A vibrant, historic marketplace that captures the authentic soul of Seattle

Pike Place Market is one of the oldest public markets in the United States, founded in 1907, and has become a symbol of Seattle. More than a tourist attraction, it is a place where the local community gathers to sell fresh produce, crafts and traditional foods, keeping alive the traditions of the city.

This market combines fish, fruit, flower and handicraft stalls with street artists, musicians and emblematic coffee shops such as the first Starbucks. Its unique atmosphere mixes commercial bustle with a community spirit that makes it a place full of life and color.

In addition, Pike Place is known for its commitment to sustainability and support of local producers, making it a culturally responsible and genuine space. Walking through its aisles is a sensory experience that connects with the essence of Seattle and its people.