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With spectacular views of Elliott Bay, Seattle Waterfront is one of Seattle’s most unforgettable neighborhoods.  Visitors can enjoy fresh Pacific Northwest seafood, eclectic souvenir and curio shops, scenic ferry rides, or a visit to the Seattle Aquarium. Or, take a walk along the piers and simply enjoy the view.  Whatever you chose to do, do it with a view at the Seattle Waterfront.

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Exclusively Washington

As its name would suggest, Exclusively Washington is a gift store specializing in all things Washington State. From souvenirs and apparel to gift items and collectables, all things are made in Washington, sold in Washington, and about Washington. Other products include pottery and glass art, wine and literature and Ivar’s memorabilia. Personalized gift baskets are also available. 1001 Alaskan Way, Website

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Seattle Marriott Waterfront Hotel

The Seattle Marriott Waterfront, recently undergoing a multi-million dollar renovation, features upgraded and luxurious guestrooms. Located across from Pier 66 and the Seattle Cruise Terminal, this hotel is conveniently located and features incredible views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains.  2100 Alaskan Way, Website

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Seattle Waterfront Arcade

Situated on the end of Pier 57, Seattle Waterfront Arcade is the premier location to be a kid! Those young at heart can play on the best arcade games around, win prizes, and take a ride on the carousel.  Located near great restaurants and shops, Seattle Waterfront Arcade is perfect for an afternoon activity the whole family can enjoy.  1301 Alaskan Way, Website.

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The Frankfurter

Situated at Pier 54, the Frankfurter is a traditional walk-up hot dog stand that offers a wide variety of frankfurters, sides and beverages. With the perfect backdrop of the Seattle Waterfront, Frankfurter offers a quick pick-up meal without sacrificing taste and quality. The stand also offers catering and office delivery. 1023 Alaskan Way, Website

NEIGHBORHOOD LINKS
Waterfront Neighborhood Profile (pdf)
The Neighborhood Profiles provide the most current “local” demographic data for Downtown Seattle’s diverse neighborhoods, focusing on several key elements including population trends, housing, employment, education, age and household income. Many have found this information helpful for planning purposes, better understanding neighborhoods, and determining current and potential target audiences.
Holidays in the City: Winter at the Waterfront Itinerary (Google Map)
Bundle up this holiday season and spend a Saturday or Sunday afternoon at Downtown Seattle’s Waterfront!
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