Occidental Square - Seattle (WA)

4 /5 Yer Vang: Great landmarks to visit if you want a day of exploration. We only visited a few places of pioneer square, but it was worth the sightseeing. Around the outskirts of Pioneer Square was lots of homelessness, so be careful out there.

5 /5 Uchizi Phakati: Occidental Square is an absolute gem in the heart of the city. This charming park offers a perfect blend of nature, history, and urban life. Surrounded by beautiful trees, manicured gardens, and sculptures, it’s an ideal spot to unwind, whether you’re enjoying a peaceful moment alone or gathering with friends. The atmosphere is welcoming, with ample seating and plenty of space to relax. Its central location makes it a convenient stop, and there’s always something happening nearby, from local events to street performers. The park’s rich history adds to its appeal, making it not just a green space, but a cultural landmark. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat or a place to people-watch, Occidental Square delivers in every way. A must-visit for anyone exploring the area!

4 /5 Adrian Miramontes photography: The trees have moss and an extensive tree canopy, a variety of historical and contemporary architecture, and a pedestrianized corridor that makes Occidental Square beautiful. Would be better if there were more seating, shops, restaurants, and live music.

5 /5 Dom: One of the few "main squares" in the city. Its a gorgeous public space always bustling with people and events. A great place to bring your camera and shoot for a bit. A must visit!

5 /5 T D (琳): Came here on a Friday afternoon to see the skull sculptures hand made by renowned artist Hermes Arroyo to celebrate Day of the Dead in the month of October. They were so pretty! Atmosphere here was relaxing with music and some games such as giant chess and tumbling blocks. There is also nice table and chairs to sit in front of some other sculptures.