International District
Bordering downtown Seattle to the south, the International District hosts a thriving Asian community with specialized retail stores, restaurants, museums, theaters, monuments and parks.

Pike Place Market
A popular designation for tourists and natives alike, the market is an exotic year-round attraction with both local and international foods, farm-fresh produce, Pacific Northwest arts and crafts, restaurants, clothing, antique and novelty stores. Over 30,000 patrons visit the Market each day during the busy summer season.

Pioneer Square
Pioneer Square features historic buildings erected after the great fire of 1889. Just beneath the Square, remnants of old Seattle are still intact and can be explored through guided underground tours. A daytime center for bookstores, galleries and specialty shops, the square is also as a nightlife center with live blues, jazz, rock and comedy acts.