What a great surprise to find this wonderful garden in the center of a busy city! It is so peaceful and pretty. One can sit there, relax, explore, read a book - entrance is free.

This is a fantastic little oasis in the middle of Seattle. We sat and had morning tea and read about the early days of UPS, all while looking and listening to the waterfall. All the bustle of the city faded away.

It’s a little hidden area near Occidental Square and not particularly much to it, but we enjoyed it. My 18 month old has a fascination with quick moving water (falls, creeks, rivers, etc) so I thought we should check this out. We walked from Pike’s...More

It is a hidden gem of Seattle, a nice, quiet and very nice place. It is advisable to go early, because at noon there are many people and you can not appreciate the charm.

Tagged along on a business trip with my husband, rather than sitting in the hotel I found this peaceful little spot to soak up some sun and listen to the roar of the waterfall!

Nice zen waterfall and garden marking the spot where UPS began. It was of particular interest to my husband since he worked for them for 30 years. You are welcome to sit as long as you like (sun or shade) and enjoy the waterfall and...More

Waterfall Garden Park is an urban waterfall garden that marks the location where UPS was founded. It is a well-designed area which makes a great place to stop in the Pioneer Square area. There isn't much to it, but if you want a place to...More