4-Day Seattle Tour: Seattle City Tour, Mt. Rainier National Park, Snoqualmie Falls - 4 Days

After meeting the tour guide at the airport, it will take visitors to the hotel for a rest. Guests can organize their own remainder of the day or join our optional Morning Tour or Night Tour. (* A minimum of 4 visitors are required to arrange a visit.)

The departure date is between 4/15/2019-10/8/2019. If the guest pays the fee for early or night tour in advance, one person will make a trip and guarantee the departure.

(Morning tour: Flight arrivals before 12:00pm or arriving at the group before 13:00pm) Microsoft Corporate Headquarters – University of Washington

Microsoft was founded in 1975 and is the world leader in software, services, devices and solutions that assist individuals and companies realize their complete potential. You will have the opportunity to visit the renowned headquarters of Building 92, Microsoft Corporate, to learn about the intriguing history of one of the biggest and most important companies in the world. (Inside tour; tours are subject to personal activities being closed.)

We will also go to Washington University, frequently known as “UW,” a Seattle-based government flagship research university. Founded in 1861, UW is one of the West Coast’s oldest universities with one of the world’s most prestigious medical schools. The Global Innovation Exchange (GIX) was introduced here between two major study colleges, the University of Washington and Tsinghua University, with foundational assistance from Microsoft. The campus is also renowned for its lovely blooms of cherry.

(Night tour: Flight arrivals before 6:00pm or arriving at the group before 07:00pm) Seattle Fisherman Wharf – Kerry Park – Starbucks Reserve Roastery and Tasting Room

We’re going to travel to Seattle Great Wheel, a gigantic Ferris Wheel in Seattle, Washington, at Pier 57 on Elliott Bay. It was the tallest Ferris wheel on the U.S. West Coast when it opened on June 29, 2012 at an overall height of 175 feet. Next stop is Kerry Park, where you can appreciate Seattle’s panoramic view of the town. It’s a ideal place for pictures, and if you want to duplicate a picture of the Space Needle with a Mount Rainier background you might have seen, this is precisely the place to take it. The park was also one of the many stops on the final episode of Amazing Race’s third season.

Seattle is both Washington State and Pacific Northwest’s biggest town. We’re going to take you to the Boeing plant today. You’ll discover the history of developing aircraft here as the world’s largest aircraft manufacturer as well as see one of the world’s only four Dreamlifters. Within the world’s biggest construction (by volume), a skilled Boeing worker will guide you to visit the Boeing Assembly Plant to watch the assembly of Boeing 747, 777 and 787 Dreamliner aircraft. In just 3 days, Boeing can create a miracle, so get prepared with an unparalleled experience to widen your eyes.

Next, we’re going to go to Pike Place Market, which opened over a hundred years ago and is one of the oldest continually operated market for government farmers in the US. The Pike Place Market, created by farmers to sell their products, is now one of Seattle’s major tour attractions, holding around 200 business events each year and displaying 190 types of handcrafts by 120 farmers. Street performers are also supplied with live entertainment. The very first Starbucks opened here in 1971 is worth noting.

We’ll be heading to Space Needle after strolling around the market. Space Needle is a Seattle tower of observation and an icon. It was constructed for the 1962 World Fair at the Seattle Center. You’re provided a free telescope on top of the tower to see not only Seattle’s incredible perspective, but also Puget Sound and Mt. Rainier. The “Teleporter” kiosks developed and collaborated between the Space Needle and Microsoft will be another surprise. The 520 Teleporter offers a 3D experience that can’t be discovered anywhere else using Microsoft Photosynth technology and content shot by Creature.

Then we’ll visit the MoPOP at Space Needle’s foot. MoPOP is the first business project built in the Pacific Northwest by avant-garde architect Frank O. Gehry. Founded by Paul Allen, co-founderof Microsoft, MoPOP is devoted to fueling popular culture with thoughts and risk-taking. Three thousand panels, consisting of 21,000 individually cut stainless steel and painted aluminum shingles, enclose the stunning outside the building.

Ultimately, by visiting Pioneer Square, we will finish the tour of Seattle. Pioneer Square is the oldest neighborhood in Seattle that was established in 1852. Naturally, in the course of time this historic community has undergone many changes dating back to the Gold Rush and characteristics the perfect balance of ancient coexistence with new.

Ultimately, by visiting the Pioneer Square, we will finish the Seattle tour. Since 1852, Pioneer Square has been the original neighborhood of Seattle. This historical community has, of course, experienced many changes over time from the Gold Rush, featuring the perfect balance of old coexistence with new.

We will visit Mt Rainier on the 2nd day of our trip in Seattle (reservation not included).

Mt. Rainier is the Continental United States ‘ highest volcano, the fifth highest mountain in the entire territory of the United States. The top of the mountain is coated with snow throughout the year. When snow melts, a big quantity of snow water flows down, creating lovely waterfalls and vast lakes irrigating the forest land meanwhile. The 93-mile-long Wonderland Trail circles Mount Rainier and is covered by several glaciers and snowfields of some 35 square miles.

Carbon Glacier in the adjacent United States is the biggest glacier by volume, while Emmons Glacier is the biggest glacier by region. Every year, approximately 1.8 million individuals visit Mount Rainier National Park. Mount Rainier is a famous mountaineering peak with roughly 10,000 mountaineering attempts per year with roughly 50% making it to the top.

We’re also going to travel along the Wonderland Trail. On the manner, we will arrange parking for 1-2 attractions depending on the real scenario: Christine Falls (via), Narada Falls, Paradise Visitor Center (including glacier overlooking, Martha Falls, Paradise Wildflower meadow, etc. in case of poor winter weather, instead we will go to the Longmire Museum).

In the summer, we will lead you traverse the Volcano mountains.

Afterwards we’ll return to the city.

The Snoqualmie Falls is one of the most famous picturesque attractions in Washington State visited every year by 1.5 million tourists.

Explore Leavenworth, 2.5 hours south of Seattle, the German village. It is the most famous city in this region where individuals are constantly celebrating. In autumn you can see the lovely foliage of fall. Here you can find lovely atmosphere throughout the year. Enjoy shopping for sensitive European souvenirs and the famous German beer and food or try traditional German clothing.