Seattle Grand 4-Hour City Tour

Pioneer Square

there is a lot going on here, Oldest glass blowing studio in Seattle where they are making glass art live, Klondike Gold Rush National Historic Park, Waterfall Garden Park (birthplace of UPS), Occidental Park, Firefighter's Memorial, art galleries, antique stores, no chain- unique retail shops.

Waterfall Garden Park

Birth of UPS commemorated here. A private garden with an unusually large water feature that looks like your at Mt. Rainier National park.

Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park

After the Timber and Fishing industries the Klondike gold rush put Seattle on the map. Restroom opportunity.

T-Mobile Park (Pass-by Only)

Where the MLB Mariners play- unique retractable roof.

Lumen Field (Pass-by Only)

open air stadium where NFL Seattle Seahawks, and MLS Seattle Sounders FC play.

Chinatown International District (Pass-by Only)

this is a optional part of the tour that may or may not be done depending on time. Wing Luke Asian museum, Pin Ball Museum, Tong Buildings

Hing Hay Park (Pass-by Only)

Learn about the Iron Dragon

A must stop if visiting Chinatown

Seattle Public Library (Pass-by Only)

a distinctive building designed by Rem Koolhaas.

Pike Place Market

See and taste the soul of Seattle. Food vendors, flowers, fishmongers, spice merchants, foreign delicatessens, the first Starbucks store, and Seattle's grossest attraction the gum-wall. We try to stop and let you out to grab a bite to eat. Restroom opportunity. Local food traditions and specialties. If stop is not possible then food can be purchased at Fisherman's terminal.

Amazon Spheres (Pass-by Only)

A unique building right in the heart of the Amazon Campus full of exotic plants.

Space Needle (Pass-by Only)

Space needle, Mopop, Chihuly Garden and Glass, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle Grace Hospital (film location, Grey's Anatomy )

Queen Anne Hill

one or two or three viewpoints of Seattle, both sides of the isthmus that is Seattle the Salt water side and the fresh water side. Kerry Park, the Lynn st. viewpoint.

Kerry Park

Classic Seattle viewpoint, a photo here proves you are in Seattle. views of Mt. Rainier.

Lake Union

view from above.

view from Queen Ann Hill

Gasworks Park Marina

view from above. a cool park in Seattle where they used to make gas for the streetlights in Seattle.

University of Washington

view from the Lynn St Viewpoint.

Olympic Mountain Range (Pass-by Only)

view from Queen Ann hill

Fremont

a funky neighborhood with diverting attractions: the Troll, Lenin statue (not John Lennon), Theo's Chocolates, part of the berlin wall and lots of art.

See a giant art installation under at bridge inspired by the childhood book (3 Billy Goats Gruff)

Seattle has a huge fishing fleet. Ships from the tv show "Deadliest Catch" harbor here. A chance to get Chowder, Fish and Chips or other food items. restroom opportunity.

Hiram M. Chittenden Locks

basically, a lock is an elevator for boats- at the transition of salt and fresh water the locks allow the boats to back and forth between Puget Sound and the lakes. Additionally, Salmon, Seals, Sealions, nesting Great Blue Herons and other wildlife can be seen here regularly. Restroom opportunity.

Seattle Waterfront (Pass-by Only)

the Seattle aquarium, the Great Wheel, the Edgewater Hotel (the only hotel you can fish out of your window), Ferry Terminals, Victoria Clipper, and Ivar's Acres of Clams. Also the SAM sculpture garden park.

Seattle Great Wheel (Pass-by Only)

Lit up at night on the water makes for another place for great views and great fun too.

Seattle Aquarium (Pass-by Only)

contains life from the Salish Sea