SEATTLE
Seattle’s best days out.
The 4 most popular underground history 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.
Seattle Pioneer Square underground tour: about 1 hour beneath 1890s streets, small group size, mobile tickets, local guides for $29.03.
Most Popular“Great history. Knowledgeable about things that are not necessarily part of the tour. Lots of steps and uneven surfaces but nothing daunting. Would have loved to see more places but good for an hour.”
Walk Seattle’s 1890s underground passageways in Pioneer Square with a live guide and real stories of the Seattle Fire.
“Fun and engaging story-telling keeps this tour interesting for young and old, weaving the tales and the history of Seattle’s foundations - literally - as an old frontier logging town on land that was tidal. Easy walking tour both under-and over-ground in parts of Seattle you would not usually venture. Good for tourists and residents…”
Seattle in 4.5 hours: Space Needle views, Argosy harbor cruise, Underground walking tour, and Kerry Park skyline photos with hotel pickup.
“Overall, we enjoyed the activities. Timing was off as we were told to be ready for pick up 30-40 minutes before we even heard from the driver. We stood outside in the cold for at least 20 minutes before we were contacted about the later time. The underground tour could likely be replaced with something…”
Space Needle views, a waterfront harbor cruise, Beneath the Streets underground tour, and Kerry Park in one small-group Seattle half-day.
“Very dissatisfied..2 people had to wait for pickup at 1100 Alaskan Way for 45 minutes and there was no place to sit!! Also missed the underground tour as a result... the guide said a refund would be issued!! Tickets are under my name/credit card Joyce Morin. The couple attending the tour were Jerry and Annetta…”
From the waterfront to the mountain passes, and every way to see them.
