Photos of Space Needle And Seattle Buildings (7)
There are (7) photos of the keyword, Space Needle And Seattle Buildings, available on our website. They are pictured below.The pictures are organized by category.
#816 — A scenic vertical picture taken of the Seattle Space Needle and the Seattle skyscraper buildings behind it on a sunny day with blue skies. This picture is taken from the top of Queen Anne Hill where from this point you can see the entire city of Seattle, the Olympic Mountains, the sound, the Cascades, and Mount Rainier when it is actually "out."
Seattle Skycrapers & Space Needle
#822 — A scenic picture of the entire city of Seattle with the Space Needle and Mount Rainier seen in the distance. This picture shows the Seattle skyline on a beautiful sunny afternoon. You can also see Safeco Field in the distance.
Seattle Skyline & Mount Rainier
#810 — A scenic picture taken close up of the famous Seattle Space Needle with the tall skyscrapers of Seatle shown in the background. This picture was taken from Queen Anne Hill. The Space Needle is 605 feet tall (184 meter) and was designed by Edward E. Carlson for the 1962 World's Fair in Seattle. The Space Needle has become the symbol for the city of Seattle as well as Washington State.
Seattle Space Needle With Buildings
#1930 — A scenic vertical picture taken of the Seattle Space Needle with Mt. Rainier seen in the background off to the left behind the Seattle skyscrapers.
Space Needle & Mt. Rainier
#607 — A scenic picture taken of the city of Seattle Washington. In this pictures you can see the tall buildings of Seattle along with the Space Needle. The City of Seattle is located in the State of Washington on Puget Sound which is 113 miles (182 km) south of the U.S.-Canadian border. The city is located at sea level. The highest hill elevation in the city is 520 feet. Greater Seattle excels in livability with a mild climate, affordable housing, a full range of arts, cultural and sporting events, an abundance of shops and restaurants, and easy access to outdoor recreational activities throughout the year.
Seattle, Washington
#7 — The Space Needle on a beautiful, sunny day in Seattle, Washington. The 605 foot (184 meter) Space Needle was designed by Edward E. Carlson for the 1962 World's Fair in Seattle. The futuristic structure has become a symbol for the city, and is home to festive events such as the annual New Year's Eve fireworks display.
Space Needle
