Under $100: Seattle, Washington

Start the day with breakfast at Skillet Counter at the Seattle Center. Enjoy fried chicken and waffles with coffee for about $14; they also make eggs your way.

Head to the Space Needle or the Chihuly Garden and Glass ($55 per ticket). The Space Needle offers a stunning view of Seattle. The Chihuly Garden and Glass is a museum that displays the works of Dale Chihuly, an American glass sculptor. There are floral designs, plants and shapes mixed with the plants at the site.

Pike Place Market is your next destination to walk around and find your lunch spot. It is the primary location for fresh food in the city. Here you can find local produce, restaurants and specialty cuisines. They have a bunch of bakeries and restaurants where you can find food to consume. If you choose to have a pastry for lunch, you will spend approximately $10.

After lunch, walk the market and see the arts and crafts available and visit the fish and dairy sections.

Next is the Gum Wall. It is a brick wall in Pike Place Market where visitors stick gum. It has been filled with gum since the 1990s and is about 50 feet long. You can further explore downtown Seattle to your liking.

The Nue Seattle is your dinner spot. Order Trinidadian Doubles ($18). This is made of open-faced baras flatbreads topped with curry channa (chickpea) served with kuchela relish, Trinidadian hot sauce, tamarind chutney, cucumber relish and cilantro.