Jimi Hendrix Experience Seattle Tour - Jimi Hendrix Memorial, Park and Statue.

Seattle is the birthplace and final resting place of rock and roll guitar legend extraordinaire Jimi Hendrix. For the true Hendrix aficionado there are three can't miss locations in the greater Seattle area to pay tribute to him. In this video we will visit all three: the Hendrix statue on Broadway in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, Jimi Hendrix Park in the Central District, and the Jimi Hendrix Memorial in the Seattle suburb of Renton. The first two are within a couple of miles and an easy 15 minute drive of each other. The third is a bit further out in Renton, about a half hour drive south of downtown Seattle.
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[@gurpir]

Awesome

[@sunnyskytravel4571]

Glad you liked it, thanks for watching and leaving your comment!

[@ClubCrafteria]

Nice to see this beautiful place

[@sunnyskytravel4571]

Thanks very much for watching and commenting.

[@bullDJI]

I am always happy for your videos. Because I can see what it looks like in the land across the sea. Not just from Hollywood movies on TV.

[@sunnyskytravel4571]

No Hollywood here, that's for sure. Thanks for your comment and support, we always appreciate it!

[@richardarthur-nycstories]

Oh interesting, I had no idea that there was a Jimi Hendrix statue in Seattle, I don't recall seeing that in your videos before!! In the memorial park I love the cutout in the structure, I'm sure if you catch the sun right it would probably look awesome seeing the silhouette. I would also be interested in the African-American museum. Let's hope that this video gets the views that it deserves, the memorial is stunning to see. It was also nice that you got the memorial to yourself for a change for the most part.

[@sunnyskytravel4571]

Yes, the statue and the park were both new to me as well. The park has only been open for a few years apparently and I'm unsure how long the statue has been on the street. There isn't really much in the park that pertains directly to Hendrix other than what we showed, it's mostly just a big grassy field with some soccer goals. And the memorial is nowhere near as heavily visited as Bruce Lee's grave, which always has people around it no matter the day of the week or time of day or weather.