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.

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.

Ive gone here for over 20yrs. Its still somber as he was my hero as a kid.Even to this day, he hold so much influence in my life. His philosophy was amazing.Brandons death was also unfortunate.Pay respects to both of them when there.

The Lee grave is currently behind a fence, but you can see it. Everything else is good to go. This is a really cool graveyard. Be careful though. They changed their times, but did not update online. I went there 4pm on a Monday. The gate was unlocked and I strolled in to find other people there too. I stayed until 450pm and somehow got locked inside. I called the office and no one answered because they were closed. I had to slide through a hole in the fence. Call ahead to see what their hours are. Thats why 4 stars. The Lee graves deserve the full 5, but me having to slide down an embankment through a hole in a chain link fence because management cant update hours on Google loses them one star.

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 dont try and park in the cemetery park on the streets outside. Cemetery roads are crazy narrow and since its 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.

Quiet and subdued. The gravesite is dignified and drawns a slow but steady stream of devotees. It is well worth a visit, but do not plan on staying long.

Must go and see. For any fan of martial arts, going to this legendary mans gravesite is a pilgrimage of respect. That his sons grave is there as well makes this a heartfelt tribute to this famous family.

Ive gone here for over 20yrs. Its still somber as he was my hero as a kid.Even to this day, he hold so much influence in my life. His philosophy was amazing.Brandons death was also unfortunate.Pay respects to both of them when there.

I guess not what I was expecting. I had seen photos of the graves before on TV and they seemed to be set apart from everyone else - that is not the case. Tough to have so many emotions going on at once, gratefulness to be where youre standing, honored to be so near to people that meant so much to others, and of course overwhelming sadness. I, like every other young man, wanted to be Bruce Lee, and next to him, lying there is Brandon - A young man who you just knew was heading for super-stardom. I walked away with a sense of honor, and an appreciation for the energy and joy these two men gave to the rest of the world.

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.

Such a nice, peaceful cemeteryIf you are into Seattle history. The old that formed the city are buried here. And dont forget Bruce and Brandon Lee.

Being there feels like time stopped and we went back in the story of a great actor, rather the best of martial arts in the entire world.

Park a little bit away and walk up so your vehicle doesnt obstruct peoples photos

Ok so I teach martial Arts. Its a beautiful summer day and one of my students surprises me with this stop. Im 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 Wolverines grave nearby.

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.

This is possibly one of the most meaningful and touching photos I’ve ever taken in a cemetery. I do not know the man in the photo, and snapped this from the hip so I wouldn’t disturb him in this moment.Taken May 6 2017. Posted June 10 2020.

The best master ever! Respect!

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.

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.

It was difficult to find in the cemetery even though I had a rough idea where to look.Google maps from Wisconsin to Seattle Washington to the cemetery worked great.

Such an extraordinary experience to visit the site where the great Bruce Lee and his son where laid to rest.

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. Its more breathtaking than words can describe. Even if you know very little about the Lees still go. Its a very beautiful well kept cemetery. And just be aware. On very nice days there will be a line.

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 Lees grave he got out to see it with us.

A peaceful outside place. Glad to have visited this place.

I figured these pictures alone are worth a thousand words. I did say if I ever was going to Seattle, I wanted to visit Bruce Lees grave site. Both Bruce and Brandon Lee are buried at the Lake View Cemetery. Im just glad that I didnt visit this cemetery at night time. That would be pretty scary. LOL. But in all seriousness, just to see Bruce Lees grave site is worth the trip alone. Im very glad to see all of this with own eyes.

Interesting to visit once, well maintained site and accessible on weekends.

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.

Wow to visit master lees gravesite RIP BRUCE LEE. The really eerie thing is.. theres a crow that hangs out around the grave .. cawing at you...

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

Interesting but surrounded by chain link fencing & the gardens were all dug-up with the backhoe or whatever tractor unavoidable in every photo .. the grass was unkept, brown & dead.

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. Its a grave not Disneyland.

Incredibly inspirational, traveled all the way from Chicago to pay my respects to the Lee family.....thank you, Emerald City

Never really got to see them since the group of Chinese tourist decided to camp out there and take half a million photos of themselves in various groupings, pretty much blocking anyone else from getting a picture. However, who the hell is Vicki? Nobody seemed to be paying attention to her amazing headstone! Way more impressive and curious.

Nice graves with quotes on each gravestone. Bruce Lees 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 arent many entrances to the cemetery itself. Overall Google Maps helped us know where exactly to go.

A dream came true! I finally met my idol.

Very popular tourist location.

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 youre in the area.

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

One of the most peaceful and inspiring burial grounds Ive ever laid foot in. It opens the eyes of your inner soul to question your current place in life and the universe to take inventory and assess is that where you want to be in life currently, are you content, or would you like to change some things around and live a fuller, more content exsiatance. Its a path to self-actualization, and motivates one to make the required changes to achieve such a goal. For me it has taken about 5 trips there to come to come to this conclusion of the hallowed, sacred, blessed souls, spirits, and vessels resting there......

Awesome to honor the graves of Bruce and Brandon. There was a family with their little kids leaning on the grave and the children stepping all over it which was sad to see.

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. Bruces 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.

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.

Really cool and fun place for friends.

Easy to find, well maintained roads, and very clean.

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

Great experience. Met friendly people visiting from China. If it’s busy when you arrive go have lunch and come back. Your experience will be amazing if not rushed by the crowd.

Very emotional but inspiring at the same time , RIP BRUCE LEE

If youre a fan, check it out. Much respect for the greatest of all time.

Quiet of course. Not many visitors on a Saturday morning even with cool weather. Easy to find they are right off the road.

Good to know having a nice cemetery for a great star. Must place to visit if you love Bruce Lee.

Your experience will be amazing if not rushed by the crowd.

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.

Positive cementury :) nice rest and relax.

It was an awesome experience. Brought a friend here for her bucket list, and it was pretty cool. More moving than I imagined it would be.

Drove all the way there and it was closed! I checked the website and it said it was open. Since when does a cemetery close? I couldnt find another entrance as the main entrance was blocked & the gate closed.

Bruce Lee is and will always be an icon, not just for his movies, but for his very talented life.This cemetary is quite beautiful and easy to find and easy to walk around. My GPS brought us right to the gravesite. This us a very popular location for photos, snd Ive posted several. If you any questions, please ask.If this was helpful to you, please click on Like for me, thanks.

It was a great experience visiting a legend of the martial arts. It was very surreal and tranquil. I forgot to bring flowers/fruit.**Remember to be respectful of other peoples family graves.

Would be nicer if people would stop leaving trash there. Coins and paper money fine, flowers, written prayers and round fruit wonderful. But half drunk cokes and candy wrappers; that not respect, thats just laziness.

Amazing to see both Lees here and very well maintained. The whole cemetery is beautiful.

Scary place. However nicely maintained. Wheel chair accessible. You can use public transportation to teach here( Metro route 10). To visit BRUCE LEE you have to walk from bus drop point to all the way up.

If youre looking for the gravesites of BOTH Bruce & Brandon Lee, this is--literally--the exact spot youre looking for.

You can definitely feel something energetic while standing in front of them...or at least I did. Bruce Lee will forever be an icon for what he has done. Its ashame his life ended so early. It would have been interesting to see what kind of impact he would have made in todays society if he was still with us and teaching his philosophies. May he rest in peace with his son who was also a brilliant life cut short for an inexcusable reason.

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.

Beautiful Cemetery! Very impressed with the overall care and looks.

Peaceful place and ofcourse the highlight is the gravestone of bruce lee and son brandon lee. Lots of fans visiting this place.

Im 51 years old I grew up being a Bruce Lee fan it was great visiting the master one last time and now my sons a Bruce Lee fan hes 14

The Legends final resting spot. Must see.

Amazing place to pay respects for sure but it was upsetting to see the lack of honor ppl pay to someones grave. And this crow showed up when i was leaving and wanted a picture. Kinda crazy but ment something to me. Rip Bruce and Brandon

The man the myth and the legend...and his son... of course since I admire the man and his philosophy I expected it to be Im the middle of the place as a shrine lol

Its free to visit, but it is still a cemetery, a resting place for the dead. I was so surprised to see people park right next to the grave, blocking traffic on the narrow road so that no one else can pass, causing traffic jams. If they would just drive a little past the headstones and park where the road is wider, the jams can be prevented or minimized. Maybe signs are needed? And I understand visitors wanting to pose for photos next to the headstones, but to touch them, sit on them or even hang off of them is so disrespectful. I am glad I got to visit one of my heroes grave, but it was sad to see people behaving badly at such a sacred place.

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.

This is Bruce Lees and his sons final resting place cool to see but please keep in mind it a cemetery

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. His energy can be felt and respect seen by the offerings left behind. We left an offering and words of thanks for all his inspiration. A peaceful pace to be in the presence of greatness.

We visited on the 20th and we were feeling this awesome vibe before during and after the visit. Wasnt paying attention at the time as I answered questions from my son but then 8t 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 Chungs 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!!

Beautiful, well maintained cemetery. May our hero rest in peace.#respect

Beautiful graveyard. It has many prestigious families and meaningful cripts. The grave is well marked and close to one of the roads.

The graves of Bruce Lee and his son Brandon are in Lake View Cemetery. The location is 1554 15th Avenue in Seattl, Was.Its a beautiful well kept cemetery and the graves are halfway up the hill. Its open to the public from 9am till dusk. They are buried side by side and there is a beautiful plaque with a quote by Bruce Lee. I found it beautiful and touching.

Beautiful, well maintained, and peaceful memorial overlooking Lake Washington. There was a constant trickle of those coming to pay tribute as indicated by the piles of fresh flowers and coins. There was a bit of a line, really, but everyone was very respectful, and allowed each party private time and space. I said my quiet hello to the Lees, took my photo, and brushed a bit of dirt off the back side of the headstones.Advice to future visitors: If there is a crowd, and If you dont have physical access needs, I suggest parking elsewhere on the site and walking to the grave on foot. While there is a road directly behind the site, its extremely disturbing to the solemn vibe of those gathered for a carload of people to unload right in their midst. Just a suggestion.

Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee graves ,located at lakeview cemetery Seattle Washington.

Surreal experience being that close to two legends.

This is a pretty cemetery in a pretty part of Seattle. Volunteer Park is a nice big park, and its 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 Nordstroms retail empire (from northern Sweden).

Bruce and Brandon Lee have really nice setting together, its too bad they both died so young. RIP Bruce & Brandon Lee.

The Legend and son. Truly humbled.

Humble Sober and Striking like the Master himself.

It was a really tranquil place to wall through. We started at Volunteer park and then walked to the cemetery. It was a quiet walk, loved all of the trees. The gravesite was in a nice little corner and had a bench to sit.

Only open Sun and Sat mornings during COVID-19 pandemic. The two are a little bit up on the hill, obscured by some bushes. When I was there, there was no one around to ask, so just follow the map.

It was a neat experience! A lot of large headstones in the cemetery as well.

From where im around, i absolutely loved martial arts. Game of Death was the only first movie i ever saw ever knowing of Bruce Lee. With all respect and love to a greatest actor.

Kind of secluded, but a very private place to pay your respect to a father and son, rip. May we be blessed in spirit by your knowledgeable philosophy.

First time go there i like it a lot

Great experience! This Man was a game changer!

Very peaceful space that the legendary Bruce lee and his son are guarding

Very peaceful, sad to see. Theres always people coming to visit. You can park for a couple minutes on the side of the road right by the graves but no parking is near. Located exactly as Google maps says.

It is behind the circle of bushes in the middle. A great man here.

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.As far as celebrities go, this was an important one for me to visit and say thank you.Rest well

Worth the trip even if youre not a fan. The Cemetery has some really old plots. Brandon Lee is also laid to rest next to his father.

I have waited many years to pay my respects, as a martial artist, to the man who brought kung fu to the western world through his movies and unique style. Thank you Bruce. As I watched Brandon Lee in Rapid Fire, you could see that same spark in his eyes and knew that he was destined to be great like his dad. Such a shame to lose two legends so early in their lives. Prayers to the family. When visiting Seattle, be sure to stop by. The gravesites are a little tricky to find though.

Lakeview Cemetery is really nice, with many old graves. This one is worth looking at if youre nearby and like graveyards. I guarantee though most who stop by have never seen a Bruce Lee movie!

Maximum respect forever mr bruce lee

Being able 2 visit Bruce and Brandon Lee grave is a very special but so very sadboth men were very very special men and more Rest in Peace