Guidebook for Seattle
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Ballard
An old fishing community, a great place to visit and shop
Green Lake
3.2 mile loop, park and zoo.
Golden Gardens Park
8498 Seaview Pl NWSandy beaches , BBQ, Bonfires and Amazing Sunsets
Greenwood
Shops and restaurants in abundance
Dog trails, walking trails in this 216 acre park, picnics are so much fun here!
251 locals recommend
Carkeek Park
950 NW Carkeek Park RdDog trails, walking trails in this 216 acre park, picnics are so much fun here!
If boating, kayak, paddle boarding is your thing, this is the place to do it. Where else can you float on the lake and have seaplanes flying over you? Breathtaking!
58 locals recommend
Lake Union
If boating, kayak, paddle boarding is your thing, this is the place to do it. Where else can you float on the lake and have seaplanes flying over you? Breathtaking!
One of the first open air shopping malls in the United States. Over 70 shops, Restaurants, Movie Theater and last Barnes and Noble bookstores around.
178 locals recommend
Northgate Mall
401 NE Northgate WayOne of the first open air shopping malls in the United States. Over 70 shops, Restaurants, Movie Theater and last Barnes and Noble bookstores around.
If you're looking for private gated home to purchase on minimum of 5 acres per residence, this is it! many properties designed and built by the Olmstead brothers. starting price? $4.5 million
The Highlands
If you're looking for private gated home to purchase on minimum of 5 acres per residence, this is it! many properties designed and built by the Olmstead brothers. starting price? $4.5 million
Public park nestled in Multi Million Dollar private estates that is very discrete and a secret gem.
23 locals recommend
Bhy Kracke Park
1215 5th Ave NPublic park nestled in Multi Million Dollar private estates that is very discrete and a secret gem.
No longer just Chinese Restaurants and cafes but a mix of museums and curiosity place to visit. Make sure you visit the Bruce Lee exhibit at the Wing Luke Museum.
7 locals recommend
International District/Chinatown Community Center
719 8th Ave SNo longer just Chinese Restaurants and cafes but a mix of museums and curiosity place to visit. Make sure you visit the Bruce Lee exhibit at the Wing Luke Museum.
Microsoft Co-founder owned Music interactive museum a must for music aficionados.
674 locals recommend
Museum of Pop Culture
325 5th Ave NMicrosoft Co-founder owned Music interactive museum a must for music aficionados.
See how Jeff Bezos, of Amazon.com, a Seattle native built the largest online retailer in the world starting out of his garage.
24 locals recommend
Amazon - Apollo
325 9th Ave NSee how Jeff Bezos, of Amazon.com, a Seattle native built the largest online retailer in the world starting out of his garage.
See the Iconic Martial Artist who founded Jeet Kune Do who put Kung Fu on the map resting in eternal peace beside his son Brandon.
74 locals recommend
Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee Grave Sites
1554 15th Ave ESee the Iconic Martial Artist who founded Jeet Kune Do who put Kung Fu on the map resting in eternal peace beside his son Brandon.
The legendary musician who was talent before his time. Born and raised in Seattle.
27 locals recommend
Jimi Hendrix Memorial
350 Monroe Ave NEThe legendary musician who was talent before his time. Born and raised in Seattle.
The world's richest Billionaire and his Philanthropic endeavors , a Seattle native.
23 locals recommend
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Discovery Center
The world's richest Billionaire and his Philanthropic endeavors , a Seattle native.
Shopping
Mark Klebeck started this world re-known donut shop that was supposed to be called Top Spot but the S fell off the neon sign.
257 locals recommend
Top Pot Doughnuts
609 Summit Ave EMark Klebeck started this world re-known donut shop that was supposed to be called Top Spot but the S fell off the neon sign.
Jim Senegal and Jeffery Brotman , two Seattle natives who pioneered one of the largest Wholesale chains in the country to 550 stores worldwide.
132 locals recommend
Costco Wholesale
8629 120th Ave NEJim Senegal and Jeffery Brotman , two Seattle natives who pioneered one of the largest Wholesale chains in the country to 550 stores worldwide.
Food Scene
See where Howard Schultz started his first Starbucks March 30, 1971 and is now a coffee icon worldwide.
550 locals recommend
Starbucks
1912 Pike PlSee where Howard Schultz started his first Starbucks March 30, 1971 and is now a coffee icon worldwide.