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Earlier known as the Experience Music Project, the Museum of Pop Culture or MoPOP is dedicated to contemporary popular culture.
Earlier known as the Experience Music Project, the Museum of Pop Culture or MoPOP is dedicated to contemporary popular culture. Housed in an enormous building designed by Frank Gehry, it lies at the foot of the Space Needle, which is reflected on its warped sheet metal facade. It features a Sky Church concert venue with one of the largest indoor LED screens in the world. There are interactive spaces such as Sound Lab where visitors can jam together on various musical instruments and multimedia installations in sound-proof rooms. It celebrates Seattle musicians Nirvana and Jimi Hendrix, showcasing the largest collections in the world of rare artifacts, hand-written lyrics, personal instruments, and original photographs belonging to the artistes.
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame is dedicated to authors such as Douglas Adams and Isaac Asimov who paved the way for new discoveries.
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The Space Needle is the tallest observation tower in Washington, soaring to a height of 605 feet in Seattle Center
The monorail makes a direct connection between Westlake Center in Downtown to the Seattle Center
The museum provides a look at the inspiration and influences that inform the career of artist Dale Chihuly
The Seattle Children's Museum in the Center House at the Seattle Center has a variety of exhibits designed for kids aged 10 months to 10 years
The Tilikum Place Park is home to the famous statue of Chief Seattle
The Pacific Science Center is an interactive science museum for kids, originally built as the United States Science Pavilion for the 1962 World's Fair in Seattle
The South Lake Union Discovery Center offers an introduction to the neighborhood, with displays explaining the history of South Lake Union
The Olympic Sculpture Park is a 9 acre public park overlooking Elliott Bay with a sculpture museum and beach
South Lake Union is served by the South Lake Union Streetcar, which runs from the Westlake Center in Downtown to Lake Union
VAIN now occupies the home of the infamous Vogue nightclub