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Seattle

Capitol Hill, Pike and Pine

Capitol Hill, around Pike, Pine and Broadway, is Seattle's LGBTQ+ neighbourhood, a dense mix of bars, queer cafés, drag and community spaces. Seattle Pride and the Capitol Hill street parties every June are the summer highlight.

Cover photo: Madison Pub · Photo: Another Believer / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Editor's picks

Six places to start in Seattle

LGBTQ+ bars, clubs and queer places in Seattle

6 places
  • BabelandCommunity & culture

    East Pike Street 707, Seattle, 98122

  • Charlie's Queer BooksCommunity & culture

    North 36th Street 465, Seattle, 98103

  • Ingersoll Gender CenterCommunity & culture

    East Pike Street 911, Seattle, 98122

  • Peer SeattleCommunity & culture

    Bellevue Avenue 1520, Seattle, 98122

  • QueertiqueCommunity & culture

    East Pike Street 1017, Seattle, 98122

  • Seattle's LGBTQ+ CenterCommunity & culture

    East Pine Street 400, Seattle, 98122

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Seattle for LGBTQ+ visitors

Where is the gay area in Seattle?

Capitol Hill, around Pike, Pine and Broadway, is Seattle's LGBTQ+ neighbourhood, a dense mix of bars, queer cafés, drag and community spaces. Seattle Pride and the Capitol Hill street parties every June are the summer highlight.

How can I meet LGBTQ+ people in Seattle?

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