Westlake Square

Westlake Square is a small urban park located in downtown Seattle, Washington. Situated at the intersection of Westlake Avenue, Stewart Street, and 6th Avenue, this compact space serves as part of Seattle's downtown "town square" area.

The park is characterized by its paved surface, forming a triangular shape bounded by the surrounding streets. Westlake Square features trees and decorative plantings, adding a touch of greenery to the urban landscape. Historically, the park once included amenities such as a canopy, benches, and an underground restroom similar to the one found in Pioneer Square.

Westlake Square's location places it in close proximity to the South Lake Union Streetcar station, making it easily accessible by public transportation. The park's central position in the city makes it a popular spot for passersby and those looking for a brief respite in the bustling downtown area.

As part of Seattle's network of downtown parks, Westlake Square may occasionally host special events, contributing to the vibrant urban culture of the city center. However, due to its small size, the park primarily serves as a transitional space rather than a destination for extended recreation.