Jim Ellis Freeway Park is a park, located at 700 Seneca St. Seattle, WA 98101 United States. Visit their website seattle.gov for more detailed information.

Located between 6th and 9th Avenues, Freeway Park provides a space where residents, shoppers, downtown office workers, hotel visitors and the whole array of people from all backgrounds who make up the downtown population may come together to enjoy the social elements of a city park.

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700 Seneca St. Seattle, WA 98101 United States

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Rating Count: 55
Review Count: 23
Tags: #HiddenGem #OutdoorSeating #Park #Lunch #Sculptures

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Anynomous

11 September 2016

No water flowing. Disappointed.
Anynomous

25 August 2016

If brutalism is your architectural jam, you really need to gallivant around here and find some secret passageways.
Anynomous

26 July 2016

Cool park. Some sketchy people hanging out like the rest of Seattle though.
Anynomous

26 February 2015

Fantastic outdoor space. Make sure to check out the waterfall.
Anynomous

16 February 2015

Way to make the interstate less grey
Anynomous

03 September 2014

beautiful and serene. perfect place for lunch or writing.
Anynomous

23 June 2014

Don't come here after dark
Anynomous

29 May 2014

A Brutalist fountain is one of the many highlights one can find in this cool urban maze that floats like a fortress of nature and concrete above Interstate 5.
Anynomous

15 April 2012

Didn't realize this place was "sketchy". Perhaps I don't pay attention, but appearances are deceiving.
Anynomous

14 March 2012

I come here at least 3 times a week after 11 pm and I never feel unsafe.
Anynomous

06 October 2011

This park gets credit for helping me on my 3 mile walk + tons of stairs lunch workout! These stairs are no joke, you'll be sweatin'!
Anynomous

25 September 2011

Take some time to admire the flowers- there are many!
Anynomous

20 August 2011

Delightful by day. But you have to love right angles, stairs, and concrete. A setting in the urban fantasy novel HELLEPHANT!
Anynomous

16 August 2011

breathing air for a moment during the afternoon☺
Anynomous

28 July 2011

The city really is trying to clean up this park's image and get normal law-abiding people to enjoy it. It really is a beautiful place, and the water sculpture is so cool! Check it out! (but don't fall
Anynomous

11 June 2011

This place is totally safe I've walked through on my way home at night never a issue
Anynomous

26 May 2011

Avoid the rape alcoves!
Anynomous

25 May 2011

The youth and hobos are nice. No trouble at all!
Anynomous

30 July 2010

ridiculous; this place is perfectly safe.
Anynomous

15 March 2010

Look out for the hobos and those kids on the pot. They look like trouble