A hidden little treat in the middle of Seattle City is the Waterfall Garden. Designed by Masao Kinoshita of Sasaki Associates, this little park has a central 22 foot waterfall as the central feature. The landscaping has Japanese landscaping undertones given it greenery all around with different flowers at different times of the year. The sound of the waterfall and the freshness that gives in the middle of a busy city is really welcome.

This park was built on the place where the United Postal Service (UPS) started. Table and chair seating and benches are arranged for people to sit down and enjoy this man-made water feature. After walking around the Pioneer Square this is a good place to have lunch or chat over some delicious coffee.  It's also a pretty place for photo ops!

• A piece of heaven in the middle of downtown.
• It's a tourist spot so try to go there early so that you can secure a nice table. Take along a snack or a drink.
• Also take your camera to take pretty pictures.

• Entry is free.

• S Washington St and 3rd Ave S-358

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