make 5-6 figures a year. Your mindset is what makes rent expensive... No ones forcing you to live in those specific areas bud.
Bellevue and Kirkland are not possessed by Seattle. They are Cities. Most people that claim to be from Seattle are liars and live in Auburn or Snohomish or Issaquah or similar.
Thoroughly enjoyed this. Thanks
Thanks for the ideas. I’m planning a 48 state road trip and you gave me a lot to work with!
Just visited Seattle - thanks for this video, it gave me lots of ideas and I visited most of these! One place you didn't mention that I thought was amazing was the museum of flight. They have an exhibition until September 2nd about space travel featuring the actual command module from Apollo 11, plus Buzz Aldrin's gloves/visor! It's pricey though, not sure it would be worth it at full price if that exhibition wasn't there
I have been all over the United States and just recently went to Seattle and it was the coolest City that I've ever been in. I love cities and I love the outdoors and I found Seattle to be a great combination of both. You can literally take a ferry from Pike's place and be on island like vashon or Bainbridge in 30 min yet you feel like you're world's away. The city is the most futuristic city in America and there are so many cool neighborhoods that have their own unique vibe. The food is incredible also. There's so many different ethnic cultures there and it is fully expressed in the variety of traditional foods that they offer. The only drawbacks are the extremely apparent drug and mental health problems which coincides with the homeless problem in Seattle and the cost of living is the other..
If you should by some chance move to Seattle…your first task, other than investing in a waterproof parka with a hood…would be to note that it is Place, never Pike’s. As a visitor, you are entitled to speak any way you want. But once you are here for good…
Wife and I are going this weekend! This was super helpful. Thank you!
Wow, thank you! Can’t wait to see these spots. I’ve been dreaming of living in Seattle!
Trust me you do not want to live in Seattle
Being bored is like being active it's a choice you make. Be active it's more exciting!
Im glad you like Seattle. Unfortunately, it’s become a toxic business environment of inflation, regulation, homelessness, taxation and crime. Nice place though. You can keep it.
Poor homeless rich goverment doesnt invest in them
@@mryusuf6086 what. The Seattle government has poured tons of money into the homeless problem. The issue is that most of the homeless population do not want to be saved they just want to keep using drugs or not paying any taxes and living free in a tent. Pouring more money into the homeless problem wont fix anything.
@@mryusuf6086 Why should the government invest in people who don't contribute anything to society, only leach off of it. If I had my way we would gas them.
@@dh2392 you're a psychopath, your opinion doesn't count
great vid! I've missed quite a few spots. thx for posting
Thank you for the info on places to visit and also those food recommendations were 10/10!!! That pizza looks so good. Keep up the content my dude!
You did a great job with this video! I'm getting ready to move back to Seattle from the East Coast in a few weeks & watching this made me so excited to get back! Very comprehensive list of classic Seattle spots!!!
Are you back here yet? What would you have to say about Seattle now?
If you're coming back get ready for an astronomical cost of living and a LOT of homeless people.
#23 got to the UW to check out their giant Supply of Cherry blossom in the middle.
Your videos are seriously awesome and so helpful! Thank you for making!
wish i spent more time in seattle i only spent 2 nights here as i live in melbourne and i was in vancouver for the 3 weeks and came here for 3 days. i went to boeing favtory, amazon globes, chinatown and walked around space needle, took monorail, and the market. sep 2019