Discover places to explore together, with outdoor access and indoor exclusions explained.
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Seattle Center allows controlled animals on the outdoor grounds on an adequate leash, while excluding pets from buildings, posted areas and some major events.
An open-air Coral Gables shopping center that welcomes well-behaved dogs in common areas under a leash-or-carrier code.
Outdoor plazas where the operator allows dogs on a leash no longer than six feet or in a carrier, with fountain decks and tenant interiors excluded.
A free 230-acre living collection with walking loops where dogs stay leashed and out of beaches, playgrounds, natural areas and the separate Japanese Garden.
A Seattle ferry trip decision page for the state's current policy allowing leashed pets in most passenger areas, with signed exclusions and crew discretion.
A 20-acre central waterfront park from Pioneer Square and the stadiums to Pier 62 where pets stay leashed and on walkways during posted hours.
An open-air entertainment plaza that permits dogs on a leash no longer than six feet while excluding fountain decks and leaving tenant access to each business.
A ticketed 28-acre public garden where Austin Parks and Recreation welcomes dogs on a short leash.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.