Tourist Map of Pioneer Square Seattle

Pioneer Square    

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3.5/5
(696) · Park in Seattle, United States
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Updated: February 18, 2025

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3.5/5 · 696 reviews
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Oct 4, 2024
So much more could be done to make this a respectful place to share time with the pioneers named for this park. Other areas of the city have been attended to, but not here. It struck me as more of a …Full review by RobertMJThompson
Sep 29, 2024
Pioneer Square is full of history and attractions and hotels and restaurants. Explore the Seattle underground! Visit Seattle’s first skyscraper! Learn about the gold rush at the country’s smallest …Full review by Gran7
Jun 30, 2024
Pioneer Square was very historical as Seattle’s origin. Many of the buildings had older architecture. I took a tour of the Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park. I did see a lot of homeless peopl…Full review by TennisStar602
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Pioneer Park has long been dominated by a Victorian iron-and-glass pergola built in 1905 and which once sheltered the patrons of a 1.…
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Pioneer Square is a neighborhood in the southwest corner of Downtown Seattle, Washington, USA. It was once the heart of th…
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Is this tour good for families with older children?
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I would say no. This is no longer a family friendly place to go. Anywhere in Seattle you must be careful due to the agressive homeless population
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Hello, I would like to know if it is possible to visit the Undergrounds of Seattle by your own, or if the only option …
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Hello, I would like to know if it is possible to visit the Undergrounds of Seattle by your own, or if the only option for tourists is to visit it with a private tour?
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You have to take a tour. It is not a connected labyrinth and access points require entering establishments and going into their basements or opening alleyway doors with keys. …
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You have to take a tour. It is not a connected labyrinth and access points require entering establishments and going into their basements or opening alleyway doors with keys. Anyway, the tours are cheap and interesting and you will get way more out of them than if you could go by yourself.
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