Looking for f
ascinating shopping centers in
Seattle this vacation? Search no more, as we have narrowed down Seattle's best shopping spots for you to revel in cool shopping spree. Fashionista looking for trendiest brand name or vintage lover or souvenirs collector or budget hunter or looking for newest edition to home decor- shop till you drop, for Seattle has it all!
Image via https://goo.gl/maps/OV1NaPike Place Market
The delightful and vibrant Pike Place Market is Seattle's most tourist heavy spot. The place stretches across 9 acres, adorned with over 500 shops, vendor stalls and restaurants spread in 11 buildings. You can pick up cloths, artisan chocolates, flowers, gifts, fruits, vegetables and local made pottery, jewelry and candles. The best place to pick up souvenirs while admiring a busker diligently strumming his guitar. The staccato rumble of tires over cobblestones punctuates the quiet morning air as box trucks roll down Pike Place to offload their ware. While there, you can sit yourself down for a great meal in one of its many restaurants.
Address: 85 Pike Street, Room 500,Seattle, WA 98101
Phone: (206) 682-7453
Website:
www.pikeplacemarket.org
University Village
The University Village is an open air complex, that is the heart and soul of University District Shopping scene. The complex is bustling with the University crowds, and features many charming shops, Fran's Chocolates, chic candle maker Glassybaby, cool eateries and restaurants and gorgeous garden areas.
Address: 2673 NE University Village M, Seattle, WA 98105
Phone: 206-523-0622
www.uvillage.comHours: Mon-Sat 9:30am-9pm, Sun 11am-6pm
Wallingford Center
For an intimate shopping experience, head to Wallingford Center. This site offers over 17 retail boutiques, with goods, such as organic, eco-friendly and sustainable items; gifts; handbags; jewelry; home decor and handmade women's clothing. Stores highlights include - Fair Trade Winds, Crackerjack Contemporary Crafts, Bad Woman Yarn, Trophy Cupcakes and Party
and Tweedy & Popp.
Address: 1815 N 45th St, Seattle, WA
Phone: 206) 547-7246
www.wallingfordcenter.com
International District
For shopping
in authentic Asian shops, stop at International District. This is the
thriving and vibrant Asian-American district of Seattle. Stacked up with
charming Asian shops and restaurants, this place screams out slice of
rich Asian culture in the heart of Seattle. A special mention is
Uwajimaya - A massive market, that is loaded with everything from arts
and crafts to fresh produce to live fish to herbs. Make sure to stop for
a delicious meal here.
Address: 4th Ave S at S Jackson St, Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: 206-382-1197
www.cidbia.org
Fremont
The shops here reflect
bohemian culture and you can explore famous public artwork. Lined up
with unique boutiques, featuring funky cowboy boots, trendy women's
clothing and lovely stationery - discover a unique shopping experience
in this cultural venue.
Address: 465 N 36th St, Seattle, WA 98103
Phone: 206-632-1500
www.fremontseattle.com
Northgate Mall
Local's delight and one of town's most popular mall - Northgate Mall features over 60 specialty shops and chain stores, like Nordstrom, JCPenney and Macy's. Aside from the amazing shops, the venue also is a great hang out spot with wide open central atrium, broad corridors and modern skylights. Also dotted with many fine restaurants, you can enjoy a delicious meal here.
Address: 401 NE Northgate Way, Seattle, WA 98125
Phone: 206-362-4777
www.simon.comHours: Mon-Sat 10am-9pm; Sun 11am-7pm
Pacific Place
Pacific Place is a five storey mall, located in the heart of downtown. The mall encompasses plenty of specialty shops, fine restaurants and entertainment venues, like eleven-screen movie theatre. Signature stores, include - Tiffany & Co., J. Crew, Brookstone, Barneys New York, bebe, Express, Game Stop, Guess, Coach, J. Crew, Ann Taylor, Victoria's Secret, Michael Kors and so on.
Address: 600 Pine St, Seattle, WA 98101
Phone: 206-405-2655
www.pacificplaceseattle.comHours: Mon-Sat 10am-8pm; Sun 10am-7pm
University District
A place filled with University crowds and of course decked with friendly shops, cafes, restaurants, libraries, museums, bars, comedy clubs and cultural events. Also a venue to discover an interesting mix of farmer's market and boutiques.
Address: University Way, Seattle, WA 98105
Phone: 206-547-4417
www.udistrictchamber.orgSeattle Best Shopping Centers Map Guide
