Downtown Seattle
United States
Downtown Seattle shares 80 connections with 1590 other places across 18 topics, with transportation and industry forming the heaviest clusters. Transit infrastructure, including the monorail linking Westlake Center to Seattle Center and rail lines extending toward the University District, ties it to places across the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Landmarks such as Pike Place Market anchor connections to cities including Los Angeles and Chicago. Strong overlaps with California and Canada reflect the district's role as a West Coast commercial hub.
Westlake station (Sound Transit)
Connects Downtown Seattle to: Seattle, Washington | Washington (state)
Seattle Center Monorail
Connects Downtown Seattle to: Queen Anne | Lower Queen Anne
Pioneer Square, Seattle
Connects Downtown Seattle to: Seattle, Washington | Central Waterfront, Washington | Leschi, Seattle
Pike Place Market
Connects Downtown Seattle to: Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Central Waterfront, Washington | Denny Triangle, Seattle
Pinoyshki Bakery & Cafe
Connects Downtown Seattle to: United States | Seattle, Washington | Capitol Hill, Seattle
The Art Institute of Seattle
Connects Downtown Seattle to: United States | Seattle, Washington
First Methodist Protestant Church of Seattle
Connects Downtown Seattle to: United States | Seattle, Washington | Capitol Hill, Seattle
Pedestrian crossings in Seattle
Connects Downtown Seattle to: United States | Seattle, Washington
Downtown Seattle Transit Tunnel
Connects Downtown Seattle to: South Africa | Seattle, Washington
Safeco
Connects Downtown Seattle to: United States | Chicago, Illinois | Brooklyn, New York | Seattle, Washington
Phoenix Jones
Connects Downtown Seattle to: Seattle, Washington | Connecticut
Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
Connects Downtown Seattle to: California | Seattle, Washington | Washington (state)