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About
This Page
This is the index to a series of pages
devoted to viewpoints around Seattle. These pages are written
primarily for visitors who are clueless and car-less in Seattle, and who
want to enjoy some of what Seattle is famous for - its views.
By Bus
We'll show you how to get to Seattle's best
viewpoints from downtown by bus, and what to expect when you get there.
Suggested departure bus stops
are those closest to the Westlake Center, a retail and transportation hub of
downtown Seattle.
Check the Metro
Bus web site for latest information.
Metro Tip
Keep $1 notes and quarters about your person, to pay for the bus rides.
By Car
For those getting about by car, we provide a link to MapBlast! Click
on their "Directions" page to map a route to the viewpoint.
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Seattle, Washington
Viewpoints
Where to see and take photos of Seattle's
great views.
Alki
Beach Park, West Seattle ****/ ****
Beacon Hill
Viewpoint, Beacon Hill ****/ ****
Admiral
Way Viewpoint, West Seattle ****/ ****
Charles A
Richey Snr. Viewpoint, West Seattle ****/ ****
Don Armeni Boat
Ramp & Viewpoint, West Seattle ****/ ****
Four Columns Park, downtown Seattle ****/ ****
Jose Rizal
Park, Beacon Hill ****/****
Harborview
Park, First Hill ****/ ****
Hamilton Viewpoint Park, West Seattle ****/ ****
Kerry
Viewpoint Park, Queen Anne Hill ****/ ****
Kinnear
Park, Queen Anne Hill ****/****
Luna Park
Seawall, West Seattle ****/ ****
Seacrest
Park, West Seattle ****/ ****
Terminal
5 Public Shoreline Access, West Seattle ****/ ****
Thomas
Street Park, Broadview ****/ ****
Victor
Steinbrueck Park, downtown Seattle ****/****
Volunteer
Park, Capitol Hill ****/ ****
See also, this map of West Seattle
viewpoints.
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