Seattle Two-Day Walking Tour Guide

【Weekend Walking Plan】Seattle 2-Day Highlights Tour, Encounter the Romance of the Space Needle and Pike Place Market💫 🚀Itinerary Highlights[100][100][100][100] 1. Pilgrimage experience at the world's first Starbucks 2. 360° panoramic city view from the Space Needle 3. Light and shadow feast at the Chihuly Garden and Glass 4. Super healing fish throwing show at Pike Place Market 📍DAY 1 Walking Route: 9:00 🏙️Space Needle Remember to book tickets in advance on the official website for the observation deck at 605 Broad St. The rotating glass floor is perfect for photos! We waited 20 minutes in line before going to the top. The cloudy weather gave it an apocalyptic movie vibe. 12:00 🎨Chihuly Garden and Glass Right next to the Space Needle (305 Harrison St), the colorful glass garden feels like stepping into the world of Avatar! The giant guitar on the exterior wall of the nearby MoPOP museum is very photogenic (though personally, the interior is somewhat optional). 15:00 🐟Pike Place Market The must-see fish throwing show at 1901 Pike Place! The busiest time is from 11 AM to 2 PM. The original Starbucks at the entrance has long lines (when buying city mugs, remember to check the bottom for the place of origin). 📍DAY 2 Cultural Tour: 9:30 📚Central Library The ultra-modern building at 1000 4th Ave, the yellow staircase on the fifth floor is great for photos! There are many vintage record stores nearby on 3rd Ave. 14:00 🏛️University of Washington The Quad is breathtaking during the April cherry blossom season! Suzzallo Library looks like Hogwarts. We visited during graduation season, which was very lively. 17:00 🌇Kerry Park Sunset viewing platform at 211 W Highland Dr. It’s recommended to bring a tripod to capture the silhouette of the Space Needle. We happened upon a street musician singing and playing guitar—super romantic. 🍽️Foodie Radar: - Pike Place Chowder: Clam chowder served in a sourdough bread bowl (1530 Post Alley) - Ellenos Yogurt: The market’s popular Greek yogurt (1500 Pike Pl) - The Crab Pot: Seafood served in a rustic, laid-back style right on the table (1301 Alaskan Way) 🏨Accommodation Tips: Recommended area: Pioneer Square. We stayed at the CitizenM hotel, which is super convenient for walking to attractions. The bedside iPad controls the entire room—so cool! 💡Hard-Earned Tips: ① Don’t walk alone on Third Ave downtown at night ② ORCA transit cards can be purchased at light rail stations ③ The "Seattle Sleepless Night" event in June features many free performances