Home Northwest Restaurants Lodging Highways Waterfront area Restaurants Lodging Attractions	The Waterfront Neighborhood of the Central Seattle Region and the attractions located there.
City of Seattle City Page Neighborhood information & attraction pages North Central / Downtown South / West Seattle Metro Restaurants Lodging City Pages Neighborhoods of Seattle’s Central Region West of Interstate-5 North to south Magnolia Interbay Queen Ann Lake Union Waterfront Seattle Center Eastlake Belltown Downtown Pioneer Square International District East of Interstate-5 North to South Montlake Madison Capital Hill Madrona Park First Hill Central Area	The Waterfront area in Seattle lies down the hill from the downtown Seattle area. It is a small strip of land between the bottom of the bluff below downtown and the edge of Elliot Bay. Today, Seattle’s waterfront is no longer an industrial and wharf area. Today the railroad tracks onto the wharfs are gone and in their place is a sidewalk, parks, and tourist attractions. The map at the left is of Seattle, it shows the neighborhoods we use in the Seattle Area. The Waterfront area is shown in Red. Downtown Seattle lies just east (to the right) of the waterfront.
	The Seattle Art Museum Olympic Sculpture Park the opening weekend for the Olympic Sculpture Park will be Saturday, October 28 and Sunday, October 29, 2006. the 9-acre Olympic Sculpture Park will be a major attraction, open and free to all. As SAM’s (Seattle Art Museum) third venue, this new park will give residents and visitors the opportunity to experience sculpture in an outdoor setting while enjoying the incredible views and beauty of the Olympic Mountains and Puget Sound.
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