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Seattle Marriott Waterfront
located in the heart of the downtown waterfront district. |
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a member of Historic Hotels of America, well deserves its reputation as
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Seattle Grand Hyatt
nestled conveniently in the heart of downtown's thriving retail and
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Seattle Sheraton Hotel
The best of Seattle is found just outside our front doors, from
exciting nightlife to gourmet restaurants, world-class shopping, and of course,
the heart of the financial and business district. |
Seattle Westin
Hotel
The ideal urban retreat, just steps away from the Washington State
Convention Center, Pike Place Market and Seattle's most enticing shops. Enjoy
unique views of the city, Lake Union and Puget Sound |
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PIKE PLACE MARKET MAIN & NORTH ARCADES
Western Ave, Seattle
 The Main Arcade was built in 1907, the first of Frank Goodwin's market
buildings.
Rachel the Market Pig marks the main entrance to the Main and North Arcades,
thin
shed like structures that run along the edge of the hill; these are the busiest
of the market buildings. With banks of fresh produce carefully arranged in
artful displays, and fresh fish, crab and other shellfish piled high on ice,
this
is the real heart of the market. Here you'll see fishmongers tossing salmon back
and forth a like basketballs (many of these vendors will pack fish for overnight
delivery). You'll also find cheese shops, butchers, tiny grocery stalls and
almost everything else you need to put together a meal.
The end of the North Arcade is dedicated to local artisans and craftspeople,
products must be handmade to be sold here.
PIKE PLACE MARKET
SEATTLE
PIKE PLACE MARKET ARCADES
PIKE PLACE MARKET DOWN
UNDER
PIKE PLACE HISTORY
PIKE PLACE MARKET POST
ALLEY
PIKE PLACE SOUTH
ARCADE
PIKE PLACE
TRIANGLE BUILDING
PIKE PLACE VICTOR
STEINBRUECK
SANITARY MARKET BUILDINGS
ECONOMY MARKET BUILDING
GETTING AROUND
PIKE PLACE
Directions to Pike Place Market:
From I-5 South: Take the UNION ST. EXIT (#165B). Stay straight to go onto UNION
ST. for 0.4 miles. Turn right onto 1st Ave for 1 block.
From I-5 North: Take the SENECA ST. EXIT (#165) on the left. Turn slight left
onto SENECA ST. for 0.3 miles. Turn right on 1st Ave for 2 blocks.
Parking: The best bet for convenient parking is the Public Market Parking Garage
at 1531 Western Avenue. The garage offers covered parking and is connected to
the Market's Main Arcade by an elevator and skybridge walkway. You can park
there 1 hour free everyday and it's only $5 all day on Sunday.
To get to this lot from 1st Ave, turn left on Pike which takes you through the
main market street. Then take a left on Western Avenue at the north end of Pike
Place. You will find the Public Market Parking Garage on your right, directly
after the market skybridge.
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