Explore Downtown Seattle on a 3-Hour Walking Tour
See Pike Place Market and Seattle Center, plus a one-way Seattle Monorail ride
Duration
3 Hours
Includes
Guide, tastings, monorail
Highlights
Walk through downtown Seattle with a local guide, from the waterfront to Pike Place Market and on to Seattle Center. You’ll cover about 2 miles with stairs and inclines, with restroom breaks along the way.
- Meet your guide at Pier 57 on the Seattle Waterfront
- Stroll through Pike Place Market and watch fish get thrown
- See the oldest Starbucks in the world
- Ride the Seattle Monorail with a one-way ticket included
- Explore Seattle Center and the grounds of the 1962 World’s Fair
- Stop at the Great Seattle Gum Wall and add your piece of gum
What's Included
- 3-hour walking tour
- Local guide
- Light tastings at select market vendors
- Gum for the Great Seattle Gum Wall
- One-way Seattle Monorail ticket
- Group photos taken by your guide
Things to know
Not suited for people with limited mobility; expect stairs and steep inclines. Children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult. Gratuity, Washington State taxes and fees, and meals and retail purchases are not included.
Cancellation Policy
Ticket costs are fully refundable up to 48 hours before the tour start time. No refunds for tours cancelled within 48 hours of the tour start time.
FAQs
No. The tour is not advised for anyone with limited mobility and is not suited for wheelchairs or strollers. Expect frequent walking, stairs, and steep inclines.
Expect roughly 2 miles of walking with stairs and inclines.
Wear comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. Sunscreen or an umbrella/rain jacket and layered clothing are strongly advised.
Meeting details
Pier 57 on the Seattle Waterfront
Related locations
Seattle Monorail
Admission includedStep aboard the Seattle Monorail and feel the city shift beneath you. Gliding above street level on a route that has carried passengers since the 1962 World's Fair, this elevated rail line offers a quick, breezy way to move between downtown Seattle and the Seattle Center. The ride is short, but the perspective it offers of the urban streetscape below is genuinely distinctive.
