Pike Place Market is Seattle’s historic public market and one of the most walkable places to stay downtown, sitting right on the edge of the waterfront.
A Working Market Since 1907
Pike Place has operated continuously since 1907, and the market itself, not just the surrounding hotels and restaurants, is still a genuine draw, with farm stalls, the original Starbucks location, and the famous fish-throwing fishmongers.
Steps from Downtown and the Waterfront
The market sits at the boundary of downtown Seattle and the waterfront, an easy walk to the Seattle Aquarium, the ferry terminal, and the Link light rail downtown stations, with the Belltown neighborhood’s restaurants just to the north.
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