• “Grass Blades” by John Fleming - Meet your local guide in the vibrant Seattle Center area by the Grass Blades sculpture, the first of many art pieces you’ll encounter today.

• Seattle Center - Seattle Center features over 30 cultural landmarks, from the Opera Center to the Space Needle. Join your guide to explore the complex and learn about its history and key institutions.

• Chihuly Garden and Glass - You will pass by this museum and studio renowned for its incredible glass sculptures, all created or designed by glass artist Dale Chihuly.

• Pacific Science Center - You will pass by this science museum, a family-friendly venue filled with interactive science exhibits, a Laser Dome, and IMAX theaters.

• Pacific Northwest Ballet - You may pass by this building housing the esteemed ballet company known for its outstanding performances, including the winter favorite, The Nutcracker.

• McCaw Hall - You may pass by this performing arts hall that is home to two of Seattle’s most respected institutions, the Seattle Opera and Pacific Northwest Ballet.

• Seattle Opera - We may pass by this grand complex, which has hosted some of the greatest operas, including Wagner’s Der Ring des Nibelungen and Carmen, since the 1960s.

• Seattle Center Monorail - You may choose to board the Seattle Center Monorail – constructed for the 1962 World’s Fair – for an enjoyable ride from downtown Westlake Center to Seattle Center.

• Seattle Repertory Theatre - Our tour may pass by this theater that has presented numerous performances, including works by August Wilson and F. Scott Fitzgerald, and today focuses on showcasing plays by black and female playwrights.

• Cornish Playhouse - You may pass by this 1914 institution operated by the Cornish College of the Arts, offering programs for students in art, design, dance, theatre, and more.

• KEXP - If you’re a music enthusiast, we’ll make time to visit this small record shop and label located inside the KEXP gathering space to browse vinyl records of your favorite artists!

• International Fountain - You’ll pass by this musical fountain with stunning views of the Space Needle, installed for the 1962 World’s Fair.

• Museum of Pop Culture - You’ll pass by this institution dedicated to preserving the history of music, featuring exhibits about famous Seattle artists and bands, along with memorabilia and artifacts that will impress any music fan!

• Climate Pledge Arena - You may pass by this sports arena, known not only as the home of Seattle’s ice hockey team, the Kraken, but also for its innovative sustainable design.

• Seattle Children’s Theatre - We may pass by this theater designed for young audiences, offering a year-round drama school for aspiring young artists.

• Space Needle - With your guide, walk through Seattle Center to your timed entry at the iconic Space Needle. Built for the 1962 World’s Fair, it embodies the spirit of Space Age innovation and continues to define the city skyline. Ride to the top for breathtaking views of Seattle and, on clear days, the distant peaks of Mount Rainier, the Cascades, and the Olympics. Your guide will share the Needle’s history and highlight landmarks to explore during your visit.

• Timed entry to the Space Needle
• Panoramic views from the observation deck
• Explore Seattle Center with a local guide
• Pass by Chihuly Garden and Glass
• Visit the Museum of Pop Culture (exterior)
• Receive personalized tips from your guide

• Food and drink, souvenirs
• Tips and gratuities for the guide

Discover the lively Seattle Center with a local expert and take in breathtaking views from the Space Needle. This 2-hour private tour provides a comprehensive exploration of Seattle’s vibrant art and cultural landscape. Admire the renowned Space Needle, towering 520 feet above the city, and delve into Seattle’s history and landmarks. Explore significant locations such as the Museum of Pop Culture and the International Fountain, while uncovering the city’s musical heritage. Ideal for small groups, this tour includes Space Needle admission and a knowledgeable guide to enrich your visit.

• 2-hour private tour of Seattle Center and Space Needle
• Includes entry to the Space Needle with panoramic views
• Local guide shares tales of Seattle’s art and history
• Private tour offers a more in-depth, engaging experience.
• Please note that this tour involves approximately 1 mile (1.6 km) of walking. While the pace is relaxed, it may be challenging for those not accustomed to walking longer distances. We recommend wearing comfortable footwear and being prepared for uneven streets.
• We’re happy to offer wheelchair-accessible tours with advance notice. Some elements of our standard routes may not be fully accessible, but with early communication, we can easily adjust the itinerary to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all guests. If you or someone in your group has mobility needs, please let us know when booking so we can make the necessary arrangements.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.