Neighborhood Guide
We've curated a neighborhood guide outlining local attractions and activities like sustainable shopping, dog parks, restaurants, entertainment and more - so you can know what it's truly like to live local.
A curated boutique offering minimalist, high-quality apparel, home goods, and plants, with a focus on sustainability and craftsmanship.
Hidden gem in the Capitol Hill neighborhood for upscale outdoor brands, offering stylish, high-performance gear for Pacific Northwest adventurers.
A must-visit for vintage lovers, Barn Owl carries authentic clothing and accessories from the early 1900s to the 1990s, making it one of Seattle’s best-kept secrets for true vintage fashion.
A literary landmark and one of Seattle’s most beautiful bookstores, Elliott Bay features floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, a cozy café, and regular author events. Seattle is one of only two U.S. cities recognized as a UNESCO City of Literature.
Tucked away gem specializing in unique, handcrafted home goods, stationery, and gifts from independent makers.
A Capitol Hill favorite for homemade pizza, pasta, natural wines, and a cozy, intimate dining experience.
Harry’s Fine Foods is a restaurant located in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. Fine Foods specializes in connecting guests with the Pacific Northwest’s many growers, makers, and purveyors.
Famous for its decadent brioche donuts, this small bakery crafts some of Seattle’s most sought-after pastries.
A sustainable coffee roaster with direct-trade relationships, serving ethically sourced coffee in a stylish, modern café.
A celebrated Filipino restaurant led by Chef Melissa Miranda, known for its community-driven approach and modern takes on traditional Filipino dishes.
A cozy, Mediterranean-inspired bar offering craft cocktails, seafood, and an intimate atmosphere.
Family-owned bakery known for its naturally leavened bread, pastries, and a commitment to local, seasonal ingredients.
Parisian-inspired wine bar in Capitol Hill, featuring funky natural wines and creative small plates.
Wine shop offering local wines, bottles to go, wine tasting and a delicious array of handmade chocolates.
230-acre green space with rare plants, walking trails, and the picturesque Japanese Garden.
Seattle’s largest green space, offering breathtaking views of Puget Sound, miles of trails, and a scenic lighthouse.
A peninsula on Lake Washington, featuring an old-growth forest, swimming beach, and walking paths.
A popular urban oasis with a 2.8-mile loop trail, kayaking, and plenty of space for picnicking.
Yoga studio offering breath-focused, meditative movement in a peaceful setting. Best of all, it’s opposite 1 Hotel Seattle.
Wellness clinic specializing in IV therapy to boost energy, hydration, and recovery.
A high-energy indoor cycling studio known for its immersive workouts and community atmosphere.
A fitness powerhouse offering high-intensity interval training (HIIT) classes in a sleek, nightclub-style setting.
Seattle’s largest off-leash dog park, featuring trails, open fields, and lake access for water-loving pups.
Dog-friendly bar where pups can play in a supervised off-leash area while their humans enjoy drinks and snacks.
See Seattle from the water on a narrated cruise along Elliott Bay, passing landmarks like the Olympic Mountains and the Space Needle.
Try your hand at creating your own glass art in a hands-on class with expert glassblowers.
Seattle’s most famous music venue, celebrating over 30 years of live music. In 2013, Rolling Stone ranked The Crocodile as the seventh best club in the U.S.
One of Seattle’s most famous landmarks, offering 360 city views
A must-visit for music, sci-fi, and pop culture fans, MoPOP features immersive exhibits on everything from Jimi Hendrix and Nirvana to horror films. Its striking Frank Gehry-designed building is an architectural icon.
Seattle’s only dine-in movie theater, offering a mix of cult classics, indie films, and sing-alongs. This cozy, retro-inspired venue serves food and drinks straight to your seat.
A tribute to renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly, this museum showcases intricate glass sculptures in vibrant colors, both indoors and in a lush outdoor garden.
A free-admission museum specializing in modern and contemporary art, the Frye Art Museum features rotating exhibitions with a special focus on amplifying the voices of living artists.
