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SeattleNeighborhoods

Get to know the true character of Seattle in our varied neighborhoods.

From historic districts rich with culture to vibrant hubs buzzing with new businesses, our neighborhoods offer plenty of ways to explore like a local. Enjoy a beach town vibe in West Seattle, dance the night away in Capitol Hill, dine at on-trend eateries in Ballard, discover the intersection of art and history in Pioneer Square, and much more across town.

Explore the City

  1. Bainbridge/Bremerton
  2. Ballard
  3. Beacon Hill
  4. Bellevue/Eastside
  5. Belltown
  6. Capitol Hill
  7. Central District
  8. Chinatown-International District
  9. Columbia City & Rainier Valley
  10. Downtown Seattle
  11. Fremont & Wallingford
  12. Pioneer Square
  13. Queen Anne
  14. SoDo & Georgetown
  15. South Lake Union
  16. University District
  17. Wallingford, Green Lake & Phinney Ridge
  18. Waterfront
  19. West Seattle
  20. White Center
  21. Woodinville

Bainbridge/Bremerton

Charm, natural beauty and rural character in the heart of Puget Sound.

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Ballard

A little bit maritime-centric enclave, a little bit hip foodie hotspot.

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Beacon Hill

A small but vibrant neighborhood that spans cultures and cuisines.

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Bellevue/Eastside

Just a short drive across Lake Washington, along the longest floating bridge in the world, Bellevue is a green wonderland with nearly 100 parks dotting its landscape between Lake Washington and Lake Sammamish, offering a downtown neighborhood with plenty to do.

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Belltown

Just north of downtown, a mix of high-rise condos and trendy dining and shopping spots, Belltown is a neighborhood where being bored isn’t an option.

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Capitol Hill

This expansive district contains a mix of tree-shaded streets flanked by some of Seattle’s loveliest century-old mansions and commercial thoroughfares.

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Central District

One of the main hubs of Seattle’s Black community, this diverse district thrives with engaging art galleries, restaurants, …

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Chinatown-International District

Vibrant and flavorful, this neighborhood has been the anchor of Seattle’s Asian community for more than a century.

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Columbia City & Rainier Valley

This “neighborhood of nations” occupies one of the country’s most diverse zip codes, where descendants from European settlers, East African immigrants, Orthodox Jews, and other cultural groups make for a true melting pot.

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Downtown Seattle

There aren’t many other cities in America with spotless views of mountains and waterways from the heart of downtown, but Seattle delivers on both natural wonders and world-class attractions all in one spot.

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Fremont & Wallingford

As the self-proclaimed “Center of the Universe,” this artsy neighborhood on the north shore of the Lake Washington Ship Canal thrives with its bohemian vibe and quirky claims to fame.

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Pioneer Square

Adjacent to Lumen Field and T-Mobile Park, Seattle’s original neighborhood houses hip eateries, galleries, and coworking spaces.

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Queen Anne

With bustling bars, restaurants, and attraction-heavy Seattle Center in Lower Queen Anne and historic houses, quaint shopping streets, and quiet parks high up on a hill in Upper Queen Anne, this distinct neighborhood has something for everyone.

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SoDo & Georgetown

Industrial turns trendy in two Seattle neighborhoods.

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South Lake Union

In the heart of Seattle’s tech scene, change is the only constant, with exciting sights, eats, and activities at every turn.

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University District

Surrounding the University of Washington, the University District is an eclectic mix of urban shopping areas; historic homes and architecture; and great cafes, pubs, restaurants, and theaters.

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Wallingford, Green Lake & Phinney Ridge

Wallingford & Greenlake

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Waterfront

Join the summer and fall crowds that pack the piers to drink in the seemingly endless sunshine, just steps from the downtown core.

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West Seattle

Seattle’s largest neighborhood is a unique mix of residential streets and charming commercial hubs filled with colorful consignment shops, restaurants, and bakeries.

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White Center

White Center is a refreshing blend of neighborhood staples and up-and-coming attractions.

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Woodinville

Just a 30-minute drive from Seattle, more than 100 wineries and tasting rooms are a wine lover’s dream.

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  1. Bainbridge/Bremerton
  2. Ballard
  3. Beacon Hill
  4. Bellevue/Eastside
  5. Belltown
  6. Capitol Hill
  7. Central District
  8. Chinatown-International District
  9. Columbia City & Rainier Valley
  10. Downtown Seattle
  11. Fremont & Wallingford
  12. Pioneer Square
  13. Queen Anne
  14. SoDo & Georgetown
  15. South Lake Union
  16. University District
  17. Wallingford, Green Lake & Phinney Ridge
  18. Waterfront
  19. West Seattle
  20. White Center
  21. Woodinville

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