Oldest Starbucks? Gum Wall? Original Skid Roe? Pioneer Square? What's the deal with the purple glass? Discover the story of Seattle, it's history, it's people, it's story. Go at your own pace, anytime. Our tour will take you through the bustling Pike Place Market where fishmongers still throw salmon through the air, wind down the steep streets where Seattle's downtown meets Elliott Bay, pass the exact spot where the Great Fire of 1889 started from an overturned glue pot, and end at the magnificent King Street Station where gold prospectors once arrived with dreams of striking it rich. You will hear stories about how Seattle literally raised itself up by one story after the devastating fire, and discover why one street was called Skid Road long before it became a term for down-and-out neighborhoods.
The tour starts at the oldest standing starbucks, the 2nd shop, and a historic gem. You'll hear it's story then be guided step by step through Seattle.
The tour ends at the King Street Station, where you'll hear it's history and tips on what do to in the area.
Hear the history of the gold rush and discover the areas history.
The tour starts at the oldest standing starbucks, the 2nd shop, and a historic gem. You'll hear it's story then be guided step by step through Seattle.
The historic market, you'll hear its history and see the historic and iconic market.
Born in 1986 as a bronze pig, she’s more than just a photo spot, Rachel collects spare change for local charities, raising millions to help Seattle’s most vulnerable. Discover why she's here and the story of the piggy bank.
Why do people stick gum on the wall? Find out on the tour.
Walk the steps, see some art, discover the history of the Harbor Steps Staircase Plaza and explore Seattle.
What's the deal with the statue on the corner? You'll find out on this tour.
See the building from the outside and discover it's history.
Wander through the park and hear its story.
Merchant’s became famous for hearty meals, stiff drinks, and legendary ghost stories—patrons report strange footsteps and flickering lights, supposedly the work of past residents. Oooh, spooky.
This is the oldest neighborhood in Seattle, famed for its Romanesque architecture, art galleries, and bustling street life.
See post alley, walk under the arch and hear it's story.
What's the deal with the mural? Who is Billie King? Find out on the tour.
See the Famous park, hear the story of the firefighters and explore.
A Waterfall Garden in the middle of the city? Yes! And it's free. Not to be missed.
The tour ends at the King Street Station, where you'll hear it's history and tips on what do to in the area.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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