Get to know the beautiful city of Seattle on a 3-hour, sightseeing tour with the best tour guides in the Northwest. Step into our mini coach buses and enjoy a relaxing ride to the city's most popular attractions, including stops at Pioneer Square, the Ballard Locks, and a great city skyline photo opportunity.

On this tour you will visit 3 of Seattle's premier restaurants and cocktail lounges and delight in the best food and drink in the city. Each location is specifically selected to represent a distinct characteristic of Seattle, from its history in the underground music scene, to its bounty of natural beauty and interconnectedness with nature, and to the sincerity in warmhearted hospitality of its people. Included in the price of your ticket is food and drink at all 3 locations (non-alcoholic options are available along with substitutions for dietary restrictions). A friendly guide will accompany you throughout, contributing context for each tasting and stories from their experience as a local. We also offer local-approved recommendations for whatever you're looking for around town. Everybody 21+ is welcome to join. There is about one third of a mile of walking, and elevators are available wherever there are stairs. We hope you'll join us!

You're standing in Pioneer Square holding a ticket for the S.S. Portland. The Klondike Gold Rush is calling and the ship won't wait. But something is wrong. People pass right through the space where you are. The city feels familiar and utterly foreign at the same time. And nobody, not one person seems to see you at all. In this self-guided mystery quest through Seattle's most historic streets, follow clues from Pioneer Square to Pike Place Market to the waterfront, solving puzzles rooted in the real history of the 1897 Gold Rush. Use the free Questo app to navigate 10 stops through old Seattle. Stand at the site of the Great Seattle Fire, look up at Smith Tower (the tallest building on the west coast for half a century), wander through Pike Place Market before the crowds, and reach the waterfront where the S.S. Portland once docked with two tons of Klondike gold. Every stop pulls you deeper into a story with a twist you won't see coming.

Hop-on a City Sightseeing bus tour to explore Seattle at your own pace. With 24 and 48-hour tickets with the Locks Cruise, or Harbour Cruise, you can choose the option that suits you best. With an informative audio guide in English onboard the bus, you'll learn plenty of interesting facts about Seattle. Sit back, relax and enjoy sights such as Space Needle, Seattle Central Library, Seattle Sky View Observatory and Pike Place Market to name a few! Should you book either the 24 or 48-hour tickets with the Locks Cruise, your ticket will include a one-way Locks Cruise and an audio-guided walking tour can that be downloaded to your smartphone. You'll learn all about Seattle's early days and images of the objects being talked about will be displayed on your screen. Book the 24 or 48-hour tickets with the Harbour Cruise to experience panoramic views of Seattle from both land and sea, as well as an audio-guided walking tour. Book your City Sightseeing ticket today!

Follow Seattle’s gold rush trail through Pioneer Square and admire icons like Smith Tower and the Central Library. Hear the city’s buried secrets and rich history come to life. Optional: see Union Station, Occidental Square, and Waterfall Garden Park. Choose any of these fantastic options: 2-hour: Downtown Highlights: Visit Downtown Seattle and trace the gold rush legacy from Pioneer Square to Smith Tower and the iconic Central Library. Hear hidden stories and admire historic architecture. 3-hour: Downtown Highlights, Union Station & More: Visit Downtown Seattle from Union Station to Waterfall Garden Park, with stops at Occidental Square, Pioneer Square, Smith Tower and more. Dive deeper into the city’s heritage. Uncover the hidden gems and iconic landmarks of Seattle’s historic core with Rosotravel.

Most visitors will walk Seattle's waterfront and see a nice view. This tour shows you what's actually behind it. From Pioneer Square — where the city literally started — along the newly rebuilt waterfront to the ferry terminal, we connect the dots between Seattle's past and the city you see today. Join with a local guide as they share the stories these streets don't tell on their own. You'll learn why the city burned down and rebuilt itself in a year, how the waterfront went from industrial grit to public park, and what makes Seattle's relationship with the water unlike any other city in the country. Small groups, big stories, and a walk you'll remember long after you leave. Please let us know ahead of time about any mobility restrictions. The tour includes roughly 1.5 miles of walking.