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Explore the vibrant heart of Seattle's LGBTQIA+ community with the Seattle Private Pride Walk Tour: LGBTQIA+ Stories of Capitol Hill. This engaging walking experience takes you through the neighborhood known for its rich history, colorful culture, and fierce advocacy. Discover stories behind iconic landmarks and hear about the pivotal role Capitol Hill has played in supporting and celebrating queer identities.
Stroll past meaningful sites like Cal Anderson Park, the AIDS Memorial Pathway, and legendary music venues. Along the way, enjoy treats from local LGBTQIA+-owned businesses, including a quirky coffee shop with mushroom lattes and a beloved cupcake shop that has championed LGBTQIA+ rights for over two decades. Wrap up your tour with a unique coffee cocktail, soaking in the neighborhood’s lively atmosphere and diverse art celebrating inclusion.
This tour isn’t just about sightseeing; it’s a chance to connect with Seattle’s LGBTQIA+ history, culture, and community spirit. Whether you're a local or visiting, it’s a meaningful way to experience Capitol Hill’s vibrant identity firsthand.
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours, giving you plenty of time to explore and learn about Capitol Hill's LGBTQIA+ history.
The tour is conducted in English.
Groups are small, with up to 12 participants, ensuring a personalized experience.
Yes. The tour is wheelchair accessible, and infants or small children can ride in strollers or prams. It’s suitable for ages 0-399.
You’ll enjoy a guided walk through Cal Anderson Park, reflections along the AIDS Memorial Pathway, treats from LGBTQIA+-owned businesses, and visits to iconic venues with queer music and drag history.
No, additional food and drinks are not included, and tips for the guide are optional.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Your tour begins at the Jimi Hendrix statue, a Seattle icon. Learn how Hendrix broke musical and cultural boundaries, leaving a lasting impact on queer and counterculture movements.
Walk the AIDS Memorial Pathway, where powerful sculptures honor those who fought stigma and raised awareness during the AIDS crisis.
Visit a woman- and LGBTQ-owned coffee shop known for their mushroom lattes. Hear about the owner’s pioneering spirit and why locals love their unique brews.
Pass by an iconic music venue that has hosted diverse artists since the early 1990s, including many from the LGBTQIA+ community.
Stop at Glo’s Café, a Latinx-, LGBTQ-, and women-owned spot with deep roots in the community. Learn its story and the role of the surrounding plaza in local events.
Finish at Cupcake Royale, a Capitol Hill favorite championing LGBTQIA+ rights for over 20 years. Enjoy a coffee cocktail or a specialty drink to end your tour.
Meet at the starting point
Jimi Hendrix statue, 1604 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122, in front of Blick Art Materials, near the corner of Broadway and Pine Street.
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From $95.60 per person