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Seattle, Washington


Seattle is a young city with a rich history. Settlers first landed at Alki Point in 1851 and named the area after Sealth, the Suquamish Indian chief who befriended them. Rebuilt after the Great Fire of 1889, "The Emerald City" has a legacy of vision and strength. Seattle has hosted two World's Fairs (1909 and 1962) and is the birthplace of two modern marvels, Boeing and Microsoft.

Known for its rainy climate, Seattle actually averages less annual rainfall than many East Coast cities. The mild weather, spectacular natural surroundings and rich cultural diversity attract visitors from around the world.

Seattle tours are available to passengers with afternoon flights or an overnight stay in Seattle after their cruise.

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  • Pike Place MarketPike Place Market

    Home of the world-famous flying fish, Pike Place Market is the oldest open-air farmer's market on the West Coast and boasts hundreds of artisans, local farmers, fishmongers and curio shops in a vibrant atmosphere.

  • Space NeedleSpace Needle

    The Space Needle, a futuristic fixture of the Seattle skyline, was built for the 1962 World's Fair. Spectacular panoramic views of the Emerald City's natural beauty abound from its 520-foot high observation deck.

  • Pioneer SquarePioneer Square

    Seattle's oldest neighborhood is a 17-square-block National Historic District located in the southwest corner of downtown. Rebuilt after the Great Fire of 1889, beautifully restored architectural masterpieces can be found around every corner.

  • Wine TastingWine Tasting

    Woodinville, less than 30 minutes from downtown Seattle, boasts over 70 wineries. Choose from the friendly tasting rooms and many tours, including the famed Columbia Winery and Chateau Ste Michelle.

  • Boeing's Future of Flight Aviation CenterBoeing's Future of Flight Aviation Center

    This facility offers the only opportunity to tour a commercial jet assembly plant in North America and learn about the dynamics of flight, new aviation innovations and go behind the scenes at Boeing.

  • Hiram Chittenden LocksHiram Chittenden Locks

    Built in 1911 this complex of locks provides a link for sailboats, motorboats, tugs and barges between Puget Sound and the Ship Canal, which connects eastward to Lake Union and Lake Washington.

  • International DistrictInternational District

    One of the city's oldest neighborhoods, this multiethnic enclave is rich with history and culture. Highlights include delectable restaurants, unique specialty shops and diverse heritage sites.

  • Lake UnionLake Union

    An urban gem and popular recreational spot close to downtown Seattle. Seaplanes, competitive rowboats and pleasure craft ply the waters and a series of parks and floating houseboats dot its shores.

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