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Explore The City Of Seattle Guided Group Tour
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From $127.28 per person
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The Experience
What your day looks like
We introduction to the wonders of Emerald City. We show you the big sights, such as the Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, and Pioneer Square, as well as the diverse neighborhoods that give Seattle so much character – Fremont, Queen Anne, Ballard, Chinatown, and more. Seattle is meant to be experienced! That’s why we give you plenty of time to get off the bus, walk around and soak up the atmosphere of each destination. You’ll love Seattle’s charming shops and distinctive neighborhood eateries. And if you like coffee (Seattle’s most famous drink), you’re lucky there’s a coffee shop on almost every street. By the end of the day, you’ll know Seattle like a native its history, its legends, its many fascinating sights, and all the best places for food, shopping, and entertainment.
At a Glance
The experience, in brief
- Join the halfday City of Seattle guided group tour
- See the big sights, such as the Pike Place Market, the Space Needle & Pioneer Square
- An up close and personal introduction to the wonders of the Emerald City
- See diverse neighborhoods that give Seattle so much character
- Explore Seattle’s charming shops and distinctive neighborhood eateries
Detailed Itinerary
The journey, in full
Stops on the tour: Queen Anne Hill (City view) Ballard Locks Fish Ladder Fisherman's Terminal Pioneer Square Seen on this tour: Space Needle + MoPOP T-Mobile Park CenturyLink Field Belltown Elliot Bay Waterfront Olympic Sculpture Park International District (Chinatown) Puget Sound Olympic Cascades
Your Itinerary
Your day, step by step
Day 1
Seattle
City/Town Tour.
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Seattle
Sightseeing at Pike Place Market.
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Seattle
Sightseeing at Space Needle.
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Seattle
Sightseeing at Pioneer Square, Seattle.
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Seattle
Sightseeing at Fishermen's Terminal.
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Sightseeing at Queen Anne, Seattle.
Before You Go
What to know before booking
Included
Professional guide Fully narrated tour Pickup and drop-off from select downtown Seattle and airport hotels
Not Included
Meals Gratuity
What to Bring
Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a jacket
Restrictions
No
Meeting & Pickup
Pickup is available from select hotels in downtown Seattle, Edgewater, and the SeaTac area. For cruise passengers: - In the case of pier 66, the Edgewater Hotel is right next door and easy to walk to. - In the case of pier 91, they would need to get transport a few miles away to our general pickup at the Museum of Pop Culture.
Languages Offered
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Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: Yes Confirmation: Automatic
Traveler Impressions
What travelers are saying
2025-09-13
5.00 / 5
Joe is a gem. He kept everything interesting and entertaining.
2025-09-12
5.00 / 5
Excellent tour of the city. Joe did an outstanding job; we especially appreciated his sense of humor and personal anecdotes! The only downside was the van itself - cramped and rode like a buckboard wagon!!
2024-08-21
5.00 / 5
Great tour and guide!
2021-12-09
2.00 / 5
Our tour guide was very knowledgeable, but problems began as soon as our group of four ( out of six) were in the van. Our guide announced that the tour was five to six hours. We were in town for a family wedding and had specifically booked the trip advertised as a four hour/ half day city tour. I brought this up and was told there was no way to shorten, we could just not go. We had prepaid, no mention was made to accommodate a refund. We finally agreed to a five hour day with a return to our car by 3:00pm. At 2:30 it became clear this was a pipe dream when our guide announced an upcoming 30 minute stop so we could eat before two more places. When we asked if it would be inconvenient to drop us near our car we were told yes to just get out and Uber if we didn’t like it. The entire situation was confrontational, uncomfortable, embarrassing for the other couple and left us feeling we were either held hostage or to be abandoned in a city with which we were unfamiliar. Our guide played music quite well matched to events, but he insisted on playing it loudly and trying to narrate over the sound. We asked several times if it could be softer or off while narration was going on. This was also denied. I travel extensively and have never had a guide out of touch with needs of customers or the constraints of time.
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