Looking to get some fresh air?
From a walking tour to boat rentals, there's plenty to do when it comes to travel and outdoor activities coming up in Seattle this week. Read on for a rundown.
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'Beneath the Streets' subterranean tour
From the event description:
Journey beneath the streets of Seattle to uncover the city's hidden history. During this intimate 60-minute walking tour, you'll explore subterranean passageways and five city blocks of 1890s architecture, while getting a dose of "only in Seattle" stories from your friendly and knowledgeable tour guide.
When: Friday, July 5, 9:30 a.m.
Where: Pioneer Square, 102 Cherry St.
Price: $10
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Score 15% off a canal tour
From the deal description:
For $10, receive a coupon that will get you 15% off a canal tour valued at $275 or more. Join us on this ninety-minute tour of Seattle's romantic and historic freshwater shoreline.
Where: 7356 40th Ave. SW, Gatewood
Price: $10 (For coupon only)
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Get 44% off distillery tour and tasting
From the deal description:
Vodka and Italian-inspired limoncello are the signature spirits that come out of this distillery. Enjoy a tasting and tour for two with treats and a cocktail booklet.
Where: Letterpress Distilling, 85 S. Atlantic St., Suite 110
Price: $27 (44% discount off regular price)
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Up to 20% off boat rental at Seattle Donut Boat
From the deal description:
A group can sit comfortably in an electric donut boat and embark on a two-hour, self-guided trip on Lake Union, enjoying the views. The boat accommodates up to six people.
When: Saturday, July 6 and Sunday, July 7
Where: Seattle Donut Boat Co. 1001 Fairview Ave. North, Lake Union
Price: $159 (20% discount off regular price)
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Parking in Seattle can be tough, especially during popular events. To find free or cheap parking and to book parking in advance, see this map of Seattle parking from SpotAngels. And to get there by public transportation, check King County Metro or Sound Transit for nearby options.
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