Where is the soundgarden in seattle

See more on TripAdvisor ». Wonderful place to explore, have a picnic or a quite walk. The sounds from the garden are very relaxing and do not disturb the tranquility of the setting. Pack a picnic, bring a friend or visit on a date. Also great for kids. This, pretty much was like going to Mecca for me.

I'm a huge Soundgarden and Chris Cornell fan oh, so this was a must go, must-see for me when I was in the Seattle area. It's just nice to sit in the quiet and listen to the organ pipes as they blow in the Wind, and let your mind wander free Really rad public acoustic art installation. Well worth a visit. Highly recommend. It's interesting, not sure we'd have made the trip if we'd known more about it.

Magnuson Park is arguably the best place to fly a kite. Sand Point Head also known as "Kite Hil," is a grassy, foot hilltop overlooking the waters of Lake Washington to the east. With no trees to trap your kite, Kite Hill offers clear views to the north and south. Mount Rainier too! From Sand Point Way N. Go straight ahead to the lake, then left north along the shoreline. The Junior League of Seattle donated and dedicated this "Air, Land and Sea" playground to the children of Seattle to commemorate the organization's 75 years of community service.

The playground was designed partly by children and built entirely by volunteers at the site of the former Naval Air Station, Seattle Control Tower. The design of the playground includes several features which commemorate the site's past use as an airfield. The N. It also includes markings at each end just like a real runway. A mosaic at the southwest corner of the playground includes compass points and nautical themes. To get there, enter the park at N.

Drive straight ahead until you see a wide planted median. The playground is directly east toward Lake Washington. Add your comment in english. Moshman guest. My first time in Seattle I was taking pictures of the city and the Spaceneedle, and was inspired to take a picture on the artwork "Sound Garden".

A few years later when grunge music blew up. I was a big fan of Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and Soundgarden. Nearest light rail station: Westlake. Nearest light rail station: Seattle Center Monorail connection from Westlake. Get free updates! Read about my latest adventures and get important travel tips and advice in your inbox by subscribing to my newsletter. We respect your privacy and will never share or sell your information.

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