• 808 Howell St - Hyatt Regency Seattle, designated tour pick-up spot.
• Nordstrom - The flagship Nordstrom store, established in Seattle in 1901.
• Seattle Center Monorail - The original monorail station from 1962, built for the World’s Fair.
• Lake Union - Visit Lake Union and see Seattle’s floating homes, as featured in the movie “Sleepless in Seattle.”
• Fremont Troll - Seattle’s own giant troll residing under the bridge, reminiscent of Shrek.
• Lenin Statue - Pass by the controversial Vladimir Lenin statue.
• Kerry Park - Offers the best viewpoint in Seattle with stunning views, including the Space Needle.
• Space Needle - The tour concludes here, with the option for guests to be dropped off at the Space Needle or the original pick-up location.
• Hiram M. Chittenden Locks - Known as the Ballard Locks, it’s the third most visited site in Seattle after the Space Needle and Pike Place Market. It’s the busiest lock in the U.S. and the only one where fresh and saltwater meet. From June to September, salmon can be seen swimming up the fish ladder.
• Amazon Spheres - These spheres are a product of innovative thinking about workplace environments, providing a direct connection to nature. They house over 40,000 plants from cloud forest regions across more than 30 countries.
• Seattle - Home to the most floating homes in the U.S., with some valued at over six million dollars, making it a guest favorite.
• Lake Union - The site of Boeing’s first flight in 1916, with tours taking you to the exact location.

• Bottled water
• Hyatt Regency is the pick-up location

• Gratuities

Explore six unique Seattle neighborhoods in just 90 minutes, complete with photo opportunities! From the famous floating homes reminiscent of “Sleepless in Seattle” to a hidden urban waterfall nestled in the city’s core, and even a whimsical troll residing under a bridge, this tour encapsulates Seattle’s charm and character in a quick, enjoyable, and memorable experience. You’ll visit the breathtaking Kerry Park Viewpoint—considered by many as the best photo spot in all of Seattle.

In less time than it takes to watch two episodes of “The White Lotus,” discover one of America’s most picturesque cities. Plus, see the exact location where Boeing’s first airplane took off—from the waters of Lake Union. All this is available at an affordable price that won’t strain your budget.

• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately

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