Combo: Seattle Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour + Panoramic Tour

Combine Seattle’s city life and scenic views with this value-for-money combo that gives you unlimited bus rides and a comfy panoramic tour that makes exploring the city's two beautiful sides in one tour.

Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour

Red route

Hop on the red route for a vibrant ride through Seattle’s skyline, history, and waterfront, packed with landmark sights and the city’s unique energy and beauty.

Schedule

• First bus: 10am from stop #1 Space Needle & Seattle Center
• Last bus: 4pm from stop #1 Space Needle & Seattle Center
• Frequency: Every 30 minutes
• Popular stops: Space Needle, Pier 66, Pacific Science Center, Big Wheel & Museum of Pop Culture

Scenic Seattle Panoramic Tour

Explore Seattle’s top viewpoints on a 2.5-hour panoramic ride with a live guide, featuring photo stops at Ballard Locks, Gas Works, and Kerry Park.

Schedule

• Departure: 10:30am & 2pm from Stop #1 Space Needle (Broad Street)
• Frequency: Twice every day
• Duration: 3 hours

Combo: Seattle Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour + Panoramic Tour

Discover the vibrant city of Seattle on this sightseeing combo that includes a 24-hour or 48-hour hop-on, hop-off bus tour and an engaging guided panoramic tour. Explore over 17 top spots such as Pike Place Market, Space Needle, Kerry Park Overlook, Gas Works Park, and Chinatown Gate. The audio guides are available in multiple languages including English, Spanish, German, French, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Italian. Enjoy unlimited bus rides every 30 minutes with a walking tour app to uncover quirky details beyond the usual route. This combo provides an unparalleled view of Seattle’s landmarks and scenic gems.

Explore Sky View Observatory - Columbia Center

Your tour stops at Sky View Observatory, located on the 73rd floor of the Columbia Center skyscraper, where guests can experience panoramic views of Seattle stretching out below them. The observatory was established in 2014 and stands at a height of 956 feet (291 meters), making it one of the tallest buildings west of the Mississippi River. Visitors will see iconic landmarks like the Space Needle, Mount Rainier, and Elliott Bay from this vantage point. In addition to the stunning views, guests can learn about the observatory’s construction process, which took nearly three years to complete with a total cost exceeding $12 million. The Sky View Observatory is unique compared to other observation decks for its interactive exhibits and educational content that highlight Seattle's skyline and architectural achievements. Visitors typically spend 30 minutes to an hour at this attraction, making it a must-visit spot on your tour.

Experience Pike Place Market

At Pike Place Market, guests can immerse themselves in the bustling heart of Seattle’s historic district where fresh produce, artisan crafts, and local seafood fill every nook. Established in 1907, this market spans over six acres and is home to various food stalls, restaurants, and shops. Tourists often spend around two hours exploring Pike Place Market, enjoying its lively atmosphere and iconic sights like the original Starbucks Coffee shop and the famous gum wall. The market’s unique blend of commerce and community spirit sets it apart from other urban markets.

Discover Gas Works Park

Gas Works Park serves as a quirky green space in Seattle, featuring decommissioned gas plant structures transformed into playground equipment and viewing platforms. Spanning 19 acres, this park was completed in 1975 after years of community activism to preserve the site’s industrial heritage. Visitors can spot the distinctive red and white towers from the former gas works as well as enjoy stunning views of Lake Union and the surrounding cityscape. The playground area is a favorite among families, with its unique sculptures made from old machinery parts. Gas Works Park stands out for its blend of history and recreation, offering a one-of-a-kind experience in Seattle.

Witness Kerry Park Overlook

Kerry Park Overlook offers dreamy views of Mount Rainier framed by the city skyline, making it a favorite spot for photographers. This park covers just over an acre but packs significant visual impact with its strategic location atop Queen Anne Hill. The overlook was designed in 1975 and features benches placed perfectly to capture panoramic vistas. Visitors typically spend about 30 minutes here snapping photos and enjoying the serene setting. Kerry Park’s unique perspective on Seattle’s skyline and natural beauty sets it apart from other viewpoints.

Tour Highlights

• See Seattle’s urban icons with unlimited bus rides
• Take a 24 or 48-hour tour with stops at 17 top spots
• Jump on buses every 30 minutes, tune into audio guides in multiple languages
• Experience a guided panoramic tour filled with scenic views and playful local stories
• Spot Gas Works Park’s quirky towers and boats cruising Ballard Locks
• Enjoy stunning Mount Rainier views from Kerry Park Overlook window seat
• Access interactive exhibits at Sky View Observatory on the 73rd floor of Columbia Center
• Discover Pike Place Market, a historic district with fresh produce and artisan crafts

Perfect for travelers, families, and history buffs, this combo tour provides an in-depth exploration of Seattle’s landmarks through unlimited hop-on-hop-off bus rides and a guided panoramic tour. The 24 or 48-hour format allows you to visit Pike Place Market, Sky View Observatory, Gas Works Park, and Kerry Park Overlook, giving you the benefit of seeing Seattle's iconic sights while enjoying engaging audio guides.