Activities, Camps and After School Classes in Seattle, WA

Pike Place Market at 8 am is a different market. The vendors are unhurried, the crowds haven't arrived, and the people who've worked here for years have time to chat with you one on one. This is the insider's version, a morning food tour led by professional storytellers with deep roots in the market community. You'll chat with a fishmonger who's spent years at Pike Place Market, taste two smoked salmons, and watch the legendary fish toss up close. You'll savor a fresh mini-donut straight off the Daily Dozen donut robot and experience the market the way locals do: early, unhurried, and real. Three things we do that nobody else does: - Guide Guarantee. Love your guide or your next tour is on us. - Tips included. Gratuity is built into your ticket. - Professional storytellers. Our guides aren't just enthusiastic locals. They're trained professionals who earn All-Star status annually through continual education, rigorous training, and 5-star review achievement.

*Get up close and personal with magnificent transient orcas, minke and humpback whales as well as harbor seal and an array of seabirds *Soak in stunning mountain, island and ocean vistas as you cruise through the Salish Sea *Perfect for a quick escape while staying in Seattle!

This guided walking tour takes participants through the rich history of Seattle's Central Waterfront, uncovering its ecological and cultural evolution; from Indigenous homelands stewarded by Coast Salish peoples to a bustling industrial center, and now into a revitalized civic space. Stroll along the scenic Overlook Walk, witness public art, and learn about sustainability efforts shaping the future. Ideal for ages 10 and up, this 90-minute tour is perfect for families, educational outings, or team-building experiences. - Guided walking tour of Seattle's Central Waterfront - 90-minute duration covering approximately 1.5 miles - Small group size of up to 16 participants, ages 10 and older - Starts at Victor Steinbrueck Park, ending at Molly Moon's on the waterfront. A minimum of 4 participants is required for each tour to run. If the minimum is not met, you will be refunded.

Uncover the profound ties between Bruce Lee and Seattle on this engaging heritage tour. Trace the footsteps of the martial arts icon through the historic Chinatown-International District, where Lee opened his first school, and savor the flavors at Tai Tung Restaurant, his favorite spot. Visit the University of Washington, where he studied philosophy and trained. End your journey at The Pine Box, where his funeral took place, and visit Lake View Cemetery, his final resting place, adorned with tributes from fans worldwide. This tour is an enriching experience for martial arts enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone interested in Lee's legacy. - Visit key locations in Seattle that shaped Bruce Lee's life - Explore the Wing Luke Museum and historic Chinatown-International District - Enjoy a meal at Tai Tung Restaurant, Lee's favorite restaurant - Perfect for martial arts fans, history enthusiasts, and culture seekers alike

Join us on an Epic Bicycle Adventure experiencing the sights, sounds, and smells that makes Seattle a gem of a city.  After gearing up (see meet up location) we bicycle through Seattle’s Olympic Sculpture Park on our way to the heart of the city Seattle Center. Our bicycle guides navigate you through the hipster neighborhoods of Ballard, Fremont, South Lake Union, Seattle Center, and Queen Anne on an amazing interurban bicycle trail. Less than 2 miles is not on a protected bike trail, very safe. Must be at least 12-years-old and 5 feet tall. Daily 9:30am-12:30pm.

Join a mountain bike tour with an instructor certified bike guide! With a guest to guide ratio of 4:1, you'll be sure to get focused guiding on your small group tour. Explore the beauty of the Pacific Northwest in a way that most travelers don't get to!

Now On View: Nordic Journeys, our core exhibition, which takes visitors on a journey through 12,000 years of Nordic history The Vikings Begin, a stunning exhibition of original artifacts that tells the story of the Vikings of early Scandinavia Eyesound, a Danish/Icelandic exhibition of photography and poetry, celebrating 100 years of Icelandic sovereignty No bags, large purses, or backpacks are allowed in the galleries. Paid parking is available on the south side of the Museum. Day-of tickets can also be purchased at the Admissions Desk.

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.

Experience Leavenworth in a comfortable small group with a knowledgeable local driver-guide. Beyond the Bavarian village, you’ll discover hidden Cascade gems, scenic waterfalls, mountain viewpoints, and fascinating stories about Washington’s history, railroads, and natural landscapes. With personalized service, flexible photo stops, and a relaxed pace, this tour offers far more than just transportation, it delivers an authentic Pacific Northwest experience.

Join us up in the Melrose Market Loft surrounded by exposed brick, Douglas fir beams, and dark wood library. We'll be providing a full 'mocktail bar' (cold non-alcoholic beverages), and we'll be popping corn on the stove top. Additionally, you'll have access to a tea lab in the loft where you can custom blend your own cup. Look forward to finishing off your evening in a relaxing environment with down-to-earth conversation and lighthearted rivalry in a vibrant indoor open air market. To begin with, I will show you around the 'mocktail lab' for you to concoct your own drinks. Then pick your seat at the table. We can have several different activities going on at once, so if the puzzle or a certain game isn't your thing, we'll just round up some extra people and start another! We have a variety of classic board games, playing cards and puzzles. If you have a different game or puzzle in mind, feel free to bring it along to share.

I've been doing sailing tours for 10 years, and compared to the bigger boats, with more passengers, I offer more intimate setting with great history on an antique modern sailing yacht.

Seattle is world-famous for its coffee, but finding the truly exceptional spots requires a local insider's touch. Join a seasoned coffee professional—who has been deeply immersed in the cafe industry since the age of 16—for a delightful, two-hour tasting stroll through the city's best coffee and culinary sweet spots. "Deliciousness" isn't just a walking tour; it's a highly curated pastry and coffee crawl designed to caffeinate and delight. We will bypass the massive corporate chains and unearth the hidden gems of the Emerald City. Whether you are a casual caffeine fan or a serious espresso aficionado, this tour offers a delicious, authentic taste of Seattle's thriving cafe culture. - 2-hour guided walking tour through downtown Seattle and Pike Place Market - Visit 5-7 local coffee shops and bakeries for tastings - Learn about Seattle’s coffee history and local architecture - Enjoy a casual group atmosphere, perfect for food lovers and tourists alike

Travel quickly, easily and conveniently on this international seaplane flight between Seattle, Washington and Vancouver, BC, saving hours in driving and traditional airport travel time. Border control will be available upon landing for efficient processing, allowing you to maximize your time across the border.

Pike Place Market is one of the oldest and most storied food markets in the US, and this tour takes you through it the right way. Your local guide knows the stalls, the vendors, and the stories behind them, leading you past the crowds and into the parts of the market most visitors never find. Along the way, you'll taste what makes this place worth the trip: iconic clam chowder, local sweets, and a Secret Dish revealed only on the day. You'll meet the producers behind the food, hear how they work, and understand why this market has been feeding Seattle since 1907. The tour also takes you downstairs into the Downunder, a quieter stretch beneath the main market floor where the daily rhythm of local life and the traditions of North Pacific fishermen have played out for generations.

Discover the haunted history hidden beneath the Emerald City's skyline on the Ghosts of Seattle Walking Tour. From legendary Pike Place Market to Seattle's historic waterfront, explore the city's most famous paranormal hotspots while uncovering the tragedies, mysteries, and ghost stories that shaped its past. Hear chilling tales of restless spirits, unexplained encounters, and historic figures whose presence is still felt throughout Seattle's oldest neighborhoods. Visit iconic locations including Pike Place Market, Post Alley, the Butterworth Building, and the waterfront, where generations of sailors, pioneers, and dreamers left their mark on the city. Led by expert storytellers, this family-friendly walking tour blends authentic Seattle history with local legends and reported hauntings. Whether you're a believer in the paranormal or simply fascinated by Seattle's past, you'll leave with a new appreciation for the ghosts that still linger in the Pacific Northwest.

Step into the past with updated historical exhibits, now featuring a fascinating collection of Smith Typewriters—an homage to the Tower’s namesake legacy. Follow your favorite characters through immersive audio/visual displays and interactive elements as you journey through over a century of history. Make your way up to the 35th Floor Observatory, where sweeping 360-degree views of Seattle await on the open-air deck. Then settle in for prohibition-inspired craft cocktails and shareable plates with friends or loved ones. And before you go, don’t forget to make a wish in the legendary Wishing Chair—it’s the perfect photo op to remember your visit to Smith Tower.

This activity is for the magpies, crows, beach combers, and those who like to do something a little different! Learn about sapphire mining, hunt for treasure, and share a unique experience with your friends and family!

Enjoy a delightful evening on the water, complete with a delicious dinner and incredible views of Seattle’s lakes and city skylines. It’s a perfect outing for the whole family!

Explore the Pacific Northwest as you've never before! This unique excursion is one that few travelers to Washington get to experience and will leave you with long-lasting memories. The Snoqualmie tunnel is a local favorite, and you'll definitely see why!

Short on time but don't want to miss the highlights? The Essential City Tour is your perfect introduction. In just 2 hours and 2 miles, we cover some of the city's most iconic landmarks. Breathe In Seattle's 2-hour art and history tour takes you through some of the city’s most picturesque neighborhoods. You can enjoy learning about and viewing Seattle's local art and history from an experienced guide. Tours starts at Vita at KEXP - a local cafe connected to the local 90.3 radio station ("Where the music matters"), in the Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle. From there, you'll embark on a journey that takes you to some of the city's most picturesque landmarks and hidden gems. The tour showcases parts of the Seattle Waterfront and Seattle Center neighborhoods. The tour concludes back at Vita at KEXP.

On this tour to Mt. Rainier National Park there is a lot of diversity from alpine environment to old growth forest in lower elevation. We drive to the highlights in the park and you will experience diverse landscapes and scenery such as glaciers, mountains, waterfalls, rivers, and tall trees in old-growth forest. You will be on guided shorter hikes at points of interest. In the winter areas of the park may be closed some days and not all highlights will be accessible at times - from November to June snowshoes/crampons will be provided when necessary since there is often snow on the trails in those months.