No on-site lot; metered street parking generally limited to 2 hours (free after 8 pm and on Sundays), plus several nearby paid lots/garages per the museum’s parking map.
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Wing Luke Museum
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The Wing Luke Museum is a community-based museum in Seattle’s Chinatown–International District that shares Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander history, art, and culture. Since 2008 it has operated from the historic 1910 East Kong Yick Building at 719 S King St, and hosts programs and screenings in its Tateuchi Story Theatre (seating up to 70). Its location in the International District near Pioneer Square places it amid a walkable cluster of restaurants and cultural sites.
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Getting there
Short walk to the International District/Chinatown Link light rail station (Lines 1 and 2); First Hill Streetcar stops along S Jackson St near 7th Ave S; multiple King County Metro bus routes also serve the area.
