The blocks around South Main Street hold an unusual number of designated landmarks, all within a few minutes' walk of one another. At the heart of this cluster stands Seattle Buddhist Church, an official City of Seattle landmark since 1976, at 1427 S Main St in the Atlantic neighborhood of the Central Area. Make it your first stop, then set off on a short stroll past its protected neighbors on nearby blocks.
Its Place on Seattle's Landmark List
Seattle Buddhist Church holds City of Seattle landmark number 160, a status the city granted in 1976 through Ordinance 106100. The landmark list is overseen by the Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board, which places this building in the company of every other site Seattle has chosen to protect.
For a sense of how the church fits into that wider picture, browse the full list of designated landmarks across Seattle and start sketching out your next stops.














