Top Seattle Walking Tours - page 3

Seattle's tech center in South Lake Union is not only filled with the expansive Amazon and Google campuses, it beckon's with some of the city's best street food. From hand-rolled sourdough bagels to perfectly balanced ginger beer, Eat Seattle stops at six different locations for tastings and stories about each local business. We'll conclude at the Amazon Spheres, an architectural marvel you can explore from the outside.

Pike Place Market is one of the oldest and most storied food markets in the US, and this tour takes you through it the right way. Your local guide knows the stalls, the vendors, and the stories behind them, leading you past the crowds and into the parts of the market most visitors never find. Along the way, you'll taste what makes this place worth the trip: iconic clam chowder, local sweets, and a Secret Dish revealed only on the day. You'll meet the producers behind the food, hear how they work, and understand why this market has been feeding Seattle since 1907. The tour also takes you downstairs into the Downunder, a quieter stretch beneath the main market floor where the daily rhythm of local life and the traditions of North Pacific fishermen have played out for generations.

Hop aboard a schooner for a 2-hour sailing journey out into the Puget Sound, ideal for photographers or anyone who wants to capture images of the city from the sea. You'll board right in downtown Seattle's Pier 66 terminal and set out into the water for some fantastic views of the city's skyline and the mountains beyond.

Pass through the renowned Ballard Locks and learn about the complex system on a cruise that transports you between the freshwater of Lake Union and the saltwater of Puget Sound. The one-way cruise can be used as transportation, making it ideal for travelers who want to avoid traffic and enjoy a unique journey from the Seattle waterfront to the AGC Marina on South Lake Union (or vice versa).

Savor the flavors of Seattle at a leisurely pace on this small-group seafood brunch tour at Pike Place Market. This culinary adventure is perfect for hungry travelers seeking an immersive culinary experience in Seattle. Be sure to arrive with an empty stomach, as you’ll be feasting on top-notch Dungeness crab, oysters, Japanese cuisine, and more. For added comfort, the majority of the tour takes place in restaurants, with minimal walking.

Delve deep into the heart of Seattle's renowned coffee culture on this bean-to-cup coffee tour, crafted especially for aficionados of the rich aromas and tantalizing flavors of the coffee world, which is alive and thriving on the bustling streets of Seattle. Let your senses be tantalized by the roasting beans, aromatic brews, and picturesque landscapes that define this vibrant city's coffee scene.

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Find out what makes Seattle one of the most popular cities in the US on an intimate, half-day tour. Head first to beautiful Snoqualmie Falls, in the Cascade Mountains. Then return to the city for a tour of its top attractions, including Pioneer Square, Fremont Troll, markets and parks, and a lookout point. Ample time is spent at each stop, giving you the chance to take photos and ask questions.

Now On View: Nordic Journeys, our core exhibition, which takes visitors on a journey through 12,000 years of Nordic history The Vikings Begin, a stunning exhibition of original artifacts that tells the story of the Vikings of early Scandinavia Eyesound, a Danish/Icelandic exhibition of photography and poetry, celebrating 100 years of Icelandic sovereignty No bags, large purses, or backpacks are allowed in the galleries. Paid parking is available on the south side of the Museum. Day-of tickets can also be purchased at the Admissions Desk.

On this two-in-one Snoqualmie Falls and Washington State wineries tour, experience highlights beyond Seattle that many other visitors miss. With round-trip transit included, getting out into nature—and visiting beauty spots including the mighty falls—is made simple. Along the way, visit at least two top-rated estate wineries, where you can enjoy guided tastings (own expense).

Make navigating through Pike Place Market’s many delicious options easier on this gourmet food tour of the century-old farmers market. Your guided tour includes a full meal worth of tastings. Menu items may change by the season, so prepare for a variety of Seattle’s best seafood, fruits, and baked goods. After dining, you’ll learn about the market’s longtime vendors as you stroll through the food stalls.

Unlock clues on your phone and solve unique challenges while learning about the innovators who helped shape this unique Pacific Northwest city. Challenges will take place at well known landmarks, as well as little known gems throughout the city. As challenges are solved, you will be guided to your next destination. No guide is needed, this tour can be done on your own time, at your own pace. Enjoy the adventure!

NOTE: MIN OF 4 REQUIRED TO BOOK TOUR. Explore Street Hues: Seattle Urban Art Tour, a small group walking experience created in partnership with 206 Zulu and Global Family Travels. You’ll learn about the roots and evolution of street art culture in Seattle, discover the stories behind iconic murals and community-driven art, and gain a deeper understanding of street art as a tool for social change. From “sticker bombs” and stencil art to massive collaborative murals, this tour celebrates the creativity of the artists who shape Seattle’s evolving visual landscape.

Admire one of the West's most dramatic natural sights—and make exploring beyond Seattle city limits seamless—on this small-group day trip to Mt. St. Helens National Monument. With your naturalist guide in the lead, walk through the park and discover its volcanic history, including the devastating 1980 eruption. Transportation—plus a picnic lunch, snacks, and beverages throughout the day—are all provided for your convenience.

Embark on a family-friendly, 3.5-mile guided hike through Newcastle’s historic Coal Creek area, where Washington’s mining past meets the forested present. Along this outdoor adventure, participants explore the hidden history of coal mining, observe how nature has reclaimed the land, and appreciate the vibrant ecosystem of native plants and wildlife that now thrive in this restored landscape. A minimum of 4 participants is required for each tour to run. If that minimum is not met, you will be refunded.

Unearth Seattle’s art, history, and culture while having fun on this private app-led scavenger hunt. Put your skills to the test, race against the clock, and snap pictures as you explore the city. Highlights include Pike Place Market and Olympic Sculpture Park. Ideal for bachelorette parties, birthdays, or corporate events.

Pike Place Market at 8 am is a different market. The vendors are unhurried, the crowds haven't arrived, and the people who've worked here for years have time to chat with you one on one. This is the insider's version, a morning food tour led by professional storytellers with deep roots in the market community. You'll chat with a fishmonger who's spent years at Pike Place Market, taste two smoked salmons, and watch the legendary fish toss up close. You'll savor a fresh mini-donut straight off the Daily Dozen donut robot and experience the market the way locals do: early, unhurried, and real. Three things we do that nobody else does: - Guide Guarantee. Love your guide or your next tour is on us. - Tips included. Gratuity is built into your ticket. - Professional storytellers. Our guides aren't just enthusiastic locals. They're trained professionals who earn All-Star status annually through continual education, rigorous training, and 5-star review achievement.

Eat like a real Seattle local with the help of a guide to show you around Pike Place Market on this small-group tour. Learn about the market, its more than 100-year-long history, and the farmers and craftspeople who work the stalls. Sample a variety of food and soft drinks as you explore, and soak up views of the mountains and Elliot Bay.

Explore the vibrant city of Seattle on a self-guided scavenger hunt that combines adventure, history, and fun. As you navigate through iconic spots like the Space Needle and the original Starbucks, engage with intriguing puzzles that reveal the city's Native American heritage and its logging boom. The experience spans 90 to 180 minutes, offering flexibility to wander at your own pace while enjoying the scenic Olympic Sculpture Park. Perfect for families, friends, or anyone looking for a unique way to see Seattle.

Experience the best of Bainbridge Island with our Discovery and Distillery Tasting Tour, a truly unique adventure that blends history, nature, and local flavors. What sets this tour apart is the exclusive access to hidden gems like Pia the Peacekeeper Troll and the serene Halls Hill Labyrinth, places often missed by casual visitors. You'll not only explore breathtaking locations but also enjoy a personalized distillery tasting at Bainbridge Organic Distillers, where you’ll savor the island’s finest craft spirits. With our intimate group sizes and 10+ years of experience in creating unforgettable experiences, this tour offers a curated and immersive way to discover the island’s beauty and culture. Don’t miss out—book now for a memorable day of discovery, stories, and delicious tastings!

The one and only tour of Seattle you'll ever need - in just 45 minutes. Explore the city's rich history, stopping by world-famous attractions and many hidden gems. We'll stretch our legs, do food shopping in Pike Place Market - and build uniquely Seattle snacks that showcase local cuisine and history! Guests love our tour because: 1) It’s intimate. We cap groups at 8 people, so it feels personal, not like you’re being herded around. 2) It’s efficient. You’ll be in and out in 45 minutes. 3) We eat awesome food. You won't stumble across it on your own. 4) Our guides are local. From the best sushi and coffee to where to grab a drink or how to get around, ask us anything. We’re happy to share. By the end of the tour, you won’t just have seen some beautiful, iconic places, you’ll understand how Seattle’s past shaped the vibrant city it is today. Think of it as the most fun lunch & learn you’ve ever attended. What We Stand For: Safety, Inclusivity & Adaptability on every tour.

Explore Seattle in a unique way, following clues and solving puzzles as you learn about the city's history and event surrounding the Klondike Gold Rush, the Seattle Underground and Great Seattle Fire. As you solve each challenge, you'll be brought to many exciting and historic locations throughout downtown. No map, GPS or tour guide needed, and the game is done on your desired time and at your own pace (typical completion time is about 1.5 hours.)

This activity on Bainbridge Island offers a distinctive blend of cultural exploration and natural immersion. Historical Insights: Visitors explore the Japanese American Exclusion Memorial, connecting deeply with the island’s history and community resilience. Scenic Beauty: From Rockaway Beach’s tranquility to the breathtaking views at Halls Hill Lookout, participants witness Bainbridge Island’s picturesque landscapes. Meditative Experience: The Halls Hill Labyrinth provides a serene space for reflection and mindfulness, enhancing the peaceful atmosphere of the hike. Forest Hike: Unlike typical tours, this experience features a guided forest hike, allowing guests to fully embrace the island’s natural beauty and tranquility. Small Group Setting: Participants enjoy a personalized and engaging experience, fostering connections with the guide and fellow travelers. Together, these create a unique and memorable adventure that combines cultural learning of nature on Bainbridge Island.

Capitol Hill is Seattle's vibrant gayborhood, rich in history and culture. This walking tour reveals stories of one of the largest U.S. LGBTQIA+ communities. Stroll through Cal Anderson Park, site of Seattle's first pride marches, and experience the AIDS Memorial Pathway. Learn about Capitol Hill's key role in supporting this community. Stop at Cupcake Royale, a business championing LGBTQIA+ rights for 20+ years, and finish with a unique coffee cocktail. Explore iconic music venues and public art celebrating diversity in this lively neighborhood. -Discover unique spots in Capitol Hill, Seattle's beloved gayborhood. -Learn about Seattle’s LGBTQIA+ history & the AIDS Memorial Pathway. -Enjoy a treat at a queer-owned bakery & drink at an artisanal coffee bar. -Walk past legendary music venues and public art celebrating inclusion.