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    Seattle Vintage Walking Maps

    Two hand-drawn maps for planning a day of vintage shopping in Seattle — one for Pioneer Square, one for Ballard. Each map numbers the vintage clothing, thrift, consignment, designer, and record shops worth a stop, plus the coffee and food breaks in between. Print one, fold it in your pocket, and walk it.

    Both routes start at a Bon Voyage Vintage shop, so you can pick up your day of vintage with us and wander from there.

    Tip: choose Print on both sides (flip on short edge, landscape) in your printer settings to get both maps on a single sheet.

    Seattle · Pioneer Square

    Vintage shopping in Pioneer Square

    Brick, cobblestone, and the oldest storefronts in Seattle. Plan a slow morning: coffee, a stack of vintage racks, Occidental Square, and a Salumi sandwich for lunch.

    • Historic brick storefronts and cobblestone alleys
    • Vintage clothing, galleries, records, and coffee stops
    • Starts at our Pioneer Square shop

    0 stops · walkable in an afternoon

    View & print mapVisit the Pioneer Square shop

    Seattle · Ballard

    Vintage shopping in Ballard

    Ballard Avenue is a dense, historic strip of boutiques, jewelers, and record stores under twinkle lights. Add a bakery stop and a bookstore browse and you've got a full day.

    • Ballard Avenue's boutique and consignment strip
    • Vintage clothing, local designers, jewelry, and bakeries
    • Starts at our Ballard shop

    0 stops · walkable in an afternoon

    View & print mapVisit the Ballard shop

    How to use the maps

    Are the Seattle vintage walking maps free?
    Yes. Both the Pioneer Square and Ballard vintage walking maps are free to view online and free to print — no signup, no email required.
    Can I print the vintage shopping map?
    Each map page has a Print button and is laid out to fit on a single sheet of letter paper in landscape, with the map on the left and the numbered shop list on the right.
    How long does the vintage shopping walk take?
    Plan on two to four hours per neighborhood. Both routes are compact and flat enough to walk end to end in about 15 minutes, so the time you spend is mostly in the racks and at coffee stops along the way.
    Which Seattle neighborhood is best for vintage shopping?
    Ballard Avenue is a dense strip of boutiques, jewelers, and record stores, while Pioneer Square pairs the oldest storefronts in Seattle with galleries and cobblestone alleys. Both start at a Bon Voyage Vintage shop.

    Start your day with us

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