Fremont Bridge is located in Seattle, Washington. It is a double-leaf bascule bridge that links the Fremont and Queen Anne neighborhoods across the Lake Washington Ship Canal. It was opened on June 15, 1917 and built at a cost of USD410,000. It has a low vessel clearance and is frequently opened and busy. It features on the National Register of Historic Places.
Website: seattle.gov
Phone: (206) 684-8325
Seattle, WA 98103 ·2275.85 mi
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yelpLandmark in Seattle, Washington... Driving around, I saw a blue bridge in front of me. I remembered seeing something like this on Yelp, so I turned the corner, parked along the side of the road,...
MoreWe got to cross the Fremont Bridge while in Seattle. The bridge connects the neighborhoods of Fremont and Queen Anne and was built in 1917. The corner parts of the bridge stood out to me the most...
MoreCame upon this bridge while out and about being new in town, in ... well Fremont it got my attention with its blue and orange color scheme being a Met fan. It wasn't always this color which is a...
MoreAs a lover of bridges, I always welcome the opportunity to check out unique bridges when I'm visiting a city. While I was out searching for the Fremont Troll in Seattle, I came across the Fremont...
MoreThe Fremont Bridge connects the Queen Anne area to Fremont and runs parallel to Highway 99. Standing on the bridge gives good views of the lake on one side and views of the 99 on the other. The...
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