Your commute is quick and easy because all forms of public transportation lead to Pioneer Square: the Sounder train, Link Light Rail, buses, ferries, a streetcar, and a water taxi. Walk or bike to work along our new east-west pedestrian connections and new biking lanes along the Waterfront Park and through downtown. Rent one of the many scooters and bikes available to get around. Plus find easy connections to major freeways and highways.

Getting Here

A Place that Inspires

Find inspiration in the neighborhood’s beautiful architecture and public art. Enjoy the shade from tall trees and the sound of nature from nearby Waterfall Garden Park. Meet your colleague for coffee at an outdoor table or share a bench in Pioneer Square Park or Occidental Park. Look out to Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains as you walk to Habitat Beach, gateway to Seattle’s new Waterfront Park.

Unique Experiences

“Pioneer Square has a vibe that’s hard to match – rooted in history, fueled by creativity, and connected in every way. That energy fits perfectly with our culture and inspires the work we do at Slalom Hawk Tower every day. What makes it even better is how the neighborhood comes alive after hours – whether we’re cheering on the Seahawks, Sounders, and Mariners, gathering at 13 Coins, taking in rooftop views at Populus, or simply celebrating together at Lowlander Brewing. It’s that mix of culture, community, and shared experiences that makes Pioneer Square such an incredible place for us to work and connect.”

-Tony Rojas, President at Slalom

Convenient Access to What You Need

Enjoy easy access to downtown Seattle and the Central Business District, as well as City Hall, the Waterfront, Pike Place Market, and the sports stadiums. Walk to a concert or sporting event at nearby Lumen Field or T-Mobile Park after work. Discover adjacent neighborhoods like the Chinatown-International District and SODO. Find quality childcare at facilities, like the newly opened Seed of Life Center for Early Learning and Preschool.

Many High-Rated Amenities

Choose from among dozens of fine restaurants, hotels, and art galleries.

Nearly 100 bars and restaurants, including those from award-winning chef Renee Erickson.

Six hotels, including the new Populus Hotel featuring rooftop dining and stunning views.

More than 50 art galleries, hosting a monthly art walk that draws 20,000+ visitors.

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