Bruce Lee is buried in Lake View Cemetery next to his son Brandon, who died in 1993. Next to Volunteer Park in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood lies a spot that’s visited by 10,000 people every year. Through the gates of Lake View Cemetery and halfway up a hill with clear views of Lake Washington, the space is shielded by evergreen shrubs. This is where Bruce Lee, legendary Chinese American martial artist and film star, was laid to rest in 1973. His grave is not only a Seattle tourist attraction but a national and global pilgrimage site. Lee was 32 years old when he died from a brain swelling caused by an allergic reaction to painkillers. But in many ways he lives on still. Since his death, visitors have come to his grave, alone and in tour groups. So many people visit, said cemetery manager George Nemeth Jr., that shrubs were planted around the grave to prevent visitors from trampling on the other graves in the cemetery. Even on cloudy days, the grave is rarely without a visitor. People coming to pay their respects blanket the graves of Lee and his son, Brandon Bruce Lee, who is buried next to him, with offerings: figurines, crystals, candles, flowers, oranges, notes, money from around the world. A 2014 exhibit at the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience, titled Do You Know Bruce?, displays some of the items. Dog tags, shirts, drawings, heartfelt letters and a first-place medal from the New Jersey Martial Arts Academy are displayed just inside the entrance to the exhibit. There’s even a pair of nunchaku, made famous by Lee, who deployed them with brutal precision in his movies.

I came early to Seattle in 2017, stopping by Jimi Hendrix's Memorial on the way in to town before parking at Pikes Place. I got breakfast and browsed my map while I ate. I saw that Bruce and Brandon Lee's grave sites were in Seattle, and made up my mind to visit. I walked from Pikes Place uptown to where they were buried, taking in the sites along the way and wondering what I would find up there. Bruce opened so many doors for actors that followed him. He brought martial arts into the mainstream, while also working hard to pave the way to success that many actors such as Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Donnie Yen and many others would both build upon and use after him. Brandon, I only saw remember from his performance in The Crow, and he had so much potential. Many thoughts like this went through my head as I approached the cemetery. Their grave can be seen from the entrance, and when I looked up the hill where they rest, I could see that though they were both gone, they will never be forgotten. There were at least two or three other small groups of people that were visiting the graves, and paying their respects as well. I took a moment and joined them, and then moved on my way.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

were on a weekday, there was absolutely no queue, very crocheted cemetery, beautiful monuments and magnificent oastenia. at the entrance there is a beautiful panorama to the north-west side, you can see the mountains and the beautiful blue sky. Bruce's grave and Brandon Lee are well groomed, there is a shop near the tombstone, my friend and I have eaten the sandwiches brought with us on the bench. Also there are money of different denominations, what for them there put, to us and did not become clear, strange people, what for to put money ?! what do they want to show this? better buy flowers on them, will be more correct and beautiful. definitely recommend to visit, pay attention to the Opening Hours, you will not be able to meet the sunset there. Bruce Lee is a great actor who deserves a tribute of memory from all who are now alive, and how either he met his creativity and art and sport.

Visiting Bruce lee's gravesite has been on my bucket list ever since I've been following him. He was the main influence during my years of martial arts practice. We were visiting friends in Seattle so we had to stop. The site was easy to find on Google and surprisingly not a lot of people were there. Maybe about 4 before our arrival but about 10 to 15 after we left. The only downside to the visit was what people left behind. There were some plastic bottles and some other items I'm not sure what the significance is. While looking up different facts on Bruce Lee I noticed that John Saxon who was in Enter the dragon was buried not too far away either. Didn't have the time to look that one up but would have liked to. Thank you for all your wisdom Bruce!
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

Most importantly this is a cemetery, so please be respectful. When reaching this area you will most likely see a line of people also waiting to see this gravsite. Bring water to hydrate and be patient. If you use Google Maps to get here, the entrance is on the east side. On foot, Google Maps will have you walk across Volunteer Park, but the cemetery is surrounded by a fence. It was exciting and very sad to be here. Although Bruce Lee was before my time, I grew up watching Brandon Lee on the screen and it's never too late to learn who these men were and how they continue to inspire people everywhere. The graves were surrounded by not only beautiful flowers, but beautiful people / fans. The life of the dead is placed in the memory of the living.
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Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Price for adult entry
Free

We visited on the 20th and we were feeling this awesome vibe before during and after the visit. Wasn't paying attention at the time as I answered questions from my son but then it kicked in. it was the exact date that Bruce Lee had died. The grave site is immaculate and well taken care of. Many people taking pics and talking about the legend and his son. A bench was donated by his wife Linda and daughter Sharon. I myself am a wing chun practitioner and started recalling the stories Grandmaster William Chung's told us about them being chased out of Hong Kong due to fighting and coming to the United States to get away and start a new life. Great day for a visit and an item taken off my bucket list!! Watch for the crow that stays near Brandon's grave site, got goosebumps when it would caw at us...

This is a pretty cemetery in a pretty part of Seattle. Volunteer Park is a nice big park, and it's nice to see so many people out enjoying the park. Yes, on any given day, you will see groups of Asians (and others!) coming to this particular grave to pay respects, take photos, etc.The cemetery holds the long history of the area: you will see a lot of Scandinavians, there is a Chinese section, and there is also a Japanese section that includes impressive monuments to 2nd and 3rd generation Japanese immigrants who served and died to protect this nation in WW2, Korea, and Vietnam. You can also see the small marker for the founders of the Nordstrom's retail empire (from northern Sweden).

The cemetery where the gravesite is is fenced in and closes kind of early, so make sure you double check the time and your directions before you go. We arrived on a Saturday afternoon via bus and walked towards the middle of the cemetery. The graves themselves are in their own fenced in area. We had a bit of a wait while the group in front of us finished up and then we had a few moments alone to pay our respects before another group of people approached. It was peaceful and the graves themselves were very well taken care of.
Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
Up to 10 min
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

A beautiful cemetery, with the well-tended graves of Bruce & Brandon Lee open to the public. This is an accessible space, with a paved walk all the way from the road to the viewing space. The approach to the graves and viewing spot is not too large, perfect for a small family or group to have just enough space to stand and pay respects. After you visit these graves, it’s worthwhile to drive around and see the rest of the cemetery, which is quite beautiful and peaceful.
Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
Up to 10 min
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

Loved visiting BRUCE and Brandon gravesites ..... there is a pathway to it thier gravesites ....people can drive up to their gravesites or there is public transportation bus stop nearby at cemetery entrance and the #10 bus stops here and short walk in .... its well worth it to visit here to visit BRUCE and Brandon and rest of the cemetery is nice too ...... there can be a bit of a lineup to visit there gravesites sometimes but it moves fast , thier gravesites are very popular to visit here with visitors .
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Weekend

I took an Uber to the cemetery and my driver had no idea where to drop me off, so he let me out at the entrance. There’s no signage to locate the grave, so I just walked the bath until I could find it based on other reviewer’s photos. It’s on a hill further into the cemetery; probably easier to veer left at the fork, follow the road around the bend toward the right make a horseshoe turn, then look for the metal hand rails around three headstones.
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Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Price for adult entry
Free

Glad we got a chance to visit their graves. There were a few people there at that time. It is a big cemetery overlooking the lake Washington. We went there using an uber and had to ask the direction from a gardener as there is no signage or any direction closer to the entrance or anywhere else. You just need to find it or ask someone. No tickets to go there. Their graves are in the cemetery and no need to pay to go in.
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Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No

The earth around them is worn down, loved and visited often. We were there for only a couple minutes before others came by. Do not stay too long, pay your respects and move on to give others a chance to mourn. It is a very emotional place where you can feel the love they had around them and still do. They are surrounded by gorgeous sprawling grounds, among hundreds of years of history with the earth growing around many stones. The grounds are worth visiting all by themselves if you have the time.

I went in August 2022, it was a perfect day and sunny. It is a beautiful and peaceful cemetery and appears well maintained. Hours posted say until 8PM but Google mentions differently, so not sure which is accurate. It was nice to pay respects and that there is a ramp entrance so people can allow others to have privacy as they pay their respects.
Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
Up to 10 min
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

Really cool experience and stellar view of the East Bay. However when I went the site was gated, and I think it will be for the foreseeable. Also don't try and park in the cemetery park on the streets outside. Cemetery roads are crazy narrow and since it's so popular there, on a regular day parking would be impossible and have a chill time. I had a problem with this and it was a pandemic/no crowds. But overall amazing experience. Go to this place when in Seattle.

Didn't think I would ever review a grave, but here we are. If you have to be buried, not a bad resting place to be at. Such a cool memorial to a father/son duo. There is a little bench to sit on, and you may have to wait a moment to take a photo of the grave. Panoramic views of Lake Washington and Cascades in the distance.
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Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

Special trip with my teenage son to see Bruce and Brandon Lee graves. It was really easy to get to the cemetery on public transportation. Graves are up a hill with a small bench beside them. There were no other visitors when we went. It was little emotional for me. I grew up watching Bruce Lee and seeing the grave touched me. Great moment I shared with my son. We walked around the cemetery before we left. It is very well kept.

I am glad I was able to visit and have a tremendous amount of respect and feel humbled. Martial arts has always been a part of my life and Bruce and Brandon meant the world to me growing up. It was not crowded, everyone was respectful and lake view cemetery is beautiful.
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Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

I've visited on a week and cloudy day , so it was not a single person or waiting line to get to them , I'm so happy to be able to get to see them after being born in a city located on 5000 miles from them , considering that I used to practice Kung fu for 15 years in my youth. Thanks Master Lee for your influence on me to lead a clean and healthy lifestyle during my lifetime.

Located halfway up a hill with views of Lake WA. I read that Lee died from an allergic reaction to painkillers which caused his brain to swell. Sad! His grave is of course a tourist attraction. People come for many reasons. Some come to see a famous grave, some have a martial arts connection, and others just stumble upon it at the cemetery. Whatever reason, please be respectful!

Got to see place. Can’t quite call it an attraction out of respect for the Lee’s. There were a couple of guys sat there playing music which I thought was disrespectful. Possible to drive right up to it but road is very narrow as you get to the top of the hill.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

The grave is located in the middle of the cemetery area. For first timer, it might be hard to locate. Just find an area with some cars parked, most likely it’s their grave area. In front of their grave, there is this bench with her wife and daughter’s name carved on it. Kinda sad though, thinking how they feel everytime they visit the grave and sitting there. @chezabelll

I got into martial arts because I saw Bruce lee movie to tell you the truth I thought he was a Native American first time I saw him and I said I wanna be fast like that Indian because growing up we were called Indians also brought my youngest son too
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Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

Finally! Can finally cross this off my bucket list. These two have been two of my biggest inspirations. It was nice to finally see them. The grave yard in general was cool looking yard. We saw a lot of tombstones that had Chinese writing on it. We plan to visit them again and bring them something nice :)
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Weekend
Wait time
No wait

First of all I must mention that the only entrance to the grave yard is from 15th Avenue. Since Google Maps directed me an entrance from Howe Street I tried that entrance once but It was closed. It was a very special visit for me because I used to watch all Bruce Lee films. I sat in front of them for a while thinking of the good memories I had with them.

How can you really rate a graveside? If you're a Bruce Lee fan, you have to come and pay your respects. It's a quiet cemetery, up in Lake View and away from anything loud or touristy. Flowers were left by many, and there is a bench in front where you can sit and reflect on the tombstones of this phenomenal person and his son, both dead far too soon.

This is to mark, I was there to see the legend and his son all the way from India. When I went there it was not crowded. Saturday afternoon. I parked my car inside cemetery. You could park nearby parking area and walk here.
Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
Up to 10 min
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

What can I say about this place? I have lived here in Washington for 40 plus years and have heard that Bruce and Brandon were buried here. It's more breathtaking than words can describe. Even if you know very little about the Lee's still go. It's a very beautiful well kept cemetery. And just be aware. On very nice days there will be a line.

I couldn’t visit Seattle without seeing the greatest. It is just a little short ride to get to his resting place. I have always been a fan of Bruce Lee and cherished the legend as a kid. Had his poster on my wall! It is a peaceful place on the top of a hill and has a beautiful view. It is great to just chill with the legend on a nice day.

Just make your way up the hill and pay respects to the . Fifty years since he passed and still over 10000 visitors a year. Every action/superhero movie since 1973 has been influenced by him. Very sad final resting place as he is buried with his son who was tragically killed at age 28. Bruce's mother in law is buried there as well.

Ok so I teach martial Arts. It's a beautiful summer day and one of my students surprises me with this stop. I'm having a moment, when the Blue Angels fly over low and loud. Bruce Lee is an icon but maybe his grave should be less touristy. Someone asked if anyone else famous was buried here, I pointed out Wolverine's grave nearby.

Very nice cemetery. While exploring discovery park I saw that Bruce Lee was buried at this cemetery. Having grown up watching his movies of course I had to stop by. No idea his connection as to why he was buried in Seattle but the area was well cared for. There were flowers and it definitely brought back childhood memories.

Be advised that there's not much room to park. There's a circle at the top of the cemetery within short walking distance of the graves and that is much easier to access. Some of the roads are only wide enough for one car, so you have to watch that somebody else is not using the same road.
Visited on
Weekday

Nice graves with quotes on each gravestone. Bruce Lee's stone has a picture of him. There were a few other people there. There is some street parking by playground next to it (or can take bus). Unfortunately there aren't many entrances to the cemetery itself. Overall Google Maps helped us know where exactly to go.

Go in the main gate, up the hill and to the little 'side road' on the right. You'll see the fence. A very beautiful gravesite and I'm glad we stopped by to pay our respects to some of the greats!
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

I started a tradition where I look up the graves of celebrities and or famous people I the area that I travel too and in Seattle it was the iconic Bruce and Brandon Lee. Experience was cool. There were some unique characters visiting but overall really nice find. Was not hard and the tombstones were very unique.

Beautiful cemetery with easy location to find Bruce and Brandon Lee’s resting place. It was interesting to walk around and see other grave sites and give reverence to those who have passed.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

We came here right after the Bruce Lee tour at the Wing Luke Museum to pay homage to Mr. Lee. The place is very peaceful. There were no tourists when we arrived. Our Lyft driver thought we were nuts at first but when we told him we were here to see Bruce Lee's grave he got out to see it with us.

Easy to access. A stunning cemetery. Great views.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free
Parking space
Not sure
Parking options
Free street parking
Parking
You actually park on the cemetery road.

If you're not an absolute fan of Bruce Lee, the place doesn't offer anything particularly interesting except for a view of Lake Washington and Kirkland. If you are a Bruce fan, the place is yet very symbolic. However, nothing striking or moving recalls the inspiring story of the great actor…

Visited here out of curiosity. The Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee grave site is located in the Lakeview Cemetery in Seattle. Easy to find The grave site within the cemetery.
Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
Yes
Price for adult entry
Free

I have put off for years coming here. I will say I am glad I did. I hate rating a grave site so please forgive the crassness of it. It is a moving experience. It is odd to see Brandon’s grave being he is only a couple of years older than I. With that being said live life. Live it well.

I had no idea this was a tourist attraction or even in Seattle until I saw it on Google maps. Easy to find and well kept. Although it is roped off for busy times, you are still able to get close enough to the headstones. People pay respect by leaving money, flowers and other tokens.

It was amazing stumbling onto the place, me and a buddy just wanted to visit a cemetery to see if we can find 1940 to 1950 Graves but found that Bruce and Brandon Lee are buried here. It was an honor to read the engraving on the grave and truly a devastation they had died so young.

What a peaceful resting place for father and son. Took my family to pay our respects to the legend and his late son. , we are from New Mexico. Beautiful cemetery!
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

Near the crest of the hill, center-ish of the cemetery. The headstones face East, and are somewhat hidden behind some 5' tall shrubbery. I was impressed that there was no graffiti. The entire cemetery is beautifully maintained. There are numerous statues and unique headstones.

Beautiful place to visit- it was very peaceful and the people visiting respectful Very easy to find! A must for any Bruce Lee and/or Brandon Lee fan.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

That is a beautiful grave yard. I finally made the trip to Bruce Lee's grave to pay my respects for the massive contribution to Martial arts that he and his son made. The trees were blooming, the view of the city is nice. There is a great museum and view tower next door.

Beautiful, maintained, small tranquil cemetery in a residential area. Very old, elaborate head stone's though out the park, some dating to 1800s. Compatible to Hollywood Forever cemetery in Hollywood CA. The Bruce and Brandon Lee sites make this visit very special.

A beautiful huge cemetery. Bruce and Brandon Lee are buried here. The place is busy so you may have to wait to get close to their gravestones.
Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

Legends in their lifetime, heros of the silver screen. Visiting Seattle can't be complete unless you visit Bruce and Brandon's graves. We stopped here to visit these two people who will be remembered for lifetimes to come. A time to pay quiet respects.

This was a great treat....when I found out that Bruce and his son were buried here I just had to go during my visit. Get there in the morning when the crowds are not there. People leave all kinds of stuff for them, i left my disney annual pass for him.

Not sure why people gave it low ratings. It’s a gravesite not a tourist attraction. I’m sure people won’t like it if people gave low ratings to their relatives’ gravesites. Yes parking is limited and narrow. Again, don’t be expecting a huge

We went to the Cemetery to visit the grave of Bruce Lee. It was nice to see the place it is a reminder of him and the technique he invented. All in all it is nothing special about it and not that easy to find. The cemetery has one gate and

This stop was a pleasant last minute surprise on our visit to Seattle. We had no idea or mention of Bruce and Brandons graves when asking about places to see. Big fans of Master Lee his wisdom and art, we were excited to make this stop.

Amazing views from the cemetery, and a lot of history here. I came to visit the Bruce Lee grave, but spent over an hour visiting all sorts of other historic sites. A little bit of a trek from downtown or Capitol Hill, but well worth it.

Can be a little tricky maneuvering around some tight roads to get to it but the graveyard in general is well maintained with a gorgeous view. A very well laid out tribute to masters of martial arts, worth a visit if you're in the area.

As I kid, I grew up watching Bruce Lee movies, and to be able to see his final resting place was a great experience.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

What surprised me was even kids 5 & 10 year were there not to horse around but paying their respect to the King Martial Arts In the adolescence life you always find someone who you idolize growing up and it was you “Enter the Dragon”

Just great to see and pay respects. Very quiet. A car can be driven right up to the site for those unable to walk.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

Super cool place to visit if you’re a fan of either of these two. Make sure you look at the location with detail before pulling into the cemetery otherwise you’re going to get lost. The tombs are right next to a big bush.

Great small memorial for one of the greatest men, not just martial artist or actor, to have ever lived
Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

They must be reconstructing this site. There were fences and other signs of work being done. This could be so much nicer. The cemetery itself is beautiful and well kept with pavilion and nice grounds. Still worth a visit.

Paid my respects on Bruce Lee’s 83rd birthday. Each time i visit there is always awesome people to talk to and learn how Bruce Lee affected their life in a positive way.
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Weekday
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No wait

If your in the area and had been a fan of Bruce Lee, it’s only fair you come and pay your respects.
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Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

One of the best experiences I've had since I came from Cuba 7 months ago. It is a dream come true.
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Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

Bringing flowers to the man, the myth, the legend of my childhood was a solemn one. I grew up with Bruce Lee as I studied the arts. I was born much later to have seen his death but not to know the impact of his life.

Longview cemetery was incredible, I could have stayed for twice as long except I needed to find coffee and a bathroom.
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Public holiday
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No wait
Price for adult entry
Free

Bruce Lee has always been my personal hero. Felt quite emotional when visiting here today.
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Weekday
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No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

For years we’ve been trying to go see him. It’s our first time there. It was nice.
Visited on
Weekend
Wait time
Up to 10 min
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

Great to be able to see the rest place of Bruce and Brandon Lee! Very beautiful set up.
Visited on
Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

This is definitely worth checking out if in the Seattle area. It felt right to bow before the Master and his son.
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Public holiday
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No wait
Price for adult entry
Free

It was amazing to see, they have the best view in this world I imagine. Really sad story but I know they're in a happier place than we are physically living. Bless The Lee Family always and forever. …

Love exploring cemeteries. So many stories wanting to be told. Nordstrom is here too
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Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

A well-loved and frequently visited gravesite that pays respect to the one and only Bruce Lee and his son Brandon Lee. A sacred place to contemplate life and death and the difference one human can make.

This is an amazing spot to visit. To know that the legend Bruce Lee is buried here along with his son Brandon! I recommend you visit. The location is beautiful Cherry blossem trees. May they RIP! …

Beautiful and tranquil place. If you visit on a clear day the views are stunning.
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Weekday
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No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

A beautiful place where the legend & his son was laid to rest. Some people drove and park their cars to visit. You can also take a bus to get there & walk a little bit around the neighborhood.

Lovely, calm and peaceful. I’m happy they have somewhere so beautiful to rest. May they both be at peace.
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Weekday
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No wait
Reservation recommended
No

Very nice memorial set up at the graveyard for Bruce and Brandon.
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Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

Parking is a hassle and the streets are so narrow. It was nice to pay our respects, but it was really narrow roads that I'd avoid going in the future.
Price for adult entry
Free

Had an amazing time paying homage to two amazing Legends!
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Weekend
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No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

Quiet and somber. I came to pay my respects but was super annoyed by the people taking selfies and smiling while posing between their headstones. It's a grave not Disneyland.

Amazing spot for the Master. Sadly the people can arrive by car and it makes the experience less peaceful. Ideal coming here first thing on Sunday morning, there’s no one.

Cool experience. Paid respect to a true legend.
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Weekend
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

Paid respect to the father and son. Thank you for the good old movie.
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Weekday
Reservation recommended
No
Price for adult entry
Free

Very subtle and simple! Was expecting a fancy or grand grave but this was just perfect. Father and son placed right next to each other, what a beautiful memorial!

Beautiful and serene cemetery. The sites are well maintained and still get frequent visitors. As a fan of martial arts, this was a must on my Seattle adventure.

I took my son here for his first time and he kept saying how cool it was.
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Weekday
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No wait
Price for adult entry
Free

Such a nice, peaceful cemetery If you are into Seattle history. The old that formed the city are buried here. And don't forget Bruce and Brandon Lee. …

Recently discovered. Easy to find by using google maps on the phone.
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Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Price for adult entry
Free

Very nice place! Great memorial for them on top of the hill, it's kept up and well maintained. Nice view and peaceful grounds. Highly recommend a stop.

Beautiful and serene area. Easy to access using Google maps. Not too busy...there were probably 4 car loads of people to pay their respect's

I can’t believe how much he accomplished in just 33 years! The area is kept up well, and it was a privilege to see his resting place. RIP.

Finally got to visit. It is an active cemetery and not some normal tourist spot, so it's unfortunate to see some people not respect that.

Beautiful place and very emotional be there.
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Weekday
Wait time
No wait
Reservation recommended
No

This site has a steady stream of fans paying a silent tribute to Father and Son Lee. If your on capital hill this is a must see!

Modest memorial to both Bruce and Brandon. Its easy to overlook their's plots due to the bushes used to seclude the location.

Emotional place but some people don't have any respect next to the tomb. They act like if they are in the supermarket! More

Be ready that there are a few visitors at any day and time. Parking nearby might be tricky because of the narrow road. More