Welcome to Downtown
Enjoy the experience of downtown Seattle, where urban energy and stunning beauty meet. Skyscrapers grace the skyline, providing breathtaking views of Elliott Bay. Explore Pike Place Market, an historic hub offering local crafts, produce, and diverse dining options, alongside renowned retailers such as Nordstrom. Amidst a forest of high-rises, discover inviting parks and charming plazas that seamlessly blend contemporary architecture with old charm. The bustling waterfront, serving as both an industrial and social center, features the famous Ferris wheel, where you can enjoy a thrilling ride while watching cargo ships unload their treasures. Don't miss the captivating Seattle Aquarium and inspiring Seattle Art Museum, showcasing marine wonders and captivating artistic expressions.
Downtown Seattle is the beating heart of the city, bustling with jobs, arts, entertainment, and tourism. With nearly 100,000 residents calling it home, the energy is infectious. Immerse yourself in the vibrant charm against the picturesque backdrop of Puget Sound and the bustling waterfront, where unforgettable memories await. Whether you're seeking urban adventure, culinary delights, or a leisurely stroll along the water's edge, downtown Seattle has something for everyone. Come and experience the magic of this captivating district, where the spirit of the city comes alive.
Some of TeamUp's favorite spots to visit downtown:
- Watson Kennedy - a personally curated store with the absolute best gifts, treasures, home goods, and hand-selected music.
- Pike Place Market
- Matt's in the Market - a favorite restaurant within the market, offering Pacific NW cuisine with seasonal specials & extensive wine options served with views of Elliott Bay.
- The Triple Door - Lounge in a historic theater featuring diverse live-music acts
Downtown Seattle is made up of multiple neighborhoods including, but not limited to:
- International District: Immerse yourself in a rich tapestry of cultures and traditions in the International District. From delicious dim sum to eclectic shops and vibrant festivals, this neighborhood is a melting pot of Asian influences, including Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, and Vietnamese. Don't forget to explore the Wing Luke Museum to learn more about the history and heritage of this diverse community.
- Don't miss these ID gems:
- Sairen - a women-owned shop located at the corner of Japantown Seattle, bringing handmade design-driven products sourced from the USA and Japan to market.
- Harbor City Restaurant- super casual family-owned Chinese restaurant serving dim sum, Peking duck, congee & other favorites.
- Uwajimaya - with over 35,000 square feet of Asian specialty products along with 93 years of history, this is a must-see destination in Seattle.
- Belltown: Known for its trendy vibe and lively atmosphere, Belltown is a hub for artists, music lovers, and food enthusiasts. Enjoy the eclectic mix of galleries, nightclubs, and live music venues that make this neighborhood pulsate with creativity. Treat your taste buds to an array of culinary delights in the numerous eateries that range from farm-to-table bistros to international fusion cuisine.
- Some great places to visit in Belltown
- Shiro's Sushi - enjoy the chef's Omakase experience in a relaxed but traditional atmosphere at a table or suhis bar, whichever you prefer.
- The Crocodile - live music venue & bar presents diverse local & national bands in a low-key, causal setting.
- Olympic Sculpture Park - public park with modern and contemporary sculpture. Opened in 2007, it consists of a 9-acre outdoor sculpture museum, an indoor pavilion, and a beach on Puget Sound.
- Jazz Alley - Open more than 30 years, this jazz club with bi-level seating books name acts & has Northwest fare. Its intimate environment places all seats within 50 feet of the stage.
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Pioneer Square: Steeped in history, Pioneer Square is the oldest neighborhood in Seattle and exudes an old-world charm. Wander through its cobblestone streets and uncover architectural gems like the Smith Tower and the Pioneer Building. This neighborhood also boasts a vibrant arts scene, with galleries, quirky boutiques, and the famed Underground Tour, which takes you beneath the streets to explore Seattle's intriguing past.
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84 Yesler - for a divine, fancy-pants dinner and amazing service
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Flatstick Pub - from mini golf, "Duffleboard" and weekly happenings like Trivia and Bingo, find lots of fun here along with beer and wine. 21+ only.
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Peter Miller Architecture & Design Books - specialty bookstore, a favorite of Christopher's, carrying titles relating to design, architecture, graphics and more.
Welcome to Downtown
Enjoy the experience of downtown Seattle, where urban energy and stunning beauty meet. Skyscrapers grace the skyline, providing breathtaking views of Elliott Bay. Explore Pike Place Market, an historic hub offering local crafts, produce, and diverse dining options, alongside renowned retailers such as Nordstrom. Amidst a forest of high-rises, discover inviting parks and charming plazas that seamlessly blend contemporary architecture with old charm. The bustling waterfront, serving as both an industrial and social center, features the famous Ferris wheel, where you can enjoy a thrilling ride while watching cargo ships unload their treasures. Don't miss the captivating Seattle Aquarium and inspiring Seattle Art Museum, showcasing marine wonders and captivating artistic expressions.
Downtown Seattle is the beating heart of the city, bustling with jobs, arts, entertainment, and tourism. With nearly 100,000 residents calling it home, the energy is infectious. Immerse yourself in the vibrant charm against the picturesque backdrop of Puget Sound and the bustling waterfront, where unforgettable memories await. Whether you're seeking urban adventure, culinary delights, or a leisurely stroll along the water's edge, downtown Seattle has something for everyone. Come and experience the magic of this captivating district, where the spirit of the city comes alive.
Some of TeamUp's favorite spots to visit downtown:
Watson Kennedy - a personally curated store with the absolute best gifts, treasures, home goods, and hand-selected music.
Pike Place Market
Matt's in the Market - a favorite restaurant within the market, offering Pacific NW cuisine with seasonal specials & extensive wine options served with views of Elliott Bay.
The Triple Door - Lounge in a historic theater featuring diverse live-music acts
Downtown Seattle is made up of multiple neighborhoods including, but not limited to:
International District: Immerse yourself in a rich tapestry of cultures and traditions in the International District. From delicious dim sum to eclectic shops and vibrant festivals, this neighborhood is a melting pot of Asian influences, including Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, and Vietnamese. Don't forget to explore the Wing Luke Museum to learn more about the history and heritage of this diverse community.
Don't miss these ID gems:
Sairen - a women-owned shop located at the corner of Japantown Seattle, bringing handmade design-driven products sourced from the USA and Japan to market.
Harbor City Restaurant- super casual family-owned Chinese restaurant serving dim sum, Peking duck, congee & other favorites.
Uwajimaya - with over 35,000 square feet of Asian specialty products along with 93 years of history, this is a must-see destination in Seattle.
Belltown: Known for its trendy vibe and lively atmosphere, Belltown is a hub for artists, music lovers, and food enthusiasts. Enjoy the eclectic mix of galleries, nightclubs, and live music venues that make this neighborhood pulsate with creativity. Treat your taste buds to an array of culinary delights in the numerous eateries that range from farm-to-table bistros to international fusion cuisine.
Some great places to visit in Belltown
Shiro's Sushi - enjoy the chef's Omakase experience in a relaxed but traditional atmosphere at a table or suhis bar, whichever you prefer.
The Crocodile - live music venue & bar presents diverse local & national bands in a low-key, causal setting.
Olympic Sculpture Park - public park with modern and contemporary sculpture. Opened in 2007, it consists of a 9-acre outdoor sculpture museum, an indoor pavilion, and a beach on Puget Sound.
Jazz Alley - Open more than 30 years, this jazz club with bi-level seating books name acts & has Northwest fare. Its intimate environment places all seats within 50 feet of the stage.
Pioneer Square: Steeped in history, Pioneer Square is the oldest neighborhood in Seattle and exudes an old-world charm. Wander through its cobblestone streets and uncover architectural gems like the Smith Tower and the Pioneer Building. This neighborhood also boasts a vibrant arts scene, with galleries, quirky boutiques, and the famed Underground Tour, which takes you beneath the streets to explore Seattle's intriguing past.
84 Yesler - for a divine, fancy-pants dinner and amazing service
Flatstick Pub - from mini golf, "Duffleboard" and weekly happenings like Trivia and Bingo, find lots of fun here along with beer and wine. 21+ only.
Peter Miller Architecture & Design Books - specialty bookstore, a favorite of Christopher's, carrying titles relating to design, architecture, graphics and more.
