• Shutter Tours - Day Tours - Embark on an exhilarating 4-hour sightseeing adventure of Seattle with Shutter Tours.
• Pike Place Market - This is where the tour begins.
• Pioneer Square - After meeting the guide at Pike Place Market, the tour kicks off with a fascinating glimpse into Seattle’s history as you journey through Pioneer Square, the site chosen by the city’s early settlers.

Discover the origins of the great Seattle fire and explore the Seattle Underground as the tour passes through Pioneer Square.

• CenturyLink Field - Home to the Seattle Seahawks of the NFL and Seattle Sounders FC of the MLS, CenturyLink Field is a state-of-the-art venue offering stunning views of the Downtown Seattle skyline and accommodating 69,000 spectators.
• T-Mobile Park - T-Mobile Park, featuring a retractable roof, serves as the home stadium for the Seattle Mariners of MLB, with a seating capacity of 47,715 for baseball games.
• Snoqualmie Falls - The first encounter in the Cascade foothills includes a drive through Snoqualmie, the authentic “Twin Peaks” of the Pacific Northwest. The breathtaking Snoqualmie Falls promises to be a cherished highlight of the tour. The visit to the falls lasts approximately 30 minutes.
• Fremont Troll - The next stop is the Fremont Troll, where there is an opportunity to capture photos of this unique public art piece. As the tour continues through Fremont, a 16-foot tall statue of Bolshevik Russian Communist revolutionary Vladimir Lenin is visible. The guide will narrate the intriguing story of how this statue found its way to Seattle.
• Lenin Statue - The contentious Lenin statue, originally from Slovakia, is reminiscent of the classic communist-style statues from a past era.
• Fishermen’s Terminal - From September to March, the tour includes a visit to Fisherman’s Terminal, the base of the Pacific fishing fleet.
• Hiram M. Chittenden Locks - From March to August, the tour stops at the locks. At the Ballard Locks, visitors might witness migrating salmon, sea lions, eagles, and maritime traffic navigating this engineering wonder during the summer. The stop at the locks lasts about 30 minutes, allowing time to explore the locks and fish ladder. (Note: This stop is not included in the tour from September 1st to March 1st. Refer to the booking page for more details.)

Winter Tour Notes

From October 29th to March 1st, the tour does not include a stop at the locks due to reduced boating activity and an empty fish ladder.

• Kerry Park - The tour then proceeds to Kerry Park, the top-rated spot in Seattle for capturing a photo of the skyline, offering a stunning panoramic view.
• Pike Place Market - The tour concludes back at Pike Place Market at around 2 PM.

• Local guide
• Transport by air-conditioned minivan

• Gratuities

Experience two activities in one tour extending over 4 hours, exploring the highlights of Seattle and its surrounding region. Start with a visit to Snoqualmie Falls, an awe-inspiring waterfall nestled in the Cascade Mountains foothills. Later, delve into Seattle with an in-depth city tour that showcases the sites and heritage that render Seattle among the country’s most habitable cities. A guide will entertain you with amusing tidbits and captivating narratives about the city, explaining the origin of its name and the truth behind its infamous rainfall. The tour’s itinerary offers sufficient time at each stop, welcoming personal responses and recommendations from the tour guide.

• Operates in all weather conditions; please dress appropriately
• We can accommodate folding wheelchairs and walkers
• Secure luggage storage is available
• No Hotel Pickups, Please meet at meeting point.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.