Things to do in Redmond

    Discover amazing Redmond activities and premium in-home experiences.

    Just a short drive from the bustling heart of Seattle, Redmond charms visitors with its blend of high-tech innovation and natural tranquility. As home to tech giants and lush parks alike, this vibrant city offers an ideal balance—perfect for those seeking adventure on scenic trails or exploring a dynamic culinary scene downtown. Whether you're cycling along the Sammamish River Trail or savoring local flavors at one of its cozy eateries, Redmond provides both excitement and relaxation in equal measure.

    Popular Activities in Redmond

    Family Treasure Cruise on Lake Union

    Enjoy a one-hour interactive pirate adventure with games, water cannons, and treasure for kids.

    4.8 99 reviews
    $15/ person

    Tiki Boat Party Cruise at Fishermen's Terminal

    Sail Lake Union on Seattle's only tiki boat, enjoying music, skyline views and drinks from the onboard bar.

    4.8 99 reviews
    $49/ person

    Seattle Happy Hour Culinary Walking Tour

    Taste curated cocktails and bites while exploring Seattle’s vibrant South Lake Union neighborhood.

    $115/ person

    Chef Guided Food Tour of Pike Place Market

    Explore Pike Place Market with a chef guide and sample nine artisan bites in just two hours.

    $60/ person

    Pike Place Coffee Crawl and VIP Morning Tour

    Sample Seattle coffee and breakfast bites before the market crowds

    $68/ person

    Street Food Tour of South Lake Union

    Taste diverse bites on a chef-led walking tour through Seattle's tech hub.

    $64/ person

    Seattle Harbor Sailing Tour on Classic Schooner

    Enjoy a 2-hour wind-powered cruise with skyline and mountain views aboard Seattle’s largest public sailing vessel

    4.8 339 reviews
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    Mt. Rainier National Park Day Tour

    Explore glaciers, waterfalls, and alpine meadows with an expert guide on a full-day small-group adventure

    5.0 1.8K reviews
    $295/ person

    Walla Walla Airport District Wine Bike Tour

    Pedal across vineyards and WWII-era buildings while sampling exceptional local wines.

    5.0 103 reviews

    Alki Lighthouse Sea Kayak Tour

    Paddle Elliott Bay to Alki Lighthouse with guided nature stops

    4.8 186 reviews
    $149/ person

    Pike Place Market Food and Culture Tour

    Taste Seattle favorites and explore the historic market with an insider guide in just two hours

    4.9 338 reviews
    $65/ person

    Sunset Hot Air Balloon Flight

    Experience serene evening skies over Puget Sound valleys with a 1-hour flight and a celebratory toast after landing.

    4.7 89 reviews
    $379/ person

    Cat Lounge Visit with Adoptable Kitties

    Relax with friendly, adoptable cats over a tasty beverage

    4.8 261 reviews
    $15/ person

    Private Langley Loop Kayak Tour

    Design your own two-hour paddle with a dedicated guide on Whidbey Island

    4.9 275 reviews
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    90-Minute Kayak or SUP Rental in Langley

    Explore wildlife-rich Langley Harbor by kayak or paddleboard with all gear and a safety orientation included.

    4.9 275 reviews
    $50/ kayak

    Captain's Loop Kayak Tour on Penn Cove

    Paddle Penn Cove with a local guide, learn its history, and spot eagles and herons on a relaxed two-hour outing.

    4.9 275 reviews
    $90/ person

    Family Fun Loop Kayak Tour

    Enjoy a relaxed 90-minute paddle perfect for beginners and kids, with expert guides and wildlife spotting

    4.9 275 reviews
    $60/ person

    Explore the Charms of Redmond

    Redmond is a vibrant city where innovation meets natural beauty, offering an inviting mix of urban excitement and outdoor adventure. Known as the home of tech giants like Microsoft, it also boasts lush parks and scenic trails that make it a haven for nature enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy cycling along the Sammamish River Trail or exploring Marymoor Park, which hosts everything from summer concerts to dog-friendly areas.

    In Redmond's downtown area, you'll find an array of local eateries and boutique shops that capture the city's unique character. The Saturday Market is a must-visit during warmer months, showcasing fresh produce and artisanal goods in a lively setting. For those seeking cultural experiences, art galleries and community events offer glimpses into Redmond’s creative spirit.

    With its proximity to Seattle yet distinct atmosphere, Redmond provides an ideal base for discovering Washington’s diverse offerings without straying far from metropolitan conveniences. Whether you're hiking through verdant forests or enjoying farm-to-table dining at one of its cozy restaurants, this city promises memorable moments around every corner.

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