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Sky View Observatory
Seattle’s first trip should be Sky View Observatory at Columbia Centre. You may plan your full Pacific Northwest vacation here: riding the Great Wheel, shopping in Pike Place Market, hiking the Cascades, ferrying to Bainbridge Island, cruising Elliott Bay, and exploring the San Juan Islands.
Columbia Center’s 73rd floor houses Sky View Observatory. The Pacific Northwest’s tallest public observation spot is 902 feet. The 360-degree panorama includes Mt. Rainier, Bellevue, the Cascade Mountains, Mt. Baker, Elliott Bay, the Olympic Mountains, the Space Needle, and Seattle.
Martin Selig built the 76-story, 1.5 million-square-foot Columbia Centre in 1985. Smoked tempered glass and Carnelian granite cover 8,800 windows, 2,100 hydronic heat pumps, 48 lifts and 6 escalators. Columbia Centre is one of the strongest and safest buildings in the Pacific Northwest because to its many technical breakthroughs, such as viscoelastic dampers and triangle-shaped bracing.
Location
700 4th Ave, Floor 73
Seattle WA 98104
Located in the heart of Seattle, 700 4th Ave, Floor 73 stands tall and proud as one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. With its prime location, this building is within walking distance of the bustling waterfront and downtown hotels, making it an ideal spot for sightseers and business travelers alike. For those looking to explore beyond the immediate area, the LINK Light Rail Pioneer Square Tunnel Station is just one block away, providing quick and easy access to other parts of the city. The main entrance is situated on 4th Avenue, south of Columbia Street and within Columbia Center. Here, visitors can purchase tickets before taking the elevator all the way up to the 73rd floor, taking in spectacular views of the vibrant cityscape along the way.
EXPERIENCE
No Other View Truly Captures The Beauty of the Seattle Area
With their unparalleled vantage point, you can plot out your entire trip to the Pacific Northwest, from the Great Wheel and Pike Place Market to the Cascades and Bainbridge Island, Elliott Bay, and the San Juan Islands.
The 73rd floor of Columbia Centre is home to Sky View Observatory. It is the Pacific Northwest’s highest public observation deck at 902 feet. Mount Rainier, Bellevue, the Cascade Mountains, Mount Baker, Elliott Bay, the Olympic Mountains, the Space Needle, and the rest of Seattle are all visible in this breathtaking sweeping panorama. Visit Sky View Observatory with them today for the best possible view of Seattle and its surroundings.
Relax at the Sky View Café & Bar
Looking for a tranquil spot to unwind while taking in some majestic views? Look no further than the Sky View Café & Bar at the Columbia Centre’s Sky View Observatory. With its floor-to-ceiling windows and sprawling vistas, the café is the perfect place to grab a bite, sip a cocktail, or just relax and take in the breathtaking scenery. And with the café now open during all observatory hours, you can enjoy this scenic retreat any time of day. Just be sure to swing by at least 30 minutes prior to observatory closing to take advantage of this serene hideaway.
Private Proposal – Express Your Love From New Heights!
Looking to take your love to new heights? Look no further than the Sky View Observatory at Columbia Centre. Not only do you get stunning views of the city from the top of Seattle’s tallest building, but you can also create an unforgettable memory by popping the question with their Private Proposal Package. This personalized package ensures that every detail is perfectly crafted to make your proposal as special as your love. Don’t settle for any old proposal – say “yes” to the Sky View Observatory and elevate your love to new heights.