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Visite guidée d'une demi-journée de la ville de Seattle et des chutes de Snoqualmie

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Avec deux activités en une visite de 4 heures, découvrez les principaux sites touristiques de la région de Seattle, à la fois naturels et artificiels. Visitez d'abord les chutes Snoqualmie, une chute d'eau dans les contreforts des montagnes Cascade. Découvrez ensuite Seattle lors d'une visite de la ville qui vous présente les attractions et l'histoire qui font de Seattle l'une des villes les plus agréables à vivre d'Amérique. Écoutez des faits amusants et des histoires captivantes sur Seattle racontées par un guide, et découvrez comment la ville tire son nom et quelle est la véritable histoire de la quantité de pluie. L'itinéraire garantit un temps suffisant passé à chaque endroit, permettant des commentaires individuels et des suggestions du guide.
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Shutter Tours - Day Tours
Join Shutter Tours for an exciting 4 hour sightseeing tour of Seattle.
2
Pike Place Market
This is our pickup location
3
Pioneer Square
After meeting your guide at Pike Place Market, your tour starts with a little Seattle history as you travel through Pioneer Square, where the early settlers decided to build the city. You'll learn how the great Seattle fire started as well as the Seattle Underground as we drive through Pioneer Square.
4
CenturyLink Field
CenturyLink Field is the home field for the Seattle Seahawks of the National Football League (NFL) and Seattle Sounders FC of Major League Soccer (MLS). It is a modern facility with views of the Downtown Seattle skyline and can seat 69,000 people.
5
T-Mobile Park
T-Mobile Park is a retractable roof baseball park it is the home stadium of the Seattle Mariners of Major League Baseball (MLB) and has a seating capacity of 47,715 for baseball.
6
Snoqualmie Falls
Your first experience in the Cascade foothills will be a drive through the town of Snoqualmie, the real "Twin Peaks" of the Pacific Northwest. Then you'll enjoy the majesty of Snoqualmie Falls, which is sure to be a favorite memory on your tour with us. Time spent at falls is approximately one half hour.
7
Fremont Troll
Next stopping point is the Fremont Troll where you can take some time to get some photos of this one of a kind piece of public art. As we drive through Fremont you'll see a 16' tall statue of Bolshevik Russian Communist revolutionary Vladimir Lenin. Your guide will share with you how this statue arrived in Seattle and the story behind its history.
8
Lenin Statue
The controversial Lenin statue originally came from Slovakia and is remenicant of the old communist style statues of a bygone era.
9
Fishermen's Terminal
During the months of September-March, we will visit Fisherman's terminal home of the Pacific fishing fleet.
10
Hiram M. Chittenden Locks
During the months of March thru August, ​we stop at the locks. At the Ballard Locks, you may see migrating salmon going through the locks system during the summer months, Sea Lions, Eagles and maritime traffic as they navigate this engineering marvel. Approximate time at the locks is a half hour, giving you time to explore the locks and fish ladder. (Note: This stop is not on tour September 1st-March 1st. See booking page for more info) Winter Tour Notes From October 29th thru March 1st, we do not stop at the locks due to the lack of boating activity and an empty fish ladder.
11
Kerry Park
Next ​we experience the #1 rated location in Seattle for taking a photo of the skyline, the picturesque viewpoint at Kerry Park.
12
Pike Place Market
Our final stop will be back at the Pike Place Market at approximately 2 PM.
13
Shutter Tours - Day Tours
Join Shutter Tours for an exciting 4 hour sightseeing tour of Seattle.
14
Pike Place Market
This is our pickup location
15
Pioneer Square
After meeting your guide at Pike Place Market, your tour starts with a little Seattle history as you travel through Pioneer Square, where the early settlers decided to build the city. You'll learn how the great Seattle fire started as well as the Seattle Underground as we drive through Pioneer Square.
16
CenturyLink Field
CenturyLink Field is the home field for the Seattle Seahawks of the National Football League (NFL) and Seattle Sounders FC of Major League Soccer (MLS). It is a modern facility with views of the Downtown Seattle skyline and can seat 69,000 people.
17
T-Mobile Park
T-Mobile Park is a retractable roof baseball park it is the home stadium of the Seattle Mariners of Major League Baseball (MLB) and has a seating capacity of 47,715 for baseball.
18
Snoqualmie Falls
Your first experience in the Cascade foothills will be a drive through the town of Snoqualmie, the real "Twin Peaks" of the Pacific Northwest. Then you'll enjoy the majesty of Snoqualmie Falls, which is sure to be a favorite memory on your tour with us. Time spent at falls is approximately one half hour.
19
Fremont Troll
Next stopping point is the Fremont Troll where you can take some time to get some photos of this one of a kind piece of public art. As we drive through Fremont you'll see a 16' tall statue of Bolshevik Russian Communist revolutionary Vladimir Lenin. Your guide will share with you how this statue arrived in Seattle and the story behind its history.
20
Lenin Statue
The controversial Lenin statue originally came from Slovakia and is remenicant of the old communist style statues of a bygone era.
21
Fishermen's Terminal
During the months of September-March, we will visit Fisherman's terminal home of the Pacific fishing fleet.
22
Hiram M. Chittenden Locks
During the months of March thru August, ​we stop at the locks. At the Ballard Locks, you may see migrating salmon going through the locks system during the summer months, Sea Lions, Eagles and maritime traffic as they navigate this engineering marvel. Approximate time at the locks is a half hour, giving you time to explore the locks and fish ladder. (Note: This stop is not on tour September 1st-March 1st. See booking page for more info) Winter Tour Notes From October 29th thru March 1st, we do not stop at the locks due to the lack of boating activity and an empty fish ladder.
23
Kerry Park
Next ​we experience the #1 rated location in Seattle for taking a photo of the skyline, the picturesque viewpoint at Kerry Park.
24
Pike Place Market
Our final stop will be back at the Pike Place Market at approximately 2 PM.
25
Shutter Tours - Day Tours
Join Shutter Tours for an exciting 4 hour sightseeing tour of Seattle.
26
Pike Place Market
This is our pickup location
27
Pioneer Square
After meeting your guide at Pike Place Market, your tour starts with a little Seattle history as you travel through Pioneer Square, where the early settlers decided to build the city. You'll learn how the great Seattle fire started as well as the Seattle Underground as we drive through Pioneer Square.
28
CenturyLink Field
CenturyLink Field is the home field for the Seattle Seahawks of the National Football League (NFL) and Seattle Sounders FC of Major League Soccer (MLS). It is a modern facility with views of the Downtown Seattle skyline and can seat 69,000 people.
29
T-Mobile Park
T-Mobile Park is a retractable roof baseball park it is the home stadium of the Seattle Mariners of Major League Baseball (MLB) and has a seating capacity of 47,715 for baseball.
30
Snoqualmie Falls
Your first experience in the Cascade foothills will be a drive through the town of Snoqualmie, the real "Twin Peaks" of the Pacific Northwest. Then you'll enjoy the majesty of Snoqualmie Falls, which is sure to be a favorite memory on your tour with us. Time spent at falls is approximately one half hour.
31
Fremont Troll
Next stopping point is the Fremont Troll where you can take some time to get some photos of this one of a kind piece of public art. As we drive through Fremont you'll see a 16' tall statue of Bolshevik Russian Communist revolutionary Vladimir Lenin. Your guide will share with you how this statue arrived in Seattle and the story behind its history.
32
Lenin Statue
The controversial Lenin statue originally came from Slovakia and is remenicant of the old communist style statues of a bygone era.
33
Fishermen's Terminal
During the months of September-March, we will visit Fisherman's terminal home of the Pacific fishing fleet.
34
Hiram M. Chittenden Locks
During the months of March thru August, ​we stop at the locks. At the Ballard Locks, you may see migrating salmon going through the locks system during the summer months, Sea Lions, Eagles and maritime traffic as they navigate this engineering marvel. Approximate time at the locks is a half hour, giving you time to explore the locks and fish ladder. (Note: This stop is not on tour September 1st-March 1st. See booking page for more info) Winter Tour Notes From October 29th thru March 1st, we do not stop at the locks due to the lack of boating activity and an empty fish ladder.
35
Kerry Park
Next ​we experience the #1 rated location in Seattle for taking a photo of the skyline, the picturesque viewpoint at Kerry Park.
36
Pike Place Market
Our final stop will be back at the Pike Place Market at approximately 2 PM.
37
Shutter Tours - Day Tours
Join Shutter Tours for an exciting 4 hour sightseeing tour of Seattle.
38
Pike Place Market
This is our pickup location
39
Pioneer Square
After meeting your guide at Pike Place Market, your tour starts with a little Seattle history as you travel through Pioneer Square, where the early settlers decided to build the city. You'll learn how the great Seattle fire started as well as the Seattle Underground as we drive through Pioneer Square.
40
CenturyLink Field
CenturyLink Field is the home field for the Seattle Seahawks of the National Football League (NFL) and Seattle Sounders FC of Major League Soccer (MLS). It is a modern facility with views of the Downtown Seattle skyline and can seat 69,000 people.
41
T-Mobile Park
T-Mobile Park is a retractable roof baseball park it is the home stadium of the Seattle Mariners of Major League Baseball (MLB) and has a seating capacity of 47,715 for baseball.
42
Snoqualmie Falls
Your first experience in the Cascade foothills will be a drive through the town of Snoqualmie, the real "Twin Peaks" of the Pacific Northwest. Then you'll enjoy the majesty of Snoqualmie Falls, which is sure to be a favorite memory on your tour with us. Time spent at falls is approximately one half hour.
43
Fremont Troll
Next stopping point is the Fremont Troll where you can take some time to get some photos of this one of a kind piece of public art. As we drive through Fremont you'll see a 16' tall statue of Bolshevik Russian Communist revolutionary Vladimir Lenin. Your guide will share with you how this statue arrived in Seattle and the story behind its history.
44
Lenin Statue
The controversial Lenin statue originally came from Slovakia and is remenicant of the old communist style statues of a bygone era.
45
Fishermen's Terminal
During the months of September-March, we will visit Fisherman's terminal home of the Pacific fishing fleet.
46
Hiram M. Chittenden Locks
During the months of March thru August, ​we stop at the locks. At the Ballard Locks, you may see migrating salmon going through the locks system during the summer months, Sea Lions, Eagles and maritime traffic as they navigate this engineering marvel. Approximate time at the locks is a half hour, giving you time to explore the locks and fish ladder. (Note: This stop is not on tour September 1st-March 1st. See booking page for more info) Winter Tour Notes From October 29th thru March 1st, we do not stop at the locks due to the lack of boating activity and an empty fish ladder.
47
Kerry Park
Next ​we experience the #1 rated location in Seattle for taking a photo of the skyline, the picturesque viewpoint at Kerry Park.
48
Pike Place Market
Our final stop will be back at the Pike Place Market at approximately 2 PM.
49
Shutter Tours - Day Tours
Join Shutter Tours for an exciting 4 hour sightseeing tour of Seattle.
50
Pike Place Market
This is our pickup location
51
Pioneer Square
After meeting your guide at Pike Place Market, your tour starts with a little Seattle history as you travel through Pioneer Square, where the early settlers decided to build the city. You'll learn how the great Seattle fire started as well as the Seattle Underground as we drive through Pioneer Square.
52
CenturyLink Field
CenturyLink Field is the home field for the Seattle Seahawks of the National Football League (NFL) and Seattle Sounders FC of Major League Soccer (MLS). It is a modern facility with views of the Downtown Seattle skyline and can seat 69,000 people.
53
T-Mobile Park
T-Mobile Park is a retractable roof baseball park it is the home stadium of the Seattle Mariners of Major League Baseball (MLB) and has a seating capacity of 47,715 for baseball.
54
Snoqualmie Falls
Your first experience in the Cascade foothills will be a drive through the town of Snoqualmie, the real "Twin Peaks" of the Pacific Northwest. Then you'll enjoy the majesty of Snoqualmie Falls, which is sure to be a favorite memory on your tour with us. Time spent at falls is approximately one half hour.
55
Fremont Troll
Next stopping point is the Fremont Troll where you can take some time to get some photos of this one of a kind piece of public art. As we drive through Fremont you'll see a 16' tall statue of Bolshevik Russian Communist revolutionary Vladimir Lenin. Your guide will share with you how this statue arrived in Seattle and the story behind its history.
56
Lenin Statue
The controversial Lenin statue originally came from Slovakia and is remenicant of the old communist style statues of a bygone era.
57
Fishermen's Terminal
During the months of September-March, we will visit Fisherman's terminal home of the Pacific fishing fleet.
58
Hiram M. Chittenden Locks
During the months of March thru August, ​we stop at the locks. At the Ballard Locks, you may see migrating salmon going through the locks system during the summer months, Sea Lions, Eagles and maritime traffic as they navigate this engineering marvel. Approximate time at the locks is a half hour, giving you time to explore the locks and fish ladder. (Note: This stop is not on tour September 1st-March 1st. See booking page for more info) Winter Tour Notes From October 29th thru March 1st, we do not stop at the locks due to the lack of boating activity and an empty fish ladder.
59
Kerry Park
Next ​we experience the #1 rated location in Seattle for taking a photo of the skyline, the picturesque viewpoint at Kerry Park.
60
Pike Place Market
Our final stop will be back at the Pike Place Market at approximately 2 PM.
61
Shutter Tours - Day Tours
Join Shutter Tours for an exciting 4 hour sightseeing tour of Seattle.
62
Pike Place Market
This is our pickup location
63
Pioneer Square
After meeting your guide at Pike Place Market, your tour starts with a little Seattle history as you travel through Pioneer Square, where the early settlers decided to build the city. You'll learn how the great Seattle fire started as well as the Seattle Underground as we drive through Pioneer Square.
64
CenturyLink Field
CenturyLink Field is the home field for the Seattle Seahawks of the National Football League (NFL) and Seattle Sounders FC of Major League Soccer (MLS). It is a modern facility with views of the Downtown Seattle skyline and can seat 69,000 people.
65
T-Mobile Park
T-Mobile Park is a retractable roof baseball park it is the home stadium of the Seattle Mariners of Major League Baseball (MLB) and has a seating capacity of 47,715 for baseball.
66
Snoqualmie Falls
Your first experience in the Cascade foothills will be a drive through the town of Snoqualmie, the real "Twin Peaks" of the Pacific Northwest. Then you'll enjoy the majesty of Snoqualmie Falls, which is sure to be a favorite memory on your tour with us. Time spent at falls is approximately one half hour.
67
Fremont Troll
Next stopping point is the Fremont Troll where you can take some time to get some photos of this one of a kind piece of public art. As we drive through Fremont you'll see a 16' tall statue of Bolshevik Russian Communist revolutionary Vladimir Lenin. Your guide will share with you how this statue arrived in Seattle and the story behind its history.
68
Lenin Statue
The controversial Lenin statue originally came from Slovakia and is remenicant of the old communist style statues of a bygone era.
69
Fishermen's Terminal
During the months of September-March, we will visit Fisherman's terminal home of the Pacific fishing fleet.
70
Hiram M. Chittenden Locks
During the months of March thru August, ​we stop at the locks. At the Ballard Locks, you may see migrating salmon going through the locks system during the summer months, Sea Lions, Eagles and maritime traffic as they navigate this engineering marvel. Approximate time at the locks is a half hour, giving you time to explore the locks and fish ladder. (Note: This stop is not on tour September 1st-March 1st. See booking page for more info) Winter Tour Notes From October 29th thru March 1st, we do not stop at the locks due to the lack of boating activity and an empty fish ladder.
71
Kerry Park
Next ​we experience the #1 rated location in Seattle for taking a photo of the skyline, the picturesque viewpoint at Kerry Park.
72
Pike Place Market
Our final stop will be back at the Pike Place Market at approximately 2 PM.
73
Shutter Tours - Day Tours
Join Shutter Tours for an exciting 4 hour sightseeing tour of Seattle.
74
Pike Place Market
This is our pickup location
75
Pioneer Square
After meeting your guide at Pike Place Market, your tour starts with a little Seattle history as you travel through Pioneer Square, where the early settlers decided to build the city. You'll learn how the great Seattle fire started as well as the Seattle Underground as we drive through Pioneer Square.
76
CenturyLink Field
CenturyLink Field is the home field for the Seattle Seahawks of the National Football League (NFL) and Seattle Sounders FC of Major League Soccer (MLS). It is a modern facility with views of the Downtown Seattle skyline and can seat 69,000 people.
77
T-Mobile Park
T-Mobile Park is a retractable roof baseball park it is the home stadium of the Seattle Mariners of Major League Baseball (MLB) and has a seating capacity of 47,715 for baseball.
78
Snoqualmie Falls
Your first experience in the Cascade foothills will be a drive through the town of Snoqualmie, the real "Twin Peaks" of the Pacific Northwest. Then you'll enjoy the majesty of Snoqualmie Falls, which is sure to be a favorite memory on your tour with us. Time spent at falls is approximately one half hour.
79
Fremont Troll
Next stopping point is the Fremont Troll where you can take some time to get some photos of this one of a kind piece of public art. As we drive through Fremont you'll see a 16' tall statue of Bolshevik Russian Communist revolutionary Vladimir Lenin. Your guide will share with you how this statue arrived in Seattle and the story behind its history.
80
Lenin Statue
The controversial Lenin statue originally came from Slovakia and is remenicant of the old communist style statues of a bygone era.
81
Fishermen's Terminal
During the months of September-March, we will visit Fisherman's terminal home of the Pacific fishing fleet.
82
Hiram M. Chittenden Locks
During the months of March thru August, ​we stop at the locks. At the Ballard Locks, you may see migrating salmon going through the locks system during the summer months, Sea Lions, Eagles and maritime traffic as they navigate this engineering marvel. Approximate time at the locks is a half hour, giving you time to explore the locks and fish ladder. (Note: This stop is not on tour September 1st-March 1st. See booking page for more info) Winter Tour Notes From October 29th thru March 1st, we do not stop at the locks due to the lack of boating activity and an empty fish ladder.
83
Kerry Park
Next ​we experience the #1 rated location in Seattle for taking a photo of the skyline, the picturesque viewpoint at Kerry Park.
84
Pike Place Market
Our final stop will be back at the Pike Place Market at approximately 2 PM.
85
Tours d'obturation - Excursions d'une journée
Rejoignez Shutter Tours pour une visite touristique passionnante de 4 heures de Seattle.
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Marché de Pike Place
Ceci est notre lieu de ramassage
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Place des pionniers
Après avoir rencontré votre guide au marché de Pike Place, votre visite commence par un peu d'histoire de Seattle en parcourant Pioneer Square, où les premiers colons ont décidé de construire la ville. Vous apprendrez comment le grand incendie de Seattle a commencé ainsi que le métro de Seattle en traversant Pioneer Square.
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Champ CenturyLink
CenturyLink Field est le terrain des Seattle Seahawks de la Ligue nationale de football (NFL) et du Seattle Sounders FC de la Major League Soccer (MLS). Il s'agit d'un établissement moderne avec vue sur les toits du centre-ville de Seattle et pouvant accueillir 69 000 personnes.
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Parc T-Mobile
T-Mobile Park est un parc de baseball à toit rétractable. C'est le stade des Mariners de Seattle de la Ligue majeure de baseball (MLB) et a une capacité de 47 715 places pour le baseball.
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Chutes de Snoqualmie
Votre première expérience dans les contreforts des Cascades sera une promenade à travers la ville de Snoqualmie, les véritables "Twin Peaks" du nord-ouest du Pacifique. Ensuite, vous profiterez de la majesté des chutes Snoqualmie, qui sera certainement un souvenir préféré lors de votre visite avec nous. Le temps passé aux chutes est d'environ une demi-heure.
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Troll de Frémont
Le prochain point d'arrêt est le Fremont Troll, où vous pourrez prendre le temps de prendre des photos de cette œuvre d'art publique unique en son genre. En traversant Fremont, vous verrez une statue de 16 pieds de haut du révolutionnaire communiste russe bolchevique Vladimir Lénine. Votre guide vous expliquera comment cette statue est arrivée à Seattle et l'histoire derrière son histoire.
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Statue de Lénine
La statue controversée de Lénine est originaire de Slovaquie et rappelle les anciennes statues de style communiste d'une époque révolue.
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Terminal des pêcheurs
Au cours des mois de septembre à mars, nous visiterons le terminal des pêcheurs, domicile de la flotte de pêche du Pacifique.
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Écluses Hiram M. Chittenden
Pendant les mois de mars à août, nous nous arrêtons aux écluses. Aux écluses de Ballard, vous pourrez voir des saumons migrateurs traverser le système d'écluses pendant les mois d'été, des otaries, des aigles et le trafic maritime alors qu'ils naviguent dans cette merveille d'ingénierie. Le temps approximatif aux écluses est d'une demi-heure, ce qui vous donne le temps d'explorer les écluses et l'échelle à poissons. (Remarque : cet arrêt n'est pas en tournée du 1er septembre au 1er mars. Voir la page de réservation pour plus d'informations) Notes sur la tournée d'hiver Du 29 octobre au 1er mars, nous ne nous arrêtons pas aux écluses en raison du manque d'activité nautique et d'une échelle à poissons vide.
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Parc Kerry
Ensuite, nous découvrons l'emplacement classé n ° 1 à Seattle pour prendre une photo de la ligne d'horizon, le point de vue pittoresque de Kerry Park.
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Marché de Pike Place
Notre dernier arrêt sera de retour au marché de Pike Place vers 14 heures.
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Commentaires (695)
Barbara W
May 2015
Highly recommend this tour company and Terry, our tour guide. Best tour we've taken during or after any of our many cruise vacations. Terry is so knowledgeable of the Seattle area. He's very entertaining and gives great photography tips to make our vacation photos the best. Our private group tour of 8 adults was a day long tour in a comfortable 12 passenger van. We had a red-eye flight home after our cruise disembarkation, so this tour helped fill our day instead of sitting at SeaTac airport for 12 hrs. We combined 2 tours. Seattle City/Snoqualmie Falls & Boeing Aircraft factory tour. We had a wonderful seafood lunch between the 2 tours. Terry had bottled water and snacks on the van if we needed more nourishment. Prices are very reasonable & much better than anything booked through the cruise ship. I have recommended this tour company to my travel agent Shutter Tours is the one to use for all your Seattle sightseeing. You won't be disappointed. Make your arrangements before your trip. They will respond quickly to your email query.
Claire B
May 2015
Having arrived in Seattle without too much pre-planning I was delighted to find that Shutter Tours had availability on their Snoqualmie Falls and City Tour. The tour offers hotel pick up and drop off in downtown and belltown and they call you the day before to let you know the exact pick up time - if, like me, you have a UK mobile and can't receive calls, get your hotel concierge to call them the day before and get the time for you. After everyone is on board the spacious and light bus you travel out of the city, across lake Washington and out to the Falls. There are two main viewing points to view the Falls. As the company name suggests, the guide offers great tips and advice on how to take the best photos (he is a former professional travel photographer) and can help you get the best out of your camera, from iPhones to professional digital cameras. He is also happy to take photos of you with the places you visit on the tour. After leaving the Falls and heading back into the City you get to visit the Fremont Troll, the shop at the chocolate factory, the locks (where you can watch the migrating salmon, see boats pass through the locks and see boats that appear in the tv programme Deadliest Catch). You also visit Kerry Park for some great views over the city and beyond. The whole tour lasts about 4hours, not including pick up times. I had a great morning and met other solo travellers along the way - tour suitable for couples and families too. The guide carries water and snacks on board that are free. The tour runs daily but if you are travelling in high season, I'd recommend booking ahead online.
Discrimin8ingTravlr
May 2015
We went on the Snoqualmie Falls and City Tour. Terry is a nice guy and provided a lot of information on Seattle, history and current, as well as helpful tips on taking good photos. The photo tips were appropriate to the type of cameras and degree of interest of the group - in other words, it was not overdone and boring. This tour was a great way to get outside of the downtown Seattle area and see attractions that we otherwise would not have gotten to see since we did not have a car. The Falls are beautiful (we got some great photos there), and the Ballard Locks are very interesting. I guess the Fremont Troll is a 'Seattle thing' that we can check off our been-there-done-that list, though we found it to be bizarre - the things that become tourist attractions! Kerry Park, as promised, was a good place to get photos with the city as the backdrop. The chocolate stop seemed a bit odd. Do not get me wrong, I like chocolate, but being dropped off at a shop to run in and taste their free samples was strange. If the chocolate tour had been included, it might have made more sense (that takes an hour though). I would have preferred a stop at the Japanese Gardens. We drove past, and Terry mentioned that the wisteria was probably beautiful right now. He said we could take public transportation to come back and see it. :( This tour involves a LOT of riding around in the shuttle. Obviously, much of that is necessary to get to the sites, but besides that, there is quite a bit of driving around and pointing things out. There were a few places where we would have liked to be able to stop for a couple of minutes and get a photo. We had to settle for attempting 'drive bys' through the windows. I understand that you cannot stop everywhere and that there is not enough time to do so; however, since this is a photo tour, it would be nice if a couple more photo ops could be given.

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