Central Seattle is the city’s energetic core—dense, walkable, and stitched together by transit, parks, and late-night eats.

Capitol Hill, First Hill, Central District, Madison Valley, Madison Park, Madrona, Leschi, Montlake, Eastlake, South Lake Union, Denny Triangle, Belltown, Downtown/Westlake, Chinatown–International District, Pioneer Square, Yesler Terrace

If it’s in the heart of the city and a short stroll to a view or a venue, it belongs here.

North Seattle is leafy, residential, and transit-linked—ravines, playfields, and light rail tying quiet streets to the city.

Northgate, Licton Springs, Maple Leaf, Pinehurst, Haller Lake, Victory Heights, Lake City, Cedar Park, Meadowbrook, Matthews Beach, Wedgwood, View Ridge, Ravenna, Roosevelt

If it’s north of the Ship Canal and smells like evergreens, it fits here.

Queen Anne is hilltop Seattle—stairway walks, tree-lined boulevards, and postcard skyline views from Kerry Park to Seattle Center.

Upper Queen Anne, Lower Queen Anne (Uptown), East Queen Anne, West Queen Anne, North Queen Anne

If it’s on the hill with a view, it’s Queen Anne.