• Pike Street Hillclimb - Discover Seattle’s original landscape in action. Rest assured, the journey is downhill, not uphill.
• Seattle Aquarium - As part of Seattle’s new waterfront development, the expanded aquarium narrates the history of the Northwest, reaching back to prehistoric times.
• Miner’s Landing Pier 57 Seattle - A historic Seattle pier that has evolved with the city, meeting its various needs over the years.
• Seattle Great Wheel - A newer addition to Seattle’s waterfront development, the wheel has become an iconic feature of the city’s skyline.
• Seattle Ferry Terminal - A distinctly Northwest feature. The largest ferry system in the nation has been crucial to Seattle’s growth and remains a key component of the Puget Sound’s infrastructure today.
• Pioneer Square Habitat Beach - Part of the city’s modern waterfront initiative, this area is designed to connect visitors with the Puget Sound and the region’s unique natural beauty and wildlife.
• Pioneer Square - Experience Old Seattle during its most prosperous eras. This is the place to visit in Seattle for architecture.
• Pioneer Square Totem Pole - Engage with the region’s rich history through this monument.
• Seattle Art Museum - Seattle’s leading art museum, but the true essence of the city lies just across the street…
• Overlook Walk - Our grand finale is at the city’s long-awaited connector between land and sea.

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Many visitors enjoy strolling along Seattle’s waterfront, taking in the beautiful views. This tour reveals the hidden stories behind the scenery.

Starting at Pioneer Square, the birthplace of the city, and continuing along the newly renovated waterfront to the ferry terminal, this tour connects Seattle’s rich history with the vibrant city of today. Accompanied by a local guide, participants will hear fascinating tales that the streets alone cannot convey.

Discover why the city was rebuilt in just a year after a devastating fire, how the waterfront transformed from an industrial hub to a public park, and what makes Seattle’s connection to the water unique in the nation.

Experience small group sizes, captivating stories, and a memorable walk that will linger in your mind long after your visit. Please inform us in advance of any mobility concerns. The tour covers approximately 1.5 miles of walking.

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