North 36th St, Fremont

For a main thoroughfare, traffic is relatively light on this street. The homes are nice and well maintained and the area is heavily populated with trees, flowers and bushes. Neighbors are polite and friendly, and I attribute this to the proximity to Fremont, which is known for its energetic and neighborly spirit. Part of the street has some good shopping and comfortable pubs to stop and take some time. The area is very "green" in that there are several pedestrians and bicyclists in the area. Not a bad place to visit or live in this city.

This street connects the neighborhoods of Fremont and Wallingford. It’s a cute area with shops as well as residential houses and apartments. I often see lots of bicyclists along the street since it’s near the Burke Gilman trail. Continue down the street to the west and you’ll end up at Gasworks Park. Very nice street in Seattle!

For a more interesting and definitely unique attraction to visit, I recommend going to see the Fremont Troll. The Fremont Troll is housed under the north end of the Aurora Avenue Bridge. It is amazing to see how many visitors there are to the troll, hanging out with it, asking questions, and such. If you happen to be in Seattle during Halloween, attend the Trollaween on October 31st, where the troll emerges from its home under the bridge and is found strolling down the street of Fremont, accompanied by fire puppets and performers. This is a one of a kind experience.