Immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant present-day on this walking tour of Seattle’s iconic Pike Place Market. At 105 years old, the market is showing no signs of slowing down, boasting hundreds of businesses, craftspeople, farmers, street performers, and musicians.

This historical walking tour of Pike Place Market will lead you through its main thoroughfares, where you’ll get to see and taste all the amazing produce, meat, and fish on display at the 100 farmers’ market stalls. Stop for a freshly brewed pick-me-up at the original Starbucks location. Shop at every home cook’s favorite place, the original Sur La Table store. Be sure to keep an eye out for flying fish when you stop at the world famous Pike Place Fish. Venture down to the Lower Level, where some of Seattle's best loved hidden gems await you. Discover fun facts along the way from your knowledgeable and friendly tour leader, including why stinky onions were integral to the founding of the market in 1907, why craftspeople sell their handmade wares at a different location every day, and why Seattle has a special fondness for pigs.

Make reservations for this historical walking tour of Pike Place Market on Seattle’s gorgeous Elliot Bay that runs twice daily at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., rain or shine, and lasts for one hour. You’ll be on your feet the whole time, and you’ll be walking up and down some hills and cobblestones, so be sure to wear comfortable shoes. Your friendly guide will meet you near the corner of Western Avenue and Virginia Street at the tree surrounded by a low brick wall.