Explore the Seattle Space Needle.

Explore the Seattle Space Needle During my trip to Seattle, the Space Needle was like a dazzling pearl, exuding an attractive charm, strongly attracting me to explore. As I approached the Space Needle step by step, its towering figure broke into my sight. This building, born of the 1962 World Expo, stood there quietly, as if telling me the past and glory of Seattle. The height of 184 meters makes it a unique landmark here. I walked into the Space Needle, feeling like I had started a visual carnival of my own. When the elevator rises quickly, as the height increases, my inner expectations become stronger and stronger. After reaching the top, the scenery in front of me shocked me. Looking into the distance from here, the entire city of Seattle is like a beautiful scroll unfolding under my feet. Mount Rainier is like a loyal guardian, standing tall in the distance, echoing the hustle and bustle of the city. The greenery of Olympic National Park seems to be able to drill into my heart through my eyes, and the blue water of Puget Bay is shining under the sun. The architectural design of the Space Needle is really full of wonderful ideas. Its high-altitude observatory and revolving restaurant bring me all-round viewing pleasure. When I was eating in the revolving restaurant, the restaurant slowly turned, and different scenery changed in front of my eyes. Every bite of food is accompanied by different visual surprises. The hollow glass design on the second floor provides a unique photo spot for people like me who are a little timid. At first I was a little scared, but when I saw the people around me so excited, I also plucked up the courage to approach the glass. Looking down through the glass, the exciting and fresh feeling, I still can't forget it now. The time to play in the Space Needle is particularly fast, but the beautiful scenery and unique experience here are deeply imprinted in my memory. This is a building full of endless charm, and it is also a super awesome check-in place that I must not miss on my trip to Seattle.