12 must-see attractions in Seattle

Fisherman’s Wharf is also a meeting point of history and culture. Visitors can visit the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park to learn about the city’s maritime history, or go to Alcatraz Island to explore the world-famous former federal prison. In addition, there are many street performers, souvenir shops and tourist projects, such as taking a sightseeing boat tour of San Francisco Bay.

8. National Nordic Museum

The National Nordic Museum is located in Seattle, Washington, USA. It is a museum dedicated to Nordic culture and history. The museum was established in 1980 and was originally called the “Nordic Heritage Museum”. In 2018, it moved to its current location and was renamed the National Nordic Museum.

The museum building is modern, the exhibition space is spacious and bright, and the design is inspired by the natural beauty and simple style of Northern Europe. The museum’s permanent exhibition tells the history, culture and traditions of the five Nordic countries of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden through rich artifacts, photos and multimedia displays. The exhibits include various artifacts from the Viking Age to the present, showing the Nordic people’s navigation, handicrafts, art and daily life.

The museum also pays special attention to the impact of Nordic immigrants on the United States, especially the Pacific Northwest, showing their life stories and contributions to the development of local communities. Temporary exhibitions showcase contemporary Nordic art and design, providing a dynamic perspective to explore and understand Nordic culture.

In addition to exhibitions, the National Nordic Museum also offers a variety of educational programs, lectures, concerts and festivals to promote and pass on Nordic culture. The museum has a cafe and gift shop that offers Nordic food and handicrafts.

9. Snoqualmie Falls

Snoqualmie Falls is one of the most famous natural landscapes in Washington State, USA, located near the city of Snoqualmie. The waterfall is about 268 feet (about 82 meters) high and about 100 feet (about 30 meters) wide. Its spectacular water flow pours down rapidly from the Snoqualmie River, forming a breathtaking natural wonder.

Snoqualmie Falls not only attracts visitors with its natural beauty, but also has important cultural and historical significance. The falls are sacred to the local Snoqualmie tribe and are considered a cultural and spiritual symbol. The area surrounding the falls offers a wealth of options for things to do and see, including scenic trails, viewing platforms, and picnic areas.