What to Do in Seattle on the Weekend

🎄 Christmas Market: Good to Eat and Great for Photos Even though the Christmas market is an annual event, this was my first time visiting. It’s located right under the Space Needle at Seattle Center. It’s not very large; an hour of eating and strolling is enough to see it all. There are one or two free activities, and the popular carousel requires a short wait in line.🎄 It’s mainly a row of small stalls selling various Christmas decorations and international cuisines like Spanish churros, mulled wine, German sausages, and I even tried chimney cake from Hungary for the first time. 🎄 In addition to the adorable shops, there are a few small Christmas-themed light displays perfect for photo ops. At the far end, there’s a large indoor resting area where you can sit and eat if you get tired from walking around. The trees on both sides of the street outside the market are also decorated with Christmas lights, which look beautiful against the evening sky. The holiday decorations everywhere are inexplicably joyous! ▶️ The Christmas market is open daily until Christmas Eve. You can buy tickets on the official website. #WeekendPlans #ChristmasMarket #SeattleLife #SeattleChristmas #WhereToGoForChristmas #HowToCelebrateChristmas #SeattleWeekend #SeattleDaily #SeattleWithKids #GreatPlacesToTakeKidsInSeattle