This exciting US city is anything but ordinary. It is full of many man made attractions but its biggest draw has always been its natural beauty. Here`s a list of Seattle attractions that you just cannot miss.

The Space Needle:Designated a historical landmark in 1999, the Space Needle was constructed for the 1962 fair. Today, no tourist can consider his Seattle trip complete without paying a visit to this place. Enjoy the mesmerizing view of the city and some great food at the revolving restaurant at the top.

Tillicum Village Experience:Tillicum Village on Blake Island State Park can be easily reached through a 50 minute cruise. The spellbinding scenery is the first thing that immediately strikes you about this place. The buffet style meal you have here will be remembered for a long time. The magic begins after the meal as the Tillicum villagers begin an unforgettable dance performance.

Safeco Field:Home to the Seattle Mariners, this more than 19 acre baseball park is a premier sporting facility in the country. Have an exciting time as you tour the baseball field, press box, dugout, luxury suites and visitor`s clubhouse.

Washington State Ferries:One of the main attractions offered by this city is the Seattle ferries, which is the largest ferry system in the United States. The beautiful mountains and waters of the city can be best experienced through a ferry ride.

Seattle abounds in accommodation options that include luxury five star hotels, budget hotels, guest houses, inns and affordable hostels. The area to stay in would depend on your preference and purpose of visit.

Downtown:Seattle downtown is pretty compact and is best explored on foot. It has a high concentration of luxury hotels that belong to various national hotel chains. All main shopping and sightseeing attractions here are surrounded by some great name in luxury accommodation, including Westin, Grand Hyatt, Paramount, Sheraton, Red Lion, Crowne Plaza are just a few of them.

South Lake Union neighborhood:Located on the fringe of downtown, this is a rapidly growing area which offers great views to the travelers. Hotels here, such as Marriott Courtyard, Silver Cloud Inn, Marriott Residence Inn and Pan Pacific offer luxury at pocket friendly rates.

Space Needle and Seattle Center Area:Here you would find the best hotels for travelers with families who are looking for affordable accommodation options. City attractions are close by and the downtown is easily accessible through public transport. Some good options include Comfort Suites, Bet Western Executive Inn, Hampton Inn et al.

A valid passport is required by all nationals visiting United States of America.

Visa is not required by nationals of Britain, Canada, Australia and all EU countries. However, nationals of Bulgaria, Greece, Romania, Cyprus and Poland do require a visa as they`re not included in the visa waiver program.

The months from May to October are considered to be the best time to visit Seattle. This is the driest time of the year when outdoor activities, cruises and festivals can be enjoyed to the hilt. September is a preferred month because of cooler evenings and lesser crowds.

Seattle weather is pre dominantly wet with an annual average precipitation of 37 inches. January to May and from October to December is the time when Seattle experiences maximum rains. To experience a rather dry and warm climate, visit Seattle during June, July and August. The summer temperature is normally in the range of 75 degree Fahrenheit, with occasional thunderstorms.

Currency:Currency used in Seattle is US Dollar. ATMs and bureau de change can be easily found throughout the city. Debit cards and credit cards are widely accepted. Travelers` checks are mostly accepted everywhere.

Language:The pre dominant language spoken in Seattle is English. However, being a culturally diverse city means there are other languages spoken as well that includes Spanish, Korean, Vietnamese, Tagalog and Russian.