Kerry Park (iconic Seattle skyline viewpoint)

Kerry Park is a small public park on Queen Anne Hill donated by Albert S. Kerry in 1927 and developed as a viewpoint. The park provides one of the city's most photographed panoramic views of downtown Seattle, Elliott Bay, and Mount Rainier and is a frequent site for skyline and sunset photography. Its compact plaza and benches make it a popular location for wedding portraits and tourist visits from both locals and visitors.