Places (POIs) visited during this tour

Place #1
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Distance: 0.00mi
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1535 4th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134, USA
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T-Mobile Park y Lumen Field
A tu izquierda, estás pasando por dos de los íconos deportivos más importantes de Seattle: T-Mobile Park y Lumen Field.

Primero, el T-Mobile Park, hogar de los Seattle Mariners de la Major League Baseball. El estadio abrió en 1999 y es famoso por su enorme techo retráctil. Y aquí un detalle muy de Seattle: no está tanto diseñado para mantener el campo seco de la lluvia fuerte, sino más bien para proteger a los aficionados de la llovizna frecuente de la ciudad. Los días de partido, el techo puede deslizarse para abrirse o cerrarse en unos 10 minutos, dejando ver hermosas vistas del centro y del cercano Puget Sound.

Pegadito está el Lumen Field, uno de los estadios más ruidosos de toda la NFL. Este es el hogar de los Seattle Seahawks, cuyos aficionados —conocidos como los "12s"— son legendarios por su ruido. De hecho, los aficionados de los Seahawks una vez rompieron un Récord Mundial Guinness por el rugido de multitud más fuerte jamás registrado en un evento deportivo, alcanzando unos ensordecedores 137.6 decibelios.

El Lumen Field también es hogar de los Seattle Sounders, uno de los clubes de fútbol más exitosos y apasionados de la Major League Soccer. Cuando juegan los Sounders, el estadio se llena de cánticos, gritos y enormes banderas de los aficionados.

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Place #2
Distance: 0.18mi
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601 S King St UNIT 202 Floor 2, Seattle, WA 98104, USA
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Barrio Chino e Distrito Internacional
Ahora mismo, gira a la derecha aquí, y ¡bienvenidos a uno de los barrios más históricos y culturalmente ricos de Seattle: el Distrito Internacional de Chinatown!

Esta zona se remonta a finales del siglo XIX, cuando inmigrantes de China, Japón, y luego de Filipinas y el Sudeste Asiático, empezaron a establecerse aquí. Construyeron negocios, centros comunitarios e instituciones culturales que ayudaron a forjar la identidad de Seattle.

Hoy, el barrio es oficialmente conocido como el Distrito Internacional de Chinatown, reflejando las diversas comunidades asiáticas que lo llaman hogar. Mientras conduces, notarás arquitectura tradicional, letreros bilingües y coloridas puertas que marcan las entradas a distintas partes del distrito.

Fíjate bien en la puerta estilo paifang, el arco tradicional chino ornamentado que da la bienvenida al barrio. Es uno de los puntos de referencia más fotografiados y simboliza la herencia china de larga tradición en la zona.

Este distrito también es famoso por su increíble escena gastronómica. En solo unas cuadras encontrarás algunos de los mejores dim sum, ramen, pho, dumplings y bubble tea de la ciudad; muchos son restaurantes familiares que llevan aquí generaciones.
Tour itinerary stops | Additional places you'll see on this self-guided tour

Map Pin Place 1 T-Mobile Park y Lumen Field
Map Pin Place 2 Barrio Chino e Distrito Internacional
Map Pin Place 3 Barrio Chino y Distrito Internacional
Map Pin Place 4 Plaza de los Pioneros
Map Pin Place 5 Torre Smith
Map Pin Place 6 Museo de Arte de Seattle (SAM)
Map Pin Place 7 Pike Place Market
Map Pin Place 8 Segunda Avenida y el Gran Incendio de Seattle
Map Pin Place 9 Alaskan Way
Map Pin Place 10 La Seattle Great Wheel
Map Pin Place 11 El Acuario de Seattle
Map Pin Place 12 Camino a la Space Needle
Map Pin Place 13 Aquí, la icónica Space Needle.
Map Pin Place 14 Museo de la Cultura Pop (MoPOP)
Map Pin Place 15 Centro Interactivo de la Fundación Gates
Map Pin Place 16 Kerry Park
Map Pin Place 17 Lago Union
Map Pin Place 18 Gas Works Park
Map Pin Place 19 Universidad de Washington
Map Pin Place 20 El Estadio Husky
Map Pin Place 21 Montlake Cut
Map Pin Place 22 Parque Washington
Map Pin Place 23 Jardín Japonés de Seattle
Map Pin Place 24 Madison Street: La Antigua Vía Transversal de Seattle
Map Pin Place 25 Datos curiosos de Seattle
Map Pin Place 26 Adiós al Centro de Seattle



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+ How long does this tour take?
Most travelers complete this tour in approximately 1 to 1.5 hours, depending on pace, time spent at each stop, and optional detours. Having said that, please remember that self-guided tours are extremly flexible (you can start, pause, continue anytime) and everyone has their own pace.
+ What does this tour include?
This self-guided driving tour includes 27 stops, covering top attractions such as T-Mobile Park y Lumen Field, Barrio Chino e Distrito Internacional, Barrio Chino y Distrito Internacional, Plaza de los Pioneros, Torre Smith.
+ Where does the tour start?
The tour starts at T-Mobile Park y Lumen Field (Address: 1535 4th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134, USA). You can begin the tour there or join from any stop along the route.
+ What type of tour is this?
This is a self-guided driving tour designed to be completed by car, covering scenic routes, city highlights and optional key stops.
+ Can I do this tour at my own pace?
Yes, this is a self-guided driving tour, so you can start anytime and explore at your own pace. You can pause, skip stops, or spend more time at places that interest you. You can even split it into multiple days. Explore however feels right for you. The only vaiables that might affect your pace are speed limits and traffic congestion.
+ Do I need a car for this tour?
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+ How will I navigate from point to point during the tour?
The tour uses GPS-based navigation through the UCPlaces app, with automatic audio playback and step-by-step directions between stops. This works great either directly from your phone, or while connected to your car's multimedia system and using our CarPlay or Android Auto options. Just follow the route and listen to the audio guide. Use the resume feature to continue from where you recently stopped (or closed the app). Easily skip or go back to stops.
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