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This area was once rich in seafood, freshwater lakes and wildlife that supported many Native American nations. Today it encompasses a community driven haven full of modest to upscale venues for every taste. Trendy restaurants, innovative art galleries, hopping nightclubs and eclectic shopping offer a new perspective to the savvy tourist. You also have access to Puget Sound and several parks for relaxing strolls. Outdoorsy travelers also have many options for getting close to nature. Kayaking, white-water rafting, mountain hiking and biking are all on the menu! You can even fly in a helicopter or balloon! The choice is yours.
Modern elegant Belltown rentalsCheck-in to one of these elegant, stylish rentals in the heart of Belltown! Perfect for solo travelers, couples or small groups these accommodations will definitely help you make the most out of your trip! Many of them feature kitchens/kitchenettes, pool access, amazing views and a TV. Get cozy in your modern, comfortable living room. Sit out on the balcony with a hot cup of Joe. Or take a dip in the indoor pool. These rentals provide so many options!
Vacations in Belltown
The area and getting around
Belltown has a rich heritage of retail options conveniently located near eateries of varying price ranges. Melrose Market melds the two together with its quaint shops for one-of-a-kind items and restaurants like Taylor Shellfish for getting re-energized. Pike Place Market is a historic landmark as well as a bustling touristy area adjacent to the waterfront. You’ll find anything and everything at this venue including fresh seafood, baked goods, and farmstands loaded with fresh produce. Flowers, crafts, clothing, and much more are all interwoven in the iconic area. There are international options too, like The Souk for Middle Eastern groceries and pastries.
Get close to nature for some fresh airBelltown is in the heart of Seattle along the waterfront, but it is close to many outdoor venues worth investigating. Check out the Burke-Gilman Trail where you can hop on a bicycle and enjoy the scenery through 27 miles of Seattle’s Northside. If you’re feeling highly motivated, take a hike up Mount Si for some spectacular photo ops. Discovery Park offers a more leisurely stroll through various wilderness landscapes and Westpoint Lighthouse, right in the city! There are several lakes in the area for Paddleboarding to get a different perspective of this unique hometown city. Finally, be sure to visit the Amazon Spheres for the innovative workspace where thousands of plants help you focus on your project better.
Travelers and activities
Indulge in fabulous cuisine in venues like Art on the Table, Dahlia’s Bakery, and Altura for a sample of award-winning chefs innovative takes on American, Italian, and farm to table entrées. Anchovies & Olives features a “oyster power hour” that you won’t want to miss. Agua Verde combines Mexican cuisine with its Paddleboarding club so you can enjoy the water. Washington has the perfect climate for grapes and Belltown showcases many local wines for your dining pleasure. Craft beer is also trendy these days and Belltown offers a home-brewing course for the inquisitive tourist. Music ranges from techno, hip-hop and orchestral so you have a wide range of choices here. Check out the Crocodile for special and local talent shows, while Tula’s features Jazz.
Belltown for History buffsPrior to the settlers colonizing the Northwest, it was home to Native American tribes dating 8000 years ago. In 1850, 320 acres of land was given to settlers to populate the Northwest area. William Bell started Belltown, and its history is well documented with numerous historic landmarks. Be sure to do the self-guided History Links walking tour connecting the Pike Place Market at Elliot’s Bay to the MOHAI Corridor. There’s so much to discover about Belltown’s remarkable past, you’ll be glad you walked through it. The museum (MOHAI) is a family friendly venue teaming with interactive exhibits and historical discoveries including a space for children’s creative minds at Kid-Struction.
Belltown’s industrial past is now the trendiest hangout in the heart of Seattle!
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Archie McPhee is a unique shop full of costumes, gag gifts and much more. Archie started in L.A. and became a quick success selling rubber lizards. People loved his silly, fun products so he moved to Seattle where you can enjoy browsing and purchasing those special gag gifts for parties.
2. Have a party or take a class with glassSeattle Glassblowing Studio has a mesmerizing venue where you can watch glassblowers demonstrate their craft. They offer classes, workshops, and party events. This is a time where being creative while learning an age-old skill is very rewarding.
3. Experience the industrial transformation artwalkOlympic Sculpture Park was transformed in 2007 from a 9-acre industrial brown are to the only green space in downtown Seattle. There are approximately 20 sculptures from famous artists nestled along the waterfront. It’s perfect for enjoying a sunset in lush greenery with the Olympic mountains and Puget Sound.
4. Take a walk-through wonderland at Seattle CenterMarvel at the colorful exhibits in Chihuly’s Garden & Glass venue. It will knock your socks off when you see Chihouly’s living garden expertly woven into his colorful glass sculptures. It is best viewed at night when it’s full of light. There are spectacular indoor exhibits, a café and theater as well.
5. Venture over to the Pinball Wizard’s barShorty’s features vintage pinball and arcade games in a nightclub environment. They have a fully stocked bar including craft beer on tap, a private party room, and various appetizers to accompany their specialty Vienna hotdogs. This is a place to have fun in a laid-back atmosphere.