Famous Seattleites
Brooks, beets, Battlestar Gallactica. This beloved star from The Office calls Seattle his hometown.
Rainn Wilson (Dwight)
This famous establishment is America's oldest running farmer's market.
Pike Place Market
This well-known medical drama series is based on the Harborview Medical Center on First Hill (but is actually filmed in Los Angeles).
Grey's Anatomy
This record-holding Seahawks player is married to an American singer/songwriter with a debut studio album entitled "Goodies".
Russel Wilson
More people use this form of transportation to work in Seattle than in any other similar-sized city in the U.S.
Bike
This famous musician is known for his mastery of the saxophone (and his signature coif)
Kenny G
This well-recognized Seattle staple took 400 days to build and the original architect sketched out the design on a cocktail napkin.
The Space Seattle
This Seattle-based RomCom featured a well-known musical performance by Heath Ledger.
10 Things I Hate About You
This Seattle team is known for having the loudest fan crowd in the league.
Seahawks
This is the Seattle state fish.
The Rainbow Trout
The Fremont Troll is crushing one of these under his left fingers.
Volkswagen Bug
Tom Hanks lived in one of these in the movie Sleepless in Seattle. It later sold for more than $2 million.
House Boat
Seattleites buy more of this face accessory per capita than any other U.S. city.
Sunglasses
This famous rapper/producer was born in Seattle...and I cannot lie.
Sir Mix-A-Lot
This "sister structure" in Las Vegas is nearly double the size of the Seattle Space Needle.
The Stratosphere
This Seattle-based sitcom takes place in Elliot Bay. The lead character is a therapist who gives wisdom over his radio talk show.
Frasier
This commonly known gaming system company owns the Seattle Mariners.
Nintendo
This seattle-based aerospace giant started out as a boat company.
Boeing