My First Life｜The first time I went to Seattle was in the especially pleasant month of June

📍 Location: Seattle, USA ✨ Experience: Visit the University of Washington to see the Suzzallo and Allen Libraries, rumored to be the filming location of 'Harry Potter,' queue up at the world's first Starbucks in Pike Place Market to buy some merchandise and watch the 'flying fish' show, stroll and ride a Lime electric scooter in the Olympic Sculpture Park, visit Amazon Sphere to see various tropical plants and experience open office space, and buy a City Pass to explore Seattle's must-see tourist attractions... Pike Place Market is just an ordinary seaside market near the port. However, besides selling seafood, vegetables, meat products, flowers, and cookies, it also has some small gift shops, and the world's first Starbucks was opened here, with the logo still in its original form. While walking along the narrow paths of the Olympic Sculpture Park, I saw many green electric scooters parked on the street, similar to shared bikes in China, which you can ride by scanning a QR code. Out of curiosity, I spent a few dollars riding a Lime scooter along the cycling paths of the Olympic Sculpture Park, and it was a lot of fun! One day at sunset, my friends and I took an Uber to Kerry Park. It's just a small patch of grass by the street, but it's highly recommended because it offers a great view of Seattle's cityscape and the iconic Space Needle. The weather was perfect that day, and the sunset painted the city in beautiful colors. I bought a Seattle City Pass in advance, planning to visit all the tourist attractions in the city at once. The ticket, costing over 800 RMB, allows you to choose 5 out of 6 attractions. On my last day in Seattle, I visited the Space Needle, Chihuly Garden and Glass, Museum of Pop Culture, Seattle Aquarium, and took an Argosy Cruise for an hour in the drizzly weather.