The original Pioneer Square was actually a triangle between 1st Avenue and James Street. Today it features a totem pole carved by Tlingit Indians as well as a statue of Chief Sealth. WA Description - houses a renowned collection of Asian, African and Northwest Coast Indian art. The collection also contains European paintings and decorative as well as 20th-century American, ancient Mediterranean and Egyptian arts. Traveling exhibits are scheduled throughout the year.
Food is available.
Six galleries are devoted to Chinese art, with more than 7,000 works including paintings, sculpture, calligraphy, jades, bronzes, textiles, lacquers and ceramics. The 92-acre zoological garden is home to more than 300 animal species representative of various worldwide ecosystems.