Sky View Observatory

Sit back, relax, and enjoy Seattle's most popular and important sights on this sightseeing bus tour. Hop on and hop off at any of the allocated tour stops to explore the sights that interest you the most. As you travel, enjoy panoramic views of the city from the open-top deck on the bus, plus a wonderful audio commentary giving you all the information you need. Hop off at popular landmarks including the space needle, one of the cities tallest structures and home to a wonderful observation deck and revolving restaurant. With the All About Seattle Ticket, not only will you have access to all 17 bus stops, but you can enjoy the Scenic Panoramic Tour which gives you completely unrivaled views of the city. This ticket also includes a walking tour in the Pioneer Square Historic District, allowing you to take an in-depth look at some of Seattle's fascinating past.  Tour Stops:: • Space Needle & Seattle Centre • FRS Clippers • Edgewater Hotel • Pier 66 Cruise Terminal • Pier 55 & Argosy Cruises • Pioneer & Occidental Square • Historic Chinatown Gate • Panama Hotel & Tea House • Seattle Sky View Observatory • Seattle Central Library • Seattle Convention Centre • Pike Place Market • Pike Brewing Company • Seattle Art Museum • Pier 55 & Argosy Cruises • Original Starbucks at Pike Place Market • Amazon Spheres

See Seattle from the Columbia Center Sky View Observatory, the Pacific Northwest's tallest public viewing area. Located 1,000 high, this observatory offers a stunning panorama of Seattle's skyline. Choose between 3 ticket options, where you can upgrade to receive a credit to spend at the Sky View Café or gift shop, and even enjoy reserved window seating with the best view. Plan your itinerary from the vantage point of the observatory. Decide between whirling on the Great Wheel, strolling through Pike Place Market, or journeying to the San Juan Islands. Interact with touchscreen technology to explore destinations, tours, and areas so you can create a virtual itinerary. Overlook the city’s skyscrapers, residential neighborhoods, shipping port, and sports stadiums, then look beyond to the mountains, the sea, and the sky. Be captivated by 360-degree panoramic views including Mt. Rainier, Lake Washington, the Cascade Mountains, Mt. Baker, Elliott Bay, the Olympic Mountains, Puget Sound, the Space Needle, and much more.

Discover Seattle's most popular and important sights on this City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus tour. Create your own itinerary and hop-on and hop-off at the stops that interest you the most. As you travel you'll be able to enjoy panoramic views of the city from the open-top deck, and the wonderful audio commentary will provide you with all the information you need. Your ticket will allow you to see such sights as the futuristic Space Needle, which was built for the 1962 World's Fair, or Pike Place Market where you can see fish being thrown! Included in your ticket is entry to Sky View Observatory. From the 360-degree viewing platform, you'll be able to see sights such as Mt. Rainier, Mt Baker, the Olympic Mountains and the Space Needle to name a few. Located atop the Columbia Center in Downtown Seattle and completed in 1985, it's the tallest building in the city. Enjoy all of this and so much more when you book your City Sightseeing ticket today!  Tour Stops:: • Space Needle & Seattle Centre • FRS Clippers • Edgewater Hotel • Pier 66 Cruise Terminal • Pier 55 & Argosy Cruises • Pioneer & Occidental Square • Historic Chinatown Gate • Panama Hotel & Tea House • Seattle Sky View Observatory • Seattle Central Library • Seattle Convention Centre • Pike Place Market • Pike Brewing Company • Seattle Art Museum • Pier 55 & Argosy Cruises • Original Starbucks at Pike Place Market • Amazon Spheres

Seattle is a city located in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States, in the state of Washington. It is the largest city in the state, and the 18th largest city in the country with a population of 750,000. Seattle is known for its picturesque location, situated between the Puget Sound and Lake Washington, as well as its mild climate and frequent rainfall. The city is also famous for its coffee culture, with the birthplace of Starbucks located in Pike Place Market. Other notable landmarks and attractions in Seattle include the Space Needle, a futuristic tower built for the 1962 World's Fair, the Museum of Pop Culture, the Seattle Art Museum, and the historic Pioneer Square neighborhood. Seattle is also home to several major technology companies, including Amazon, Microsoft, and Boeing. Itinerary: Kerry Park (20 mins) → The Spheres (Pass-by) → Space Needle + Chihuly Glass Garden (Optional, 1 hour) → Pike Place Market (2.5 hours) → Sky View Observatory at Columbia Center (Ticket included, 45 mins) → Old Town Seattle (Pass By Pioneer Square and visit Chinatown) → Hong Kong Kitchen Snack & Tea time Kerry Park Kerry Park is a popular public park located in the Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle. It's renowned for its stunning panoramic views of the city skyline, including the iconic Space Needle, downtown Seattle, Elliott Bay, and the distant Olympic Mountains. The Spheres The Seattle Amazon Spheres are an iconic feature of the city's downtown area and part of the Amazon headquarters campus. Space Needle The Space Needle is an iconic landmark and observation tower located in Seattle, Washington, USA. It was built in 1962 for the World's Fair and stands at a height of 605 feet (184 meters). It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Seattle and offers breathtaking views of the city and its surroundings. Pike Place Market Pike Place Market is one of Seattle's most iconic and beloved landmarks, located in the heart of downtown overlooking Elliott Bay. It's one of the oldest continuously operated public farmers' markets in the United States, dating back to 1907. Sky View Observatory at Columbia Center The Sky View Observatory in Seattle is an incredible spot to get panoramic views of the city and its surroundings. Located on the 73rd floor of the Columbia Center, which is the tallest building in Seattle, the observatory offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the city, Puget Sound, Mt. Rainier, and the Olympic and Cascade mountain ranges. Seattle Chinatown Chinatown also known as the International District, is a vibrant neighborhood in the heart of downtown Seattle. It's a cultural hub with a rich history, blending Chinese, Japanese, Filipino, Vietnamese, and other Asian cultures. The area is famous for its diverse dining scene, with numerous restaurants offering authentic Asian cuisine.

Welcome to Washington state’s largest city, Seattle, home to one of the greatest ecological diversities seen in the country. Here on this tour, you are going to find the most amazing sights that this city has to offer! Seattle is a seaport city in Washington State! Many people believe it looks like the classic movie "Sleepless in Seattle," but it is far from it! Explore a technological landmark known as the Space Needle or visit the very first original Starbucks in the world! Itinerary: Gas Works Park (30 mins) → Pike Place Market (120 mins, where first Starbucks located) → Sky View Observatory at Columbia Center (Optional, 60 mins) → Space Needle (outside visit) → Chihuly Glass Garden (Optional, 75 mins) → The Museum of Flight (Optional, 120 mins) The Museum of Flight You will get a chance to catch the sight of the world’s most valuable airlines, military aircrafts, spacecrafts and much more here at the famous Museum of Flight! Filled with its richness in history, it will make you feel like you can travel through time and space. The Chihuly Garden and Glass is a popular tourist attraction in Seattle and provides visitors with a unique and immersive experience of Chihuly's work. The exhibition is open year-round and offers guided tours, as well as a cafe and a gift shop where visitors can purchase Chihuly-inspired merchandise. Space Needle（Outside visit） The Space Needle is an iconic landmark and observation tower located in Seattle, Washington, USA. The Sky View Observatory in Seattle is an incredible spot to get panoramic views of the city and its surroundings. Located on the 73rd floor of the Columbia Center, which is the tallest building in Seattle, the observatory offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the city, Puget Sound, Mt. Rainier, and the Olympic and Cascade mountain ranges. Pike Place Market Visitors to Pike Place Market can explore multiple levels filled with stalls selling fresh produce, seafood, flowers, artisanal goods, crafts, and international cuisine. It's a vibrant and bustling marketplace where locals and tourists alike come to shop, eat, and soak up the lively atmosphere. Gas Works Park On the northern shore of Lake Union formerly known as Brown’s Point, Gas Works Park stands as a re-imagination of a former gasification plant in the iconic park of the city of Seattle. This unique project is perhaps one of the first examples of the conversion of a post-industrial landscape into a public park. Gas Works Park has a play area with a large play barn, and a big hill popular for flying kites. Special features include a sundial and a beautiful view of Seattle.