SEATTLE
Seattle’s best days out.
The 5 most popular self-guided tours in Seattle, from the downtown waterfront out to the day-trip ring. What each one actually involves, what it costs, and who runs it.
Self-guided Seattle history quest from Union Station to the waterfront with 10 phone puzzles and landmark stops.
Most Popular“Finding the glue pot and deciphering the code was intriguing. It was fun working with new people to problem solve.”
Self-guided Space Needle skyline tour via mobile app with audio, AR map, and views of Puget Sound and the mountains. Admission sold separately.
“Waited around for the guide at the “meeting place “ and we ended up leaving after waiting around and searching around the area for them.”
Seattle time-travel phone game from Elliott Bay to the Space Needle, with self-paced clues and big landmarks for $7.20 in English.
“Difficulty finding the instructions once we signed up - they were not clear, and we just kept being sent to the same page, essentially going in circles for about an hour. Customer service was great - they were prompt and helpful. That's about the only positive I have to share. When my partner went to…”
A self-guided Seattle audio walk with GPS mapping and landmark stops like Pike Place, Alki Point, Space Needle, and Pioneer Square.
“Difficult to load the program on my iPhone. The tour would have been better if more sites were open. Unfortunately they were closed due to Covid.”
A self-guided Seattle downtown walking audio tour from the Great Wheel to Pike Place Market, with offline maps and 25+ stories.
“It would be helpful for the directions to include "turn right on ___ street" and "walk __ blocks" for those of us that are direction challenged. We didn't find everything on the list because we struggled with this.”
From the waterfront to the mountain passes, and every way to see them.
