Queen Anne in Seattle is akin to Mossley Hill in Liverpool with its upscale residential feel and commanding city views. Queen Anne sits on the highest named hill in the city, offering stunning views of downtown Seattle and the surrounding waterways. The neighborhood is divided into Lower and Upper Queen Anne. Lower Queen Anne, also known as Uptown, hosts the iconic Seattle Center with landmarks such as the Space Needle, Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP), and Pacific Science Center. Upper Queen Anne is primarily residential, characterized by beautiful historic homes, quaint shops, and tree-lined streets. It is known for its peaceful atmosphere and excellent schools, making it a desirable location for families. Kerry Park on the south slope is famous for its postcard-perfect view of the Seattle skyline, framed by Mount Rainier in the distance when the weather allows. The Queen Anne Avenue North is the main commercial strip with a mix of charming boutiques, eateries, and coffee shops. Queen Anne's community is engaged and active, often participating in local events and supporting the arts with several small theaters like the Seattle Repertory Theatre and Teatro ZinZanni.