Best Tours in Seattle

Real videos of Tours in Seattle — 6 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

Sunday Ice Cream Cruise
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FestiveFamily-friendlyCulinaryIce creamLive musicFood trucks
About the venue
The Fremont Sunday Ice Cream Cruise, located on Terry Ave in Seattle, combines food trucks with live music every Sunday from late spring to early fall. This weekly event showcases a rotating selection of local ice cream vendors, offering unique flavors and handmade treats. Guests can enjoy the festive atmosphere while savoring delicious ice cream, often accompanied by local musicians performing nearby. It makes for a delightful outing for families and ice cream lovers alike.
What the videos show
The video showcases a dog-friendly ice cream cruise around Lake Union in Seattle. It includes scenes of the ferry, passengers enjoying the ride, and various activities like paddleboarding and kayaking.
860 Terry Ave N
@jesshhiikka
Rainier Square Tower
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ModernUpscaleConvenientRetail spacesObservation deckHigh-end brands
About the venue
Rainier Square Tower in Seattle is an architectural landmark that integrates retail spaces and offices in an upscale environment. The tower features shopping options on the lower levels, including high-end brands and local boutiques. Its observation deck provides stunning views of the Seattle skyline and surrounding mountains, making it a popular spot for visitors. The design emphasizes modern aesthetics and convenience, appealing to both business and leisure travelers.
What the videos show
The video showcases a tour of a modern office space featuring unique architectural elements like oval-shaped alcoves with built-in seating and artwork. The space includes recreational areas with pool tables, ping pong tables, and a lounge area with a green sofa and large windows offering city views.
401 Union St
@teetosh
Beneath the Streets
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HistoricalUniqueInformativeUnderground tourHistorical insightsReservations recommended
About the venue
Beneath the Streets, located on Cherry Street in Seattle, offers a unique underground tour experience exploring the city's hidden history. Guests are guided through a series of subterranean pathways that were once the streets of Seattle in the late 1800s. This educational tour provides insights into the city's development and quirky past. Reservations are recommended as this attraction draws both tourists and locals alike.
What the videos show
The video showcases a tour of Seattle's underground city, highlighting its historical significance and unique architecture. It features various scenes including a woman pointing at a manhole cover, a guide speaking to a group, and people exploring the underground space.
102 Cherry St
@seattletastyvibes
Aquarium Café
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$CasualFamily-friendlySeasideLocally sourcedOutdoor patioQuick service
About the venue
The Seattle Aquarium Cafe, located adjacent to the aquarium on Alaskan Way, offers a convenient spot for visitors to grab a bite before or after exploring marine exhibits. The café features a menu that includes locally sourced seafood and sustainable ingredients, with options for both kids and adults. Seating is available indoors and on an outdoor patio overlooking the waterfront, providing a relaxed atmosphere. With quick service and take-out options, it’s perfect for families and aquatic enthusiasts.
What the videos show
The video captures a wide shot of an aquarium's interior, featuring a large rock formation with greenery above two expansive curved tanks filled with vibrant coral reefs and various fish species. Numerous visitors populate the space below, observing the aquatic life and engaging in conversations near the entrance marked 'WELCOME'. The camera remains static, showcasing the bustling environment.
1483 Alaskan Way Pier 59
@Luissmauricoo_
Underground tours
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HistoricalEngagingEducationalGuided toursSubterranean passagesHistorical stories
About the venue
The Underground Tours, located in the heart of Seattle, offer a unique glimpse into the city’s history through guided tours that explore subterranean passages built in the late 19th century. Established in 1991, the tours generally host groups of around 15-25 people, providing an engaging educational experience. Guides share fascinating stories of the early days of Seattle, making it a popular destination for both residents and tourists interested in local history. Tickets often sell out during peak tourist seasons, so advance purchase is recommended.
What the videos show
The video showcases an exploration of an underground space, likely a basement or tunnel, with exposed brick walls and pipes. The initial scene focuses on a person in a black hoodie moving in a dimly lit environment. The exploration continues with the appearance of two individuals, one with long dark hair and a black jacket, and another with curly gray hair and glasses. The dialogue mentions 'ghosties' and 'Taylor,' suggesting a personal or informal exploration.
155 S Main St
@franvuitton
Elephant Feeding Experience
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What the videos show
A static shot of a hippopotamus standing in a shallow pool of water within a zoo enclosure. The animal is visible from the side, surrounded by concrete barriers and naturalistic landscaping. No signage, venue names, or human interactions are visible in the frame.
@haileyg461