Pioneer Square

The old town of Seattle has a lot of historic buildings including shops, galleries and restaurants in the triangular Pioneer Square with the big tree iron arches. The totem poles are all historical marks. But many homeless people sleeping on the ground demonize this very contemporary local municipality. Staff did not take any measures to improve the area is really regrettable suitable for short visit safety considerations not suitable for evening visit

The first Ohio governors arrived in 1851 to greet the Indians who had lived there for 6,000 years, and named the developed area Indian Chief Seath, the source of Seattle's name. Today, the Pioneer Square, which is at the junction of First Street and Yesler Street, retains the 19th-century gold rush and booming streetscape: the iconic Victorian buildings are full of antique flavors; the mixed-material waiting booths cast for the 1909 Trolley Street car; Elegant iron cast patterning and high street lamps; none of these are standard Victorian styles.

Seattle Travel - Pioneer Square, which is said to be the birthplace of the entire city, where you can learn about the past and present of the entire city. A historic fire destroyed half of Seattle 130 years ago, when the mayor of Seattle decided to bury all the buildings below the second floor, resurface and then re-build, so there is now Seattle and the very famous Seattle underground city. The Xianmin Square is the only entrance to the underground city. The Xianmin Square is full of artistic atmosphere, with ancient buildings and modern graffiti. You can also understand the people's livelihood while feeling the art here. Why not? This is not just the square, but the new beginning for the whole of Seattle.

It's very close to the accommodation, so on the first day of my stay in Seattle, I had nothing to do with my accommodation and went there to visit. Of course, although the name with "Square", and our Chinese concept of the Square is still different, just a small block. Pioneer Square has a long history. The founders of Seattle were stationed here in 1952. The statue of the Chief of Seattle can be found in the square, but the family name is Sealth, Seattle is the result of word of mouth. Come here and have a look at Occidental Square beside you. It's similar in style. But we are approaching evening, when the tramps are beginning to come alive. Unfortunately, the nearby Century Link Field has just finished a football match, and crazy fans have come here to celebrate. The scary tramps and crazy fans make us think it's better to stay here less.

Walking here when you have time is a good choice!