A stroll through historic Pike Place Market

Pike Place Market opened on Aug. 17, 1907, with just a few farmers carts. It quickly became a hit and by 1909, it boasted about 64 farmers per day and 300,000 visitors per month. Today it attracts about ten million visitors annually, making it Seattle's most popular tourist attraction and one of its most historic. From buskers to florists to fishmongers, take a stroll through Seattle's iconic market.
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[@patsalas5170]

❤😂 1970 to 1975...came here a couple times a week...they sold fish but didn't throw it 😂...starbucks only sold coffee beans...the Athenian cafe was excellent and there was a beautiful Italian shop that sold delicious cheeses and meats ❤❤❤❤

[@pretor706]

Always a pleasure.

[@kevinkoperniak7062]

Just came back from Seattle! Loved it there. .. and Pike Place Market was great 😊 . Just avoid third Avenue!

It is a really amazing place

[@GiovannyHenriquezchaivez]

Want meet Seattle and pike place market

[@denelson83]

This will sadly never exist in my world. I live on Vancouver Island, and have a standing travel warning against the United States.

[@normacroberts-hakizimana8785]

😂😅😂