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From its historical Space Needle to the thriving tech prospect, Seattle has always been future-oriented. The proliferating city embraces new trends and transits in seconds. Bounded with extravagance hotels, luxurious restaurants to art galleries and city’s vaunted music scene, the city plots a path toward the future along with the lush Pacific Northwest. The compelling attitude of Seattle ensures familiarity with a new gloss on it.
Explore the diverse boroughs of Seattle
Seattle, nicknamed as The Emerald city, is the largest city in the Pacific Northwest. Enclosed with evergreen trees all over the city with the Cascade Mountains to the east and the Olympic Mountains to the west, the city is divided into high-level districts
Downtown and surrounding neighborhoods include Pioneer Square-International District, Queen Anne-South Lake Union and Capitol Hill-Central District. This zone is home to some of the most spectacular architecture in the city along with the Seattle Center, the Space Needle, the nightlife of Pike-Pine and the quiet residences of Madison Park.
Further, the city is divided into North of the Lake Washington Ship Canal. This region is subdivided into Ballard, Fremont and Wallingford, University District and North Seattle. Ballard is known for its Scandinavian heritage and flourishing Historic Downtown Ballard while Fremont is self-proclaimed “center of the universe” and is famous for public art.
The final division of the city is in the form of South of Downtown and I-90, which is subdivided into SoDo-Georgetown, Beacon Hill-South Seattle-Columbia City-Rainier Beach and West Seattle. From scenic residential area to array of restaurants, theaters and clubs, you can everything here.
