SEATTLE
Seattle’s best days out.
The 15 most popular things to do in Seattle. Pike Place food tours, Puget Sound cruises, the Underground beneath Pioneer Square, and day trips to Mount Rainier and the Olympic coast, all in one place.
Seattle Pioneer Square underground tour: about 1 hour beneath 1890s streets, small group size, mobile tickets, local guides for $29.03.
Most Popular“We had a super fun time learning about Seattle’s history and our guide did an incredible job. Thanks!”
Chef-guided Pike Place food tour with 9 tastings, chowder line-skip, and waterfront views. Small group, mobile ticket. 2 hours.
“The variety of foods were delicious and Will was an outstanding guide. Travelers should know that there are very few opportunities to sit down in the tour. If standing for two hours is not comfortable, this may not be the right tour for them.”
Seattle to Mt. Rainier in a day: guided stops at Longmire, Christine and Narada Falls, and Paradise, with winter snowshoe options.
“Amazing experience! The Mount Rainier tour was absolutely stunning from start to finish. Our guide, Cory, was knowledgeable, friendly, and made the whole trip even more enjoyable. Highly recommend!”
Classic Seattle harbor cruise with live narration, Space Needle and Great Wheel views, and up-close Port of Seattle sights from Elliott Bay.
“Easy cruise along the water seeing the sites. I would recommend this tour. You just kicked back relax and look around.”
Seattle’s top sights in 3 hours: Pike Place, Pioneer Square, Space Needle, Locks and photo stops, small-group guide included.
“The tour was very informative. Our guide, Erika, was knowledgeable and flexible on time spent in each place. We would highly recommend any tours from this group.”
See Seattle from 520 feet up, then wander Dale Chihuly’s glass-filled world at Seattle Center with an easy timed combo ticket.
“Great attractions! Price was cheaper than at the ticket office.”
Seattle to Mt. Rainier in one stress-free day: guided photo stops at Longmire, Narada, Christine Falls, plus weather-driven bonus lakes and views.
“It was a great experience, Ranger Ron is really good guide and helped us to have a great experience.”
Walk Seattle’s 1890s underground passageways in Pioneer Square with a live guide and real stories of the Seattle Fire.
“Very informative and a great way to learn about Seattles history! Imogen (our tour guide) was incredibly engaging throughout and is clearly very passionate about Seattle which made it a lot of fun!”
Eat your way through Pike Place Market with included tastings, local history, and a small-group vibe that keeps the walk moving.
“Good variety of tastings. Interesting History of the Market included. We enjoyed Bob Williams stories of the Market.”
Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass in one day for one ticket: 520-foot views plus Dale Chihuly’s glass art.
“Amazing views from observation deck in Space Needle. Glass Garden unlike anything I have seen. The craftsmanship was incredible. Well worth it.”
Half-day Seattle and Snoqualmie Falls tour with small-group history, Fremont Troll photos, seasonal locks, and skyline views in 4 hours.
“This tour was amazing. Our guide, Dale, was the best we’ve ever had. He was so knowledgeable and friendly. He made everyone very comfortable and told us so many facts about Seattle. As an added bonus he taught all of us techniques using our camera phone. Highly recommend this tour for anyone wanting to see…”
A guided Boeing factory tour from downtown Seattle to Everett, with included transport, hands-on exhibits, and a no-photos look at jets in production.
“It was really fun and being in a massive building with planes being worked on was super fun. Recommend to anyone in Seattle.”
Seattle wine and Snoqualmie Falls day trip: hotel pickup, Woodinville tastings, 268-ft falls photos, and a free chocolate stop.
“Mark was awesome! Super animated, and knowledgable. He kept us entertained for hours and the destinations were top notch. I didn’t know what to expect at snoqualmie, but holy moly that was impressive. If you can book the tour after rain when there is more flow it is definitely worth it.”
Early-bird Pike Place Market tasting tour with a small group, guided food stops, and exclusive access before crowds for salmon, chocolate, pastries, and more.
“Come ready to eat! The walking we did was at an easy pace with lots of stops to see, smell and taste the area. Our guide brought out the local setting of the market combined with the backdrop of the city and Pacific Northwest region to understand the history of the market. Also very knowledgable…”
3-hour small-group Seattle city tour from Hyatt Regency. See Pike Place, Space Needle photo stop, Lake Union floating homes, Locks views.
“This was a very fun tour. This was my first time in Seattle and I was very impressed with the sights the city had to offer. Earl was a great guide and host, he has a lot of personality and he knows the city like the back of his hand. We visited a few places…”
From the waterfront to the mountain passes, and every way to see them.
