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Alki Point is the best place to take the picture of the whole City of Seatle - you can see the skycrapers including the Space Needle. When you are up to walking and skating, Alki Point is the place to be! When you are in Alki, you can also see the other islands like Bainbridge Island and Bremerton. Address: From I-5, take West Seattle bridgeDirections: From the Interstate I-5, take the West Seattle bridge and exit on Harbor Island Exit. Go down the bridge and take a right. This will lead you to Alki.
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 Here is the view of Seattle from Alki by Summer33 Alki is such a great place to hang out, with a nice beach strip that stretches along the bay and faces out towards downtown Seattle where you can see the beautiful Seattle skyline while you eat at one of the great seafood places along the strip. Check out my travelogues for some pictures of kiteboarding at Alki. Leave a Comment
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 Nordic Heritage Museum by barney1974 Here is a place that I've wanted to visit for a long time but just never did. The Nordic Heritage Museum is a three story old brick building that documents the immigrants of the scandanavian countries of Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, and Denmark. I found it pretty interesting. They also offer language classes to take and are the focal point for Norwegian Constitution Day on May 17th. The first floor has a journey from the old country to the challenges and areas that the settlers ended up in. It also has a peek at old Ballard and the various areas that the immigrants would work in the state of Washington. The second floor has a nominal gift shop, two revolving exhibit rooms, exhibits focusing on logging and fishing, and a heritage room that has various dress and items brought over while immigrating. The third floor has a room for each country that shows different highlights as well as old pictures of the immigrants. It is supposed to show the commond bonds as well as the differences between the countries. I would definitely recommend it. We were there for about 2 and a half hours and was entertained the whole time. It is a move at your own pace as there are not many people around to help you. Museum Hours 10am - 4pm Tuesday-Saturday 12pm - 4pm Sunday We are closed on Mondays, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Years Eve. Admission Prices Adults $6 Seniors and college students $5 Children over 5 years $4 Children under 5 years free Members of the Nordic Heritage Museum free Address: 3014 NW 67th StreetDirections: Located in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle. Entrance is on 68th St between 30th and 32nd Ave NW. Accesible by bus #17, stops on 32nd Ave. free and handicapped parking for carsWebsite: http://www.nordicmuseum.org/index.php
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 Alki Beach by Johnscarroll This is Seattle's most popular summer beach. There is no surf, and the water can be cold - but ankle wading and lying in the sun are great activities. People watching or inline blading are the highlight for me. Seattleites love the sun and they love Alki. Alki Drive and Harbor Drive are lined with expensive condos. At the far west end is a small shopping district. Don't miss fish and chips at Spuds - a Seattle tradition. Also, Salty's Restaurant on Harbor Drive is often rated as having the best view in town. Elliott bay, the downtown skyline, and the ferries are spread before you. Truly spectacular. Leave a Comment Directions: Take the West Seattle bridge and exit at Harbor Drive. Turn right and head north.
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by falicia2000 Alki Beach Located in West Seattle, about 15 minutes from downtown, Alki beach and drive along the water has few, if any, equals in the city. It features stunning views of the downtown skyline and across Puget Sound. It has a sparkling sand beach that imparts a resort character and prompts an undeniable hunger for fish & chips. The drive also includes the historic spot on Alki Beach where the first white settlers arrived in Seattle and spent the winter of 1851 before retreating to the less blustery site on Elliot Bay that became downtown. In the summer, Alki Beach is hot spot with joggers, roller bladers, cyclists, volleyball players and sun bathers. Alki Beach is also a home to several restaurants year around ranging from hamburger joints to upscale gourmet with mesmerizing views of downtown Seattle. Whether you want to catch some rays or watch a winter storm roll in, Alki Beach is a great place to view Seattle from a different perspective. Leave a Comment
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by SassyMcPeaches For anyone that wants that quintessential view of the Seattle skyline without taking a ferry, Alki is your best bet. It's Seattle's attempt at a boardwalk-type beach that overlooks Elliott Bay and looks back at the waterfront of downtown Seattle. It's a great photo op! This is where the locals hang out on our treasured warm days, so you'll get a great taste of quirky Seattle culture. Leave a Comment Address: Right across the West Seattle Bridge
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 Seattle skyline from Alki Point by wanderlust23 This beach is across Elliot bay from Seattle. It gives a great view of the skyline and is a nice relaxing place to walk along the beach. There is a 2.5 mile walk along the beach to Duwamish Head. There are also many restaurants, with terraces open during summer. The park is open from 6am to 11pm daily. Leave a Comment Address: 1702 Alki Ave. SWPhone: (206)684-4075Directions: Take Highway 99 to the west Seattle bridge. Follow signs to west Seattle. Follow the signs for Alki Point. The drive is around 20 minutes from downtown Seattle, depending on traffic.Website: http://www.cityofseattle.net/seattle/parks/parkspaces/alki.htm Other Contact: parksinfo@seattle.gov
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by Camille_W Alki Beach is in West Seattle. There is a long walkway you can take around Duwamish Head along the beach. The views are incredible of the city skyline across the water or across Puget Sound to the Olympics. The walkway is wide and paved, though it can get busy in summer. Leave a Comment
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The best time to visit Alki beach is during summer time. There are so many people that walk around there on the afternoons, play beach volley, biking, rolleyblading, running or just enjoying a cup of coffee or eating a good apetizer on one of the beach fron restaurants. Leave a Comment Directions: Beach front
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