2 Day Seattle Highlights Tour from Vancouver English

Pike Place Market

Explore one of Seattle’s most energetic waterfront districts. Guests can watch the famous fish-tossing vendors, browse produce and specialty-food stalls, discover local crafts, photograph the market’s historic signs, and enjoy free time to select their own lunch while taking in views toward Elliott Bay.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

Amazon Spheres

See Amazon’s downtown Seattle campus and the striking glass Spheres from the vehicle. Guests will learn how the company helped reshape the surrounding area and can view the exterior of this distinctive architectural landmark.

National Nordic Museum

Step inside a modern museum devoted to the Nordic region and the Nordic-American experience. Guests can explore exhibitions about migration, community, cultural traditions, design, and the continuing connections between the Nordic countries and the Pacific Northwest.

Duration: 1 hour

Hiram M. Chittenden Locks

Walk beside the working locks and watch boats rise or descend as they travel between the freshwater Ship Canal system and Puget Sound. Guests can also enjoy the surrounding gardens and, when seasonal conditions allow, observe migrating salmon through the fish-ladder viewing windows.

Duration: 45 minutes

Space Needle

Enjoy free time at Seattle Center to admire and photograph the Space Needle. Guests may explore the public grounds and surrounding architecture or purchase their own timed ticket to visit the observation levels, subject to availability

Duration: 1 hour

The Museum of Flight

Explore one of the world’s major air and space museums. Guests can walk among historic aircraft, discover stories of aviation pioneers, examine spacecraft and flight-related exhibits, and visit large galleries showcasing commercial, military, and space flight. (Optional Museum of Flight simulator, virtual-reality, or premium experiences admission fee are NOT included)

Duration: 2 hours

Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, Seattle

Discover how Seattle became a key supply gateway for people heading north during the Klondike Gold Rush. Guests can explore exhibits, photographs, artefacts, and personal stories that connect Pioneer Square with the rush to the Yukon.

Duration: 30 minutes

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Follow a local guide beneath Pioneer Square to explore surviving underground passageways created after Seattle rebuilt and raised its street level following the Great Fire of 1889. Guests will hear stories about the old storefronts, sidewalks, architecture, and people connected with the city hidden below today’s streets. Accessibility notice: Staircases, extended walking and uneven surfaces. "Not suitable for guests using wheelchairs, scooters, canes or walking aids"

Duration: 1 hour