Seattle has as much rich history as it does a bright future. An incubator for innovation, this rapidly growing city is extremely well caffeinated, has the freshest of seafood, and is encompassed by a freakish amount of jaw-dropping nature. And yes, there’s hella rain.
Founded in the late 19th century by industrious Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish loggers and fishermen and annexed by Seattle in 1907,...
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One of the oldest neighborhoods in Seattle, Beacon Hill, is known as a pea-pod shaped section between Capitol Hill and Downtown Seat...
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Edgy and chic, Capitol Hill is the epicenter, the factory of cool. Consider Pike-Pine at the eastern edge of this neighborhood which...
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Founded in the late 19th century by industrious Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish loggers and fishermen and annexed by Seattle in 1907,...
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One of the oldest neighborhoods in Seattle, Beacon Hill, is known as a pea-pod shaped section between Capitol Hill and Downtown Seat...
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Just south of Seattle Center, the home of the symbolic Space Needle built for the 1962 World’s Fair, Belltown is a compact and walka...
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Edgy and chic, Capitol Hill is the epicenter, the factory of cool. Consider Pike-Pine at the eastern edge of this neighborhood which...
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The oldest surviving residential neighborhood in Seattle, the Central District, is dripping in history. Development in the area star...
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This historic neighborhood in South Seattle gives off small-town vibes but is packed with food and culture. From Ethiopian to the Ca...
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One word: Pike Place Market Place, the perfect cacophony of small businesses buzzing away with vibrant activity of fishmongers, butc...
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More famously seen on hit show Grey's Anatomy, First Hill is known as Pill Hill due to the influx of hospitals lining the hill. Firs...
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Get your freak on at the “Artistic Republic of Fremont” the home of numerous truly bizarre public sculptures. Honorable mentions inc...
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New York has Coney Island and Seattle has Georgetown. I doubt that any New Yorker or Seattleite would prefer their respective beachy...
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A growing business district, Green Lake is a popular area amongst locals in out- of- towners. The Green Lake neighborhood stretches ...
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Greenwood is filled with yoga studios, day spas, hair salons, dental offices, and high-end animal salons. While it overlaps with a f...
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Home to Discovery Park, Magnolia is a mainly residential neighborhood. The architecture in the neighborhood is something to note. Th...
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the heart of old Seattle, Pioneer Square used to be the hub of business. Now, it is home to tucked-away eateries, parks, and some o...
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Sitting atop a massive hill, catch a breath-taking glimpse of the city at Queen Anne. Named after the queen who reigned over Britain...
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Named after Ravenna, Italy, Ravenna is home to many students and educators from the nearby University of Washington. Due to its prox...
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Don’t let the cute short-hand SoDo (“South of Downtown”) mislead you into thinking this neighborhood is another posh neighborhood li...
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Home to Seattle tech scene, South Lake Union has become one of the most sought after neighborhoods in Seattle. But there is more to ...
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If you yearn for college days, then University District (or more commonly referred to as “U District”) might be the neighborhood for...
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Home to Gas Works Park, Wallingford is a very laid-back neighborhood. You can even put in your SUP Boards or Kayaks at Gas Works, ma...
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A short water taxi ride from downtown is the low-key neighborhood of West Seattle. West Seattle is a unique neighborhood situated on...
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