SEATTLE LANDMARKS COLORING BOOK

LIST OF SEATTLE LANDMARKS AND ATTRACTIONS IN THIS COLORING BOOK:

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• Space Needle — Rise above the city at Seattle’s most famous landmark, built for the 1962 World’s Fair and offering sweeping views of downtown, Puget Sound, the Cascade and Olympic Mountains, and Mount Rainier.
   

• Pioneer Square — Explore Seattle’s oldest neighborhood, where historic brick buildings, distinctive architecture, public art, and inviting streets tell the story of the city’s early days.
   

• Gum Wall (Post Alley) — Discover one of Seattle’s quirkiest attractions, a colorful alley near Pike Place Market where visitors have covered the walls with thousands of pieces of chewing gum.
   

• Pike Place Market — Wander through Seattle’s legendary public market, where families can watch fishmongers toss fish, browse colorful produce and flower stands, sample local foods, and discover unique shops.
   

• Fremont Troll — Meet the enormous concrete troll hiding beneath the Aurora Bridge, a wonderfully strange piece of public art that has become one of Seattle’s favorite family photo stops.
   

• T-Mobile Park — Cheer on the Seattle Mariners at their downtown baseball stadium, where a retractable roof helps keep the game going even when the Pacific Northwest weather turns rainy.
   

• Gas Works Park — Explore a truly unusual waterfront park created on the site of a former gasification plant, with preserved industrial structures and excellent views across Lake Union toward downtown Seattle.
   

• Discovery Park — Escape into Seattle’s largest city park, where forest trails, meadows, beaches, coastal bluffs, and a picturesque lighthouse provide plenty of room for outdoor family adventures.
   

• Seattle Great Wheel — Take a spin high above Elliott Bay on this giant waterfront Ferris wheel, where enclosed gondolas provide impressive views of the city skyline and surrounding water.
   

• Museum of Pop Culture — Celebrate music, movies, television, science fiction, and popular culture inside this eye-catching museum known for its colorful, curving architecture.
   

• Chihuly Garden and Glass — Step into a dazzling world of colorful glass sculptures created by Washington artist Dale Chihuly, displayed in dramatic galleries, a glasshouse, and beautiful gardens.
   

• Pacific Science Center — Turn science into an adventure with hands-on exhibits and experiences exploring dinosaurs, space, technology, nature, and other fascinating subjects.
   

• Alki Beach — Enjoy a day beside Puget Sound at this popular West Seattle beach, where families can walk, play in the sand, watch boats, and admire views of the Seattle skyline.
   

• Seattle Central Library — Take a look at one of downtown Seattle’s most distinctive modern buildings, known for its dramatic glass-and-steel exterior and innovative architectural design.
   

• Ballard Locks — Watch boats rise and fall as they travel between Puget Sound and Seattle’s freshwater lakes, and visit the nearby fish ladder to see migrating salmon during the right time of year.
   

• Smith Tower — Step into Seattle’s early skyscraper history at this landmark tower, once the tallest building west of the Mississippi and still a distinctive part of the city skyline.
   

• University of Washington Quad — Stroll through the heart of the University of Washington campus, especially beautiful when its famous cherry trees burst into pink blossoms each spring.
   

• Olympic Sculpture Park — Combine art and outdoor exploration at this waterfront park, where large-scale sculptures are displayed against a backdrop of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains.
   

• Lake Union — Discover one of Seattle’s favorite urban waterways, where sailboats, kayaks, seaplanes, and the city’s famous floating homes create a scene that is uniquely Seattle.
   

• Mount Rainier — Finish your Seattle adventure with Washington’s spectacular snowcapped mountain, an active volcano that towers over the region and anchors a national park filled with forests, wildflowers, wildlife, and unforgettable scenery.