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Spokane,
Washington
City Center - "Downtown"

Skywalks link 14 blocks
of Spokane's downtown.
Downtown Spokane,
the city center, offers the visitor a number of pleasant surprises in
addition to the usual array of department stores, franchises, boutiques,
restaurants and office buildings found in most any city of consequence.
Take for example, the
numerous Skywalks linking 14 blocks of buildings and enabling one
to browse, stroll, shop and/or conduct business in much of the city center
without ever stepping outdoors in the heat of summer or the cold of
winter.
Perhaps most surprising
is to find a castle-like county court house resembling two famous 16th
century châteaux's found in the Loire Valley of France -- the Chateaux de
Chambord built in 1519 and the Chateaux d'Azay Le Rideau built in 1516.
But that's the case with the Spokane County Courthouse, which you
will find at 1116 W. Broadway.
You also will find an
interesting array of artifacts and remnants from various historic
buildings and industrial structures interwoven throughout other parts of
the central business district including smoke stacks, warehouses and steam
plants -- including an upscale restaurant with tables sitting in an old
steam boiler.
Not to be missed is
perhaps the crown jewel of the city's natural attractions, the Spokane
River as it flows through the middle of Spokane's
Riverfront Park.

View looking south across
the Spokane River at the Looff Carousel and downtown Spokane. |

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