Photos of Space Needle

The Space Needle designed for the World Expo in 1962 has become a landmark building in Seattle. It has a viewing platform and a revolving restaurant at a height of more than 500 feet above the ground. You can experience a lift at a speed of about 16 kilometers per hour. See Mount Rainier in the distance, enjoy the sunset over the bay in the evening, and revel in the city's stars under the shroud of night. 1. The height of the Space Needle, the shooting location, is 600 feet. On the viewing platform and revolving restaurant more than 500 feet above the ground, you can overlook a 360-degree panorama of Seattle, and the surrounding Mt. Rainier (Mt.Rainier) , Olympic National Park and Puget Sound. 2. The computer-controlled elevator of the flying elevator was refitted in 1993, with a speed of about 16 kilometers per hour. It only takes about 40 seconds to take the elevator from the ground to the viewing platform, just like a spaceship passing through fast.