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Ranking Seattle’s Tourist Traps

Allison Williams
Author: Allison Williams
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Break out the big cameras and guidebooks, we charted Seattle’s most popular attractions by considering cheese factor and suitability for locals. Fortunately we love even our silliest icons.

Images: Frank Lee / iStock (Great Wheel); Frankie WO / shutterstock.com (Troll), Brian Logan / iStock (Museum of Pop Culture), Caio / Pexels (Space Needle), Brian Logan Photography / shutterstock.com (Chihuly), Sergii Figurnyi / shutterstock.com (Smith Tower, SAM), 400Tmax / istock (Mohai, Ballard, Pike Place), Nadezda Zavitaeva / shutterstock.com (sculpture park), gregobagel / iStock (Pacific Science Center), BSPollard / iStock (Aquarium), Tim Griffith (SAAM), Chona-Kasinger (Cemetery)




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Allison Williams
Allison Williams
Since joining Seattle Met in 2011, Allison Williams has overseen the magazine’s travel and outdoor coverage, including deep dives into Olympic National Park, the Columbia River, and a Burger King drive-thru in Canada. She edits the travel-focused blog Tripster and contributes service, news, interview, and narrative pieces to the magazine, including long-form features about mountain mysteries and puppies in prison. She’s earned awards from the Society of Professional Journalists and been nominated for a City and Regional Magazine award.  Allison was raised here in Olympia and studied writing at Duke University, Oxford University, Columbia Journalism School, and University of Alaska. She began her career in New York City in the newsrooms of Metro newspaper and Time Out New York, then hightailed it back to her native habitat so she could write guidebooks and climb mountains.