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• Getting There
  1) Pioneer Square
  ※ The above link contains all 4 tourist sites.
  2) Smith Tower : 506 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA 98104
  → Walking distance 0.1 mile(3 min) from the Pioneer Square
  3) Occidental Square : 117 S Washington St, Seattle, WA 98104
  → Walking distance 0.1 mile(3 min) from the Pioneer Square
  4) CenturyLink Field : Centurylink Field North Lot, Occidental Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134
  → Walking distance 0.3 mile(7 min) from the Pioneer Square

• Distance and Travel Time (from downtown Seattle): Within 1.5 miles (10 min)

• Trip Type: Outing

• Parking
  Find a parking lot near Pioneer Square within walking distance of all the attractions or use public transportation. Check the link for more information.
  http://www.pioneersquare.org/getting-here

• Admission
  1) Smith Tower: Adults (over 13) $17.10(Locals with ID $12), Children (6~12) $13.50, Children 5 and under Free
  https://visit.smithtower.com/mainstore.asp
  2) CenturyLink Field Tour: Adults (over 12) $14.00, Children (5~11) $8.00, Children 4 and under Free
  http://www.centurylinkfield.com/tour-centurylink-field/

• More Info
  1) Pioneer Square: http://www.pioneersquare.org/
  2) Smith Tower: http://www.smithtower.com/
  3) Occidental Square: https://www.seattle.gov/parks/find/parks/occidental-square
  4) CenturyLink Field Tour: http://www.centurylinkfield.com/tour-centurylink-field/

• When to Go
  Any time of year (Good to visit even in the rainy season but CenturyLink tours follow a specific schedule so please check the website for available dates and times)

• Things to Do
  Walk around the historic Pioneer Square district, visit Smith Tower (the oldest skyscraper in Seattle) and the historic observatory, stroll around Occidental Square, enjoy a tour of the home field of the Seattle Seahawks (National Football League) and Seattle Sounders FC  (Major League Soccer), etc.

• Tips
  1) If you are traveling from the north with a train lover in the family, you can enjoy a 1 hour train ride from Everett to Kings Street Station (right next to Pioneer Square) during weekdays. You can take an Amtrak Cascades train at 9:52 am at Everett Station and Empire Builder train at 4:40 pm at Kings Street station.
  2) At Smith Tower, children may be offered a chance to help operate the classic elevator up to the Observatory when it is not crowded (especially during weekdays).
  3) Kids and adults alike can enjoy a break at the Occidental Square (Park) with some recreational activities such as ping pong, fuse ball or bean bag toss games.

• Other Places
  – [Downtown Seattle] Seattle Center – Space Needle, Chihuly Garden and Glass, Artists at Play, Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP), International Fountain, Seattle Monorail & Ride the Ducks –
  – [Downtown Seattle] Pike Place Market, 1st Starbucks Store & Seattle Great Wheel
  – [Downtown Seattle] Sky View Observatory, Columbia Center

Pioneer Square - Seattle's Original Neighborhood

Chief Seattle Statue & Fountain in Pioneer Square

Smith Tower

Smith Tower - The Legends of Smith Tower exhibits

Smith Tower - The Historic Elevator to the Observatory

Smith Tower - Observatory and Bar (Chinese Room)

Smith Tower - 360-degree views of Seattle from the Observatory

Occidental Square

CenturyLink Field Tour

Train Trip from Everett to Seattle(King Street Station)