1. Seattle Waterfront is a bustling area located in the heart of downtown Seattle surrounded by beautiful water bodies and mountains. It stretches for nearly two miles, starting from the Belltown neighborhood and ending in the Pioneer Square District. The waterfront has everything from souvenir shops, art galleries, seafood restaurants, and many tourist attractions. From the Waterfront, you can see the Seattle Great Wheel, the aquarium, and the Olympic Mountains.
Interesting facts: The original waterfront was built-in 1852, primarily for trade and commerce. The waterfront attracted lots of travelers during the Klondike Gold Rush in 1897, and it became the major gateway for prospectors heading to Dawson City.
2. Seattle Waterfront is open to the public every day. The operating hours vary depending on the business or attraction. The Seattle Aquarium is open every weekday from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. On weekends and holidays, it opens at 9:30 am. Their phone number is 206-386-4300.
3. Seattle Waterfront is easily accessible by public transportation (King County Metro Bus) or a car. There are many parking options available, and some of the popular ones include the Pike Place Market Garage, the Republic Parking Garage, and the Western Avenue Garage. Admission to the Seattle Waterfront is free, but some tourist attractions may charge a fee.
