Hi! Did you mean Kerry Park? If you did, buses run up and down Queen Anne Avenue on a regular bases. Although the park is not in the center of the downtown area of Seattle, it is fairly close and you could walk part of the way and then take a bus, or walk over to Seattle Center and take the Monorail to Westlake Center, or if it is a particularly sunny day, you could walk down the hill to the Seattle Art Museum's Sculpture Park to view the pieces of art, and continue your walk along the waterfront. Hope this helps?

You should look to get images of the sign above the market. At the corner of Pine and 1st street, you can see the sign, "Public Market." Very iconic image of the city.

Hi, We drove up to Kerry Park for the iconic view which should not disappoint (depending on the weather you might also get to see Mount Rainier in the background!) A telephoto lens or zoom on your phone would also give you a great view from there. Otherwise hop on a ferry to get a view from the water back to the city.

A nice little quiet spot with a great view.

Worth it. Favor the right side of the park and arrive at dusk when the city lights turn on. At night you lose Rainier. During the day, the cranes will distract from your image.

Yes, definitely.

I think there's a bus stop nearby. I recommend using Google Maps. There's always Uber. I would NOT recommend walking from Lower Queen Anne, because the hill is VERY steep. It's a very small park with some play equipment. The view of the city from Kerry Park and upscale homes are the big draw.

The most important is a clear day. I prefer to arrive one hour before sunset and stay till it's dark.

Your best bet is to go north or south on Queen Anne Avenue North and turn west on Highland. Parking is hit-or-miss, but people do not tend to stay long at the park.

This would be a great place for a small wedding if the parks department will issue permission. In Seattle, count on good weather from mid-July to August 15.