35 Years Old, Go to Seattle Once~City Walk

Seattle 2-Day Itinerary: Day 1 - Morning: After arriving in Seattle, head to Pike Place Market, which has many delicious foods. You can taste the unique coffee of the world's first Starbucks and feel the retro atmosphere; you can also taste the signature cheddar cheese at Beecher's Handmade Cheese and watch the cheese-making process; the Eastern European-style pies at Piroshky Piroshky are also not to be missed. The signature beef pie is recommended, with a crispy and soft crust and rich filling. - Noon: Have lunch at a restaurant near Pike Place Market. Pike Place Chowder's creamy clam chowder is recommended. The soup is fresh and delicious, and it is even more satisfying with a lobster sandwich; or go to Le Panier French Bakery to taste crispy croissants and crispy baguettes. - Afternoon: After visiting the Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass, you can taste Seattle's specialty hot dog—Seattle Dog—around. The hot dog is paired with cream cheese and onions, and the taste is unique. - Evening: Have dinner at a restaurant near Pioneer Square and try local seafood dishes, such as grilled salmon, pan-fried scallops, etc., paired with Washington State wine, and enjoy a pleasant dinner time. Day 2 - Morning: Go to the Seattle Aquarium. After playing, you can taste seafood snacks nearby, such as simple and delicious food like fish and chips. - Noon: Go to the University of Washington, which has many restaurants and cafes. You can taste hamburgers, pizzas, and other delicacies in the school cafeteria or nearby restaurants, or you can drink a cup of local coffee and enjoy campus time. - Afternoon: Continue to stroll around the University of Washington and feel the campus atmosphere. Then you can go to the Ballard neighborhood, which has many craft beer bars and restaurants. You can taste local craft beer, paired with delicious pizza or grilled chicken wings and other snacks.