[Summer Exclusive] Seattle Half-day Tour: Kerry Park & Ballard Locks | USA

About this tour

Enjoy Seattle’s highlights on a 3-hour tour, including eclectic neighborhoods, transformed parks, incredible viewpoints, and distant mountain vistas

• Explore the most iconic landmarks with local experts on the history and culture of the region
• Discover the locals’ favorite hidden gems of Seattle
• Visit Kerry Park, Ballard Locks, Lake Union Park, and Gas Works Park

— What You Can Expect —

Discover why Seattle has earned its nickname as the Emerald City through firsthand experience.

• Gas Works Park

Explore how this former gasification plant was transformed into a beautiful park in 1975. Today, the park attracts locals and visitors alike, offering a serene green space right on the shores of Lake Union for play and relaxation.

• Lake Union Park

Experience the unique offerings of Lake Union Park, just outside the city center. Dive into local maritime history, embark on a heritage vessel, or soar above on a float plane tour for an unforgettable adventure.

• Ballard Locks

Witness more boat traffic than any other lock in the U.S. at these locks, which, along with a fish ladder and a local botanical garden, attract over 1 million visitors annually. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, they stand as a testament to the region’s rich history and engineering marvels.

• Kerry Park

Behold one of Seattle’s top destinations, Kerry Park, boasting some of the city’s finest panoramic views. Situated on the south side of Queen Anne Hill, this small 1.26-acre park showcases the iconic skyline, including the Space Needle and Elliott Bay, from its viewing areas. On clear days, Mount Rainier graces the horizon, completing the picturesque scene.

— Important Information —

• Meeting point: 600 Broad Street in front of the Space Needle across from Hyatt House
• Start time: 10:30 am or 2:00 pm (Please refer to the voucher for the actual meeting time)
• Duration: 3 hours
• Return information: Return to the original meeting point