University Tour in the US | University of Washington, Seattle 🌸🏛️

The University of Washington (UW) Seattle is a stunning campus founded in 1861, making it one of the oldest universities on the West Coast. Known for its strong programs in medicine, bioengineering, computer science, and electrical engineering, UW enjoys close ties with major companies like Amazon, Boeing, Nintendo, and Microsoft—whose founder, Bill Gates, maintained a special relationship with the university during Microsoft's early days. UW combines romantic charm with academic excellence, offering an outstanding environment for learning, research, and career opportunities. ✨ Must-See Spots on Campus 📚 Suzzallo Library (East of Red Square) A Harry Potter-esque medieval-style library, especially the grand reading hall on the second floor. Open to the public for free (no reservation needed). Closed on Saturdays during summer. ⛲ Drumheller Fountain A scenic spot along the main campus walkway, offering a perfect view of Mount Rainier on clear days. 🟥 Red Square (Central Plaza) The heart of UW, featuring red-brick architecture, a monument, and a clock tower—blending simplicity with grandeur. 🏟️ Husky Stadium (Alaska Airlines Arena) Home to UW’s football team (the Huskies)—a must-see for sports fans! 🚪 UW’s Symbolic Entrance (Memorial Way) No traditional gates, but four pillars with the "WA" logo honor UW students who died in WWI. 🛍️ University Village An open-air shopping & dining hub near campus, including the UW bookstore (great for souvenirs!). 🍽️ Dining Options Campus cafeterias offer all-you-can-eat meals (limited choices in summer). Better food options at University Village. 🌸 The Quad (Liberal Arts Quadrangle) Famous for cherry blossoms in March-April—a breathtaking sight! Even off-season, the Gothic-style buildings and lush lawns radiate academic charm. #Seattle #UniversityOfWashington #StudyInUSA #CampusTour #SeattleTravel 🎓📸