Pike Place Market
A century-old market of fishmongers who throw salmon, flower stalls, food counters, the original Starbucks and the famously gross Gum Wall.
- Open
- Every day; shops keep their own hours
- Price
- Free to enter
- Time Needed
- 2 hours
- Address
- 85 Pike St, Seattle, WA 98101Google MapsApple Maps
- Getting There
- Westlake station (Link light rail), then a short walk.
Why Go
Opened in 1907, Pike Place is one of the oldest continuously operating public markets in the US: several levels of farm stalls, craftspeople and small shops under the famous neon 'Public Market' sign. Watch the fish fly at Pike Place Fish Market, and see the first Starbucks across the street.
Tips
- Arrive before 10 a.m. to beat the crowds.
- The lower levels have quirky shops most visitors miss.
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