There's something about Seattle that wins over the hearts of visitors and locals alike. With so many sights and attractions, there's truly something for everyone. Here are 21 incredible places to visit when you're in the Emerald City:

1. Chihuly Garden and Glass.

Immerse yourself in an exciting world of shimmering colors at Chihuly Garden and Glass. This breathtaking exhibit, which is in close proximity to the Space Needle, showcases the studio glass of the talented Washington native, Dale Chihuly.

2. Seattle Central Library.

Located in the heart of downtown Seattle, this architectural wonder is a must-see. Stop in during one of Seattle's many rainy days to get lost in a good book.

3. Broadcast Coffee.

Ever get lost searching through Seattle's never-ending sea of coffee shops? Stop your search now and head over to Broadcast Coffee! Open in three locations in the Seattle area, this local coffee roaster boasts upbeat, modern atmospheres, passionate baristas and exceptional coffee.

4. Pike Place Market.

Step into Pike Place Market to be instantly surrounded by an array of beautiful blooms, organic produce, artesian breads, fresh seafood and handcrafted jewelry. Adorned with cobbled streets and beautiful views of the Elliot Bay waterfront, this bustling marketplace is a must-see when in Seattle.

5. A Sound Garden.

Visit A Sound Garden on a windy day to listen to the eerily beautiful sound of the wind passing through the sculpture's pipes. Don't forget to bring your ID -- you will need it in order to get a day pass for the NOAA campus where the sculpture is located.

6. Ellenos Real Greek Yogurt.

Located on the corner of Pike Place and Pike Street, this family-owned shop offers customers handcrafted Greek yogurt infused with a variety of fresh ingredients. Try their marionberry pie or passion fruit flavors -- you'll be addicted after the first bite!

7. Woodland Park Zoo.

Located in the Phinney Ridge neighborhood, this 92-acre zoo is a must-see! Spend a day exploring the many exhibits the Woodland Park Zoo has to offer or check out some of their fun summer concerts.

8. Seattle Aquarium.

A trip to Seattle is never complete without a visit to the city's world famous aquarium! Get there early to beat the crowds and enjoy a leisurely morning full of education and exploration.

9. Gum Wall.

This rather unique destination, located in Post Alley under Pike Place Market, was unfortunately scrubbed clean in 2015. But don't let this burst your bubble -- the famous gum wall was quickly recoated with new colorful layers of chewed-up gum in no time.

10. Hello Robin.

Say hello to this charming, contemporary bakery! Known for their famous Mackles'more cookies, Hello Robin is the go-to destination in Seattle to grab a sweet treat.

11. Elliot Bay Book Company.

Calling all bookworms: This cozy bookstore offers over 150,000 titles and a relaxed atmosphere. Check out their event calendar for author readings, children's story times and more!

12. Volunteer Park Conservatory.

This place is a photographer's paradise. Volunteer Park Conservatory offers visitors a quiet place to view a wide variety of greenery and blooms. Try to plan your visit on the first Thursday and Saturday of each month for free admission.

13. Top Pot.

Start your morning right with a delicious old-fashioned donut and a quality cup of Joe from Top Pot. This popular donut shop serves the best hand-forged donuts in the Seattle area and offers over 40 flavors to choose from -- making life just a little sweeter.

14. SkyCity.

Located at the top of the city's iconic Space Needle, SkyCity boasts delicious cuisine and breathtaking views. To add even more to the "wow factor," the famed restaurant rotates -- giving customers a panoramic views of the city's twinkling lights below.

15. Columbia Center.

Standing over 900 feet tall, this ultra-sleek skyscraper is the tallest building in State of Washington and is a must-see when in Seattle. Make sure to visit the Sky View Observatory on the Columbia Center's 73rd floor -- The views are absolutely incredible.

16. Melrose Market.

A smaller and less-crowded alternative to Pike Place Market, this industrial-chic complex hosts a wide variety of food artesians, shops, restaurants and bars. Check out the shop, Butter Home, for a selection of unique housewares and décor.

17. Theo Chocolate.

This Seattle chocolatier has a true passion for everything chocolate. Check out their factory shop for tours, hands-on chocolate classes and samples of their delectable organic chocolate.

18. Dick's Drive-In.

Open seven days a week, this local hamburger joint is known for its speediness, incredibly low prices and tasty cheeseburgers. Don't forget to grab one of their famous hand-dipped shakes while you're there!

19. Seattle Great Wheel.

Head on down to Pier 57 to take a ride on the largest observation wheel on the West Coast. Standing 175 feet tall, the Seattle Great Wheel offers passengers a beautiful view of the Emerald City.

20. Experience Music Project Museum.

Founded by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen in 2000, the EMP Museum is a non-profit museum dedicated to contemporary popular culture. With such a wide variety of cool exhibits, there is truly never a dull moment at this stylish, leading-edge museum.

21. The Original Starbucks.

Located on 1st and Pike is the birthplace of the largest coffee chain in the world: Starbucks. It was first opened in 1971 and since then has served millions of Starbucks enthusiasts from around the globe.