La Casa Seattle Guidebook
Food scene
Zaika
1100 Pike StreetMamnoon
1508 Melrose AveLi'l Woody's
1211 Pine StNeighborhoods
Rising behind the downtown retail core, First Hill is a diverse jumble of high-rise apartments, historic mansions and hospitals. The Frye Art Museum displays works by 19th- and 20th-century European and American painters. Nearby, Roman Revival Town Hall Seattle is a cultural venue and community hub hosting lectures, author readings and concerts. Casual eateries cluster on Madison Street and near Seattle University.
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First Hill
Rising behind the downtown retail core, First Hill is a diverse jumble of high-rise apartments, historic mansions and hospitals. The Frye Art Museum displays works by 19th- and 20th-century European and American painters. Nearby, Roman Revival Town Hall Seattle is a cultural venue and community hub hosting lectures, author readings and concerts. Casual eateries cluster on Madison Street and near Seattle University.
Diverse Capitol Hill is packed with hip bars, eateries and gay clubs, plus laid-back coffee shops and indie stores. Volunteer Park, atop the hill in a historic mansion district, has walking trails, a plant conservatory, panoramic city views and the art deco Asian Art Museum. It abuts Lake View Cemetery, where the city’s founders (and Bruce Lee) are buried. Kids play in the wading pool at smaller Cal Anderson Park.
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Capitol Hill
Diverse Capitol Hill is packed with hip bars, eateries and gay clubs, plus laid-back coffee shops and indie stores. Volunteer Park, atop the hill in a historic mansion district, has walking trails, a plant conservatory, panoramic city views and the art deco Asian Art Museum. It abuts Lake View Cemetery, where the city’s founders (and Bruce Lee) are buried. Kids play in the wading pool at smaller Cal Anderson Park.
A booming hub for Amazon and the biotech industry, South Lake Union is crammed with buzzing bars, hip eateries and lunchtime food trucks. In Lake Union Park, the waterside Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI) highlights Seattle’s history, businesses and inventions. The Center for Wooden Boats runs sailing courses and rents sailboats, rowboats and canoes. Kayakers and paddleboarders float under seaplanes on the lake.
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South Lake Union
A booming hub for Amazon and the biotech industry, South Lake Union is crammed with buzzing bars, hip eateries and lunchtime food trucks. In Lake Union Park, the waterside Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI) highlights Seattle’s history, businesses and inventions. The Center for Wooden Boats runs sailing courses and rents sailboats, rowboats and canoes. Kayakers and paddleboarders float under seaplanes on the lake.
Skyscrapers overlook Elliott Bay in Seattle’s compact Downtown. Shoppers buy local crafts and produce in vibrant Pike Place Market, with its eclectic restaurants and food stalls, or hit big-name stores like Nordstrom. The busy Central Waterfront has a giant Ferris wheel and the Seattle Aquarium, while cultural attractions in the wider area include the Seattle Art Museum and the 1928 Paramount Theatre.
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Downtown Seattle
Skyscrapers overlook Elliott Bay in Seattle’s compact Downtown. Shoppers buy local crafts and produce in vibrant Pike Place Market, with its eclectic restaurants and food stalls, or hit big-name stores like Nordstrom. The busy Central Waterfront has a giant Ferris wheel and the Seattle Aquarium, while cultural attractions in the wider area include the Seattle Art Museum and the 1928 Paramount Theatre.
Steep Queen Anne hill has a mix of commercial hubs and residential streets. Attraction-rich Seattle Center, in Lower Queen Anne, hosts cultural festivals. It's also home to the iconic Space Needle, with its observation deck, plus the Museum of Pop Culture and Chihuly Garden and Glass. Upper Queen Anne is known for 19th-century homes and Queen Anne Avenue’s stylish shops and cafes. Kerry Park has sweeping city views.
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Queen Anne Hill
Steep Queen Anne hill has a mix of commercial hubs and residential streets. Attraction-rich Seattle Center, in Lower Queen Anne, hosts cultural festivals. It's also home to the iconic Space Needle, with its observation deck, plus the Museum of Pop Culture and Chihuly Garden and Glass. Upper Queen Anne is known for 19th-century homes and Queen Anne Avenue’s stylish shops and cafes. Kerry Park has sweeping city views.
Sightseeing
Seattle Public Library
1000 4th AveMuseum of Pop Culture
325 5th Ave N
Pike Place Market
1531 Western Ave
Space Needle
400 Broad StSeattle Waterfront
Starbucks Reserve Roastery
1124 Pike St