Seattle Food Tours operates walking food tours of Seattle's tastiest neighborhoods Pike Place Market and Belltown. Pike Place is a culinary treasure featuring a mix of specialty food purveyors, local farmers and restaurants while Belltown is geared towards entertainment including the city's largest collection of eclectic dining opportunities.

Take Seattle By Foot and experience the best of the Emerald City. People come from around the world for our unique walking tours that highlight the sights, sounds and tastes of Seattle.•Enjoy a robust blend of coffee and culture on Seattle’s Original Coffee Crawl. •Explore Seattle from A-to-Z with the City Tour. •Join the Pub Crawl to discover Seattle’s microbrews.•Experience a tour like no other with Sports On Tap.

The Museum of Flight is an expansive facility filled with all things related to flight.    From the first primitive glider designed by the Wright brothers to the stealthy  "Blackbird" capable of Mach...

If you are a baseball fan don't miss this tour.  The tour will take you to places such as the visitor's locker room, presidential suite, press box, press conference room, dugout and the field...

Any visit to Seattle that doesn't include even a short ferry trip is one that left out a real experience. Because of its geography, Seattle relies on the State ferry system to provide access to local...

Pike Place Market, an open-air shopping haven and Seattle institution, is a must-see for first time and return visitors alike.  Be prepared for large crowds on the weekends and during the summer...

Use a canoe, or your feet, to explore the 230 acres and 4,000 species of trees, vines, shrubs and plants at this arboretum.

This historic Seattle building offers great views of the city at the top.

Walking tours at night in the Pike Place Market Market Ghost Tours ($15-$20) are walking tours through the Pike Place Market and are based on the stories of hauntings shared in the community. The tour

Climb 520 feet to the observation deck of Seattle's signature building, which is actually 605 feet tall, for spectacular views of the city and its surrounding area. For food and fantastic sights check out SkyCity, the tower's rotating restaurant that makes one complete orbit per hour.

The tallest building in Seattle contains more lawyers in its 76 floors than in all of Japan.

This national park is really a free museum that documents Seattle history, from the fire that burned it down to the gold rush that helped build it up.

This book store is popular among caffeine-addicted Seattleites for its in-store coffee shop.