Seattle Honeymoon Itinerary

1. 9:00AM: Pike Place Market
   Located in Seattle's downtown waterfront, the Pike Place Market is the oldest continuously opreating farmers' market in the United States. The market offers a variety of produce, fish, and souvenirs in addition to local street performances and art murals.
   Estimated Time: 2 hours
2. 11:30AM: Space Needle
   The Space Needle is Seattle's most iconic landmark. Built in 1962 for the World's Fair, it offers a breathtaking view of the entire city and surrounding landmark sites. Visitors can also dine at the SkyCity Restaurant which offers a revolving 360-degree view.
   Estimated Time: 1.5 hours
   Distance from Pike Place Market: 1.6 miles
   Estimated Travel Time: 15 minutes
3. 1:30PM: Chihuly Garden and Glass
   The Chihuly Garden and Glass is an indoor and outdoor exhibit that showcases the studio glass art of Dale Chihuly. The exhibit features multi-colored glass pieces that reflect the garden's natural landscape.
   Estimated Time: 1.5 hours
   Distance from Space Needle: 0.2 miles
   Estimated Travel Time: 5 minutes
4. 3:30PM: Gum Wall
   The Gum Wall is a wall covered in gum located in an alleyway near Pike Place Market. Tourists and locals alike contribute to the wall's colorful collection of chewed gum pieces.
   Estimated Time: 15 minutes
   Distance from Chihuly Garden and Glass: 0.3 miles
   Estimated Travel Time: 5 minutes
5. 4:00PM: Seattle Great Wheel
   The Seattle Great Wheel is a giant Ferris wheel located at Pier 57. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Elliott Bay, downtown Seattle, and the surrounding mountains.
   Estimated Time: 1 hour
   Distance from Gum Wall: 0.8 miles
   Estimated Travel Time: 15 minutes

Time and Cost Estimates

• Pike Place Market (2 hours, Free)
• Space Needle (1.5 hours, $32)
• Chihuly Garden and Glass (1.5 hours, $32)
• Gum Wall (15 minutes, Free)
• Seattle Great Wheel (1 hour, $15)
Total Estimated Costs: $79

Useful Tips

If you have more time, consider visiting the Museum of Pop Culture or taking a ferry ride to Bainbridge Island. If you have less time, you can skip the Gum Wall and/or the Seattle Great Wheel. Additionally, consider purchasing the CityPASS to save money on admission to popular tourist sites.