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Search results for: Downtown Seattle, WA
 | Walking Time | Price ($) | Contract | Address | Owner Contact | |
 | 1 minutess | 300.00 | Monthly | 1100 2nd ave | Contact Parking Owner | |
 | 2 minutes | 273.00 | Monthly | 1218 3rd Ave | Contact Parking Owner | |
 | 3 minutes | 260.00 | Monthly | 1011 Western Ave | Contact Parking Owner | |
 | 3 minutes | 250.00 | Monthly | 1007 Western Avenue | Contact Parking Owner | |
 | 3 minutes | 230.00 | Monthly | 1108 Western Ave | Contact Parking Owner | |
 | 3 minutes | 260.00 | Monthly | 200 University St | Contact Parking Owner | |
 | 3 minutes | 273.00 | Monthly | 1301 2nd Ave | Contact Parking Owner | |
 | 5 minutes | 390.00 | Monthly | 1200 6th Ave | Contact Parking Owner | |
 | 6 minutes | 310.00 | Monthly | 1420 5th Ave | Contact Parking Owner | |
 | 6 minutes | 265.00 | Monthly | 1500 2nd Ave | Contact Parking Owner | |
 | 6 minutes | 225.00 | Monthly | 1422 Alaskan Way | Contact Parking Owner | |
 | 6 minutes | 288.00 | Monthly | 1501 4th Ave | Contact Parking Owner | |
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Parking in Downtown Seattle
Downtown Seattle is made up of Pioneer Square, Central Business District, Pike Market, Belltown, First Hill, Yesler Terrace, and International District. Belltown features some of the northwest’s best restaurants, nightclubs, and residences. The area is also home to Olympic Sculpture Park which opened in 2007. This nine-acre, outdoor sculpture museum and beach is maintained and operated by the Seattle Art Museum. The museum itself features over 25,000 pieces and underwent an extensive expansion in 2006. Pioneer Square is home to art galleries and cafes, as well as a great display of Seattle’s finest architecture. With so many interesting cultural neighborhoods and attractions, parking in Downtown Seattle can be quite difficult to find.
One of, if not the, biggest attraction in Downtown would have to be Pike Place Market. The market is designed to put buyers in contact with producers. Local farmers sell their produce at the nine-acre market, alongside a wide array of merchants, from book and antique sellers, to craftsman and fish sellers. Parking in Downtown Seattle can be quite difficult on the weekends when Pike Place Market attracts thousands of shoppers.
Use ParkingSpotter.com to find parking in Downtown Seattle. We have listings throughout the downtown neighborhoods and our database is constantly growing. Search for parking by entering an address in ParkingSpotter.com. If, by any chance, there are no parking spots listed that meet your needs, sign up for email alerts with ParkingSpotter.com and we’ll automatically notify you when parking in Downtown Seattle becomes available.