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Lonely Planet Seattle

Pages
256
Published
1998
Language
English

Synopsis

Lonely Planet Seattle is a city guide covering Seattle's neighborhoods and attractions, from Pike Place Market and the waterfront to Capitol Hill and the city's coffee and music culture, written and updated by Robert Balkovich and Becky Ohlsen. It includes practical listings for accommodation, dining, and things to do alongside background on the city's history and character, following the standard Lonely Planet city-guide format of destination chapters, maps, and planning tools.

Frequently asked questions

  • How does this guide differ from the broader regional books?

    This title focuses exclusively on city-specific navigation and local neighborhood insights, whereas the publisher's regional guides like Western USA or Pacific Northwest provide a wider scope that sacrifices granular detail for broader geographic coverage.

  • Are there other versions of this guide available?

    The publisher releases this title in multiple editions and formats, including a more concise Pocket Seattle version designed for shorter trips and focused sightseeing.