Seattle · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
4 tours
Start at number one and work down: the 4 self-guided tours in Seattle worth the money, each with its fare, its running time and the kind of day it makes.
Self-guided Seattle history puzzle from Union Station to the Waterfront, with 10 challenges, landmark stops, and flexible 90-minute pacing for $7.20.
“It starts at Union station and ends at the waterfront. My CuriosityBased team of 4 did it from one phone. Really educational and interesting. One station had outdated information. It was good value”
A self-guided Seattle time travel clue game in the Questo app, from the Father and Son fountain past Space Needle and Seattle Center.
“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 download the trip instructions, they wanted all his information, rather than mine (I was the one who signed up/paid). He chose not to have it on his phone, because they wanted too much info. So we just used the one phone (we paid for two, which it turns out we didn't need to). The path…”
Self-guided Seattle audio tour with GPS map, Pike Place, Alki Point, Pioneer Square, and Space Needle in about 2 hours.
“App didn’t work so had to download which has no map. Had to guess the locations and use google maps. A bit long winded at times.”
Walk Seattle downtown with hands-free GPS audio stories covering 12 landmarks from the Great Wheel to Pike Place for $14.99.
“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.”
