South Hill Travel Guide

Spokane

A pink flower with green leaves.
A lush garden with banana trees, red poinsettias, and white poinsettias.
A pink lily with green leaves in a garden.
A formal garden with geometrically trimmed hedges, a central fountain, and a variety of flowering plants.
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Stay near popular South Hill attractions

Manito Park

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This beautiful public park in Spokane’s South Hill neighborhood features formal gardens with immaculate flowerbeds, a conservatory and a duck pond.
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Where to stay in South Hill

Find the best South Hill areas for the activities you enjoy most.
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Downtown Spokane

The stunning river views and popular shops are just a few highlights of Downtown Spokane. Make a stop by Bing Crosby Theater or Knitting Factory while you're exploring the area.

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North Spokane

Shopping and restaurants are some things travellers note about North Spokane. Check out Wonderland Family Fun Center or NorthTown Mall while you're familiarising yourself with the larger area.

A nighttime view of a tower with illuminated clocks and a number '1' on its side.
Photo by Mark Dillon
Open Photo by Mark Dillon

Riverside

While visiting Riverside, you might make a stop by sights like First Interstate Center for the Arts and Riverfront Park.

East Central

While visiting East Central, you might make a stop by sights like Sky High Sports Trampoline Center and Fast Kart.

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Photo by Ann Sair
Open Photo by Ann Sair

University District

While visiting University District, you might make a stop by sights like McCarthey Athletic Center and Fast Kart.

South Hill Travel Guide