View Seattle Like Never Before at the Space Needle

Standing at 605 feet tall, the Space Needle offers an unprecedented perspective of Seattle and surrounding mountains. Built for the 1962 World’s Fair, it has become a central feature of the Seattle skyline.

The Space Needle, designed by architect Edward E. Carlson, was once the tallest structure west of the Mississippi River. It features an observation deck situated 520 feet above ground and built to withstand high winds and earthquakes. The observation deck is equipped with outdoor, angled glass benches for unique views of downtown Seattle and the Puget Sound.

Must-See Features

• 🚶‍♂️ The Loupe: The world’s first rotating glass floor for breathtaking views beneath your feet.
• 🌲 Panoramic Views: Stunning sights of the Olympic and Cascade mountains as well as the Seattle skyline.
• 📸 Free Telescopes: Available for use on the observation deck for close-up views of nearby landmarks.

Accessibility is paid, providing access to tourists, families, and anyone interested in Seattle's rich culture and scenic landscapes.