Wing Luke Museum
- Museum
- Regional draw
- Seattle
Wing Luke Museum explores Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander experiences through community-developed exhibitions in Seattle’s Chinatown–International District.
Its home in the historic East Kong Yick Building connects gallery displays with the stories of people who lived and worked in the neighborhood.
Check current museum admission and opening days before visiting. Historic Hotel Tours are offered on a first-come basis when available and can be cancelled because of heat in the historic spaces. Group tours have separate arrangements. Use the South King Street entrance and plan nearby paid parking or public transport, as the museum has no on-site visitor lot.
Visitor details reviewed October 27, 2026. Consult primary place information for background, and confirm current access and operating arrangements before visiting. View on OpenStreetMap.
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