Tilikum Place

Seattle, United States

4

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+1 206-684-4075
Website:
www.tilikumplace.com
Address:
415 Cedar St, Seattle, WA, 98121
at 4th Ave
Belltown
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
510 ftDenny Way & 6th Ave N
560 ftDenny Way & 6th Ave
590 ft4th Ave & Wall Street
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Local time (Seattle) 09:53 Friday, 29 November 2024

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5 reviews of Tilikum Place

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Place rating: 4
Charlotte, NC
We passed through here on the way from 5 Points to the Space Needle and then again later from the EMP Museum to Zeek’s. Cute little plaza with a fountain (not running in December), some benches and a large Indian statue. What’s the deal?
Well, the name «tilikum» is «welcome» in Chinook. And the dude? Well, that’s Chief Seattle, the guy after whom this wonderful city is named. And he’s got his arm raised in greetings to the first white settlers who arrived here in 1851 at Alki Point, which you can’t quite see from here but you can from up in the Space Needle.
Be aware of the homeless. I wouldn’t want to wander around here at night.
Place rating: 3
Seattle, WA
Great during the day, food and drinks close by. Lots of street parking, sundays are free,
Just be careful at night by yourself
Place rating: 4
Sugar Land, TX
Loved this little plaza. We walked from our hotel and found this area and it’s very inviting. There are several restaurants that line the plaza including Zeeks pizza, 5 point café, Tilikum Place Café, and a few other little places. We ate at Zeeks and contemplated the Tilikum Place Café.
We enjoyed looking at the statue in the middle of the plaza.
It’s a nice little area to walk through while wandering around Seattle. It’s just blocks away from Seattle Center, Space Needle, Pacific Science Center, etc…
Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
What is not to love?
It is almost hidden from most. The busy intersections. 99, Denny Way.
Once you are not in a bus or your car is parked you have time to enjoy this little court and ponder the mastery of the work. the statue. Then the history.
Finally a quick stop in to one of many favorite restaurants.
Place rating: 4
Chicago, IL
one of the coolest statues in Seattle in my opinion
and it is right outside the 5 Point Café, so check out a cool Statue and get you some good grub and a stiff drink
In 1912, local sculptor James Wehn created this magnificent, meticulously researched statue of Chief Seattle. Myrtle Loughery, the chief’s great-​great granddaughter, unveiled it on Founder’s Day, November 13, 1912. Renovated in 1975, the Chief Seattle sculpture today presides over Tilikum Place, a small square at the intersection of Fifth Avenue, Denny Way, and Cedar Street, near the southeastern corner of the Seattle Center