Seattle · WALKING TOURS
8 tours
Seattle weather makes some bookings a gamble and others a certainty. These 8 walking tours hold up either way, with current fares, how long each takes and exactly what is included.
Walk beneath Pioneer Square on a 1-hour guided tour of 1890s passageways, the Seattle Fire, and why streets were raised.
“Guide was very good. This tour is a very interesting insight on the history of the neighbourhood”
Taste eight-plus bites across Pike Place Market with a small-group guide, from clam chowder and smoked salmon to gelato.
“Nola was amazing. This was the best way to get to fall in love with Pike Place and Seattle. The food was amazing.”
Walk Seattle donut shops with a local guide and tastings included, small groups up to 15, ending at Pike Place Market.
“Deb was an excellent tour guide. The tour was informative and entertaining and the donuts were wonderful. Deb provided a great variety of donuts! Highly recommend this tour and highly recommend Deb!!”
Booze and Boos in Seattle takes you through Pike Place at night with a costumed guide, spooky tales, and bar stops over 2.5 hours.
“This tour was great fun. It is more of a pub crawl than a walking tour, so don’t plan on getting much exercise. Katherine, our intrepid tour guide, was fantastic. Other guests in our group were also very fun to hang out with. All in all, a great experience!!”
Seattle Terrors and Ghosts blends haunted tales with real downtown history, from Post Alley to Suquamish Grounds.
“I had a great time, Christine was very informative and such a great person all round.”
Seattle Walking Tour covers downtown history, neighborhoods, and Seattle Center, finishing at KEXP. Includes Monorail ticket, local guide.
“Excellent guide, James. Small group. Learned so much about the city of Seattle. Highly recommend to start your visit to Seattle”
A 2-hour Seattle walking tour through Capitol Hill’s coffee shops, with three tastings, roasting lessons, and music-history street stops.
“Carter was a terrific guide, very engaging and knowledgeable about the craft. Very unique selection of coffees.”
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.”
