Streissguth Gardens, Seattle
A small, family maintained garden located on the northwest side of Seattle's Capitol Hill, on a steep hillside.
A small, family maintained garden located on the northwest side of Seattle's Capitol Hill, on a steep hillside. Noisy but offering great views over Lake Union, of downtown Seattle, and of the Olympic Mountains in the distance.
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About Streissguth Gardens
1640 Broadway East, Seattle, WA, United States
+1 206-329-9148
Streissguth Gardens and Nearby Sights on Map
Lakeview Cemetery
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Volunteer Park
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Seattle Asian Art Museum
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Gas Works Park
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Museum of History and Industry Seattle
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Center for Wooden Boats
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Washington Park Arboretum
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