Seattle, Washington: The Fremont Troll
A giant concrete troll has been lurking under the north end of the Aurora bridge and snacking on children and cars since 1990.
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Having lived in Seattle almost my whole life I know the offbeat attractions quite well.
The greatest collection of the unusual is located in a neighborhood called Fremont. There you will find a gigantic troll located underneath the Hwy 99 bridge. I do not know who the artist was or when it was created, but it has endured a great many years. The troll is made of concrete, and about the size of a small house. In his hand he is crushing a real VW Beetle.
In Fremont you will also find a twenty foot statue of Lenin (I couldn't tell you why). Plus an old rocket mounted to the side of a building that blows smoke every hour as it tries to blast off. The Pacific Science Center just recently moved their life size dinosaur exhibit to Freemont -- these dinosaurs are carved from living hedges. Freemont has even more oddities. Just explore who knows what you'll find.
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The Fremont Troll
- Address:
- N 36th St., Seattle, WA
- Directions:
- Under the Aurora Ave. Bridge -- sometimes called the George Washington Bridge -- at N. 36th Street. Counterintuitively, the Fremont Troll is not under the nearby Fremont bridge.
- Admission:
- Free
- RA Rates:
- Major Fun
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The Troll is a great photo op; climb on up! Recall that his one eye is a hubcap. And the Archie McFee novelty warehouse store is in the vicinity.