A Visitor’s Guide to Seattle
By kate on September 4th, 2010
My brother Michael got married this month (the wedding was wonderful). I was a bridesmaid, and one of the things he requested of me was a guide to Seattle for the out-of-town visitors. I’ve lived in the Seattle area for about 26 years, so I have a good sense of what I think is most worth showing off to visitors.
The guide turned out pretty well, and several of the guests thanked me for the help. At their suggestion, I’m posting it here so others can use it.
It seems to me that the biggest problem for visitors to any city is that there’s too much information, too many long lists of things to see and do. So the approach I took was to narrow it down and curate a list of my top recommendations in a bunch of categories. Visitors can either focus on categories of interest to them, or choose one interesting destination and use my guide to find other destinations in the same neighborhood.
If you have any feedback on my guide, feel free to leave a comment here.
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September 10th, 2010 at 3:59 pm
this is great. i’ll definitely be using it for our next round of visitors! thanks for sharing!
January 31st, 2012 at 7:15 pm
Kate,
Loved the guide. Excellent work. We moved here a year ago from San Diego and are still working our way through the “must see” list!