Cal Anderson seems to be the place to go if you're just starting out. There are three Pokéstops here and it's been attracting crowds of other players since the weekend. According to some, all you have to do is sit and wait and the Pokemon will come to you.

Lake Union Park appears to be crawling with Pokestops. In fact, if we were you we'd just walk around the park and then head up Terry Avenue. Seems like there's at least one every block for a while.

Perhaps this is a bit morbid but if you've ever been looking for a reason to visit Bruce & Brandon Lee's gravesites, there's a gym located there. Make sure you look up from your phone to pay some respects at least a little while.

Not only are there two Pokestops in the park but there's also gym located on Lawton Elementary School. Please don't be a weirdo hanging out by an elementary school all day, though.

According to one person on PokemonGo Seattle, "Lincoln park is crawling with charmanders...Squirtles seem to just pop up at lured stops near water for me."

Three or four Pokestops touch in this hotspot. Take a walk around and you're sure to find them and whatever Pokemon are lurking nearby.

According to one Redditer, "On the lighthouse side, just where the public beach starts, three lures can be started and accessed from sitting in the middle."

At least four Pokestops and one gym have been spotted in or around Uwajimaya Village. Great opportunity to walk around I-District if you've never done it.

One person on Twitter says "Shortys/Lava Lounge is the greatest Pokémon catching spot in all of Seattle. 4 Stops within each bar's range."

If you happen to be taking a flight out of town, give yourself some extra time to run around the airport as there are multiple Pokestops where you can put out some lures to catch Pokemon.