Smith Tower Review

Smith Tower is also a very tall space, this tall location can also see a lot of good projects, is also the city's highest commercial building, nearby commercial facilities are also quite a lot, you can buy a lot of small things.

Smith Tower Commission has a history, once the tallest building in Seattle. But even now, Smith Tower is still one of the landmarks in Seattle. And the Smith Tower can still enjoy beautiful views of Seattle city.

Smithtower is the most luxurious apartment in Seattle. The tall building is the landmark here. The decoration is very distinctive. The elevator design is like the ancient pull-rod type, feeling the European scene. In the ornamental building, you can enjoy the scenery of Seattle around you.

This is Seattle''s first skyscraper. There is an interactive museum that encourages the visitor to imagine him or herself as a character living back in time of the construction of the building. Take the elevator ride to the top and walk in the outdoor observatory and see the sights of Seattle.

Our hotel manager and others we met suggested we skip the Space Needle (sorry Space Needle) and view the city from the Smith Tower, which is located in Smith Colona and has been over a hundred years old. The 35th floor deck surrounds the building with a wonderful view. There are two floors full of history and culture, and the rest is office building. We used my AAA card (in our CAA situation) for $5 admission. Loved it very much

It occupied the title of the highest building on the West Coast for half a century, and was surpassed by the Space Needle Tower. For more than a hundred years, it has always brought the best Seattle scenery to the public. Operators of the old brass staircase will take visitors to the 35th floor. The Legends of Smith Tower guides you to learn more about the story behind the scenery. No matter from which point of view, you can see the most beautiful Seattle, not only the Space Needle Tower, Ferris Wheel, Columbia Center, Stadium, Pioneer Square, Chinatown-International Zone, but also the natural landscape including Mount Rainier, Cascade, Olympic Mountain and Puget Bay.