Seattle Private Pride Walk Tour: LGBTQIA+ Stories of Capitol Hill
Capitol Hill is Seattle's vibrant gayborhood, rich in history and culture. This walking tour reveals the stories of one of the largest LGBTQIA+ communities in the U.S. Stroll through Cal Anderson Park, where Seattle's first pride marches occurred, and experience the AIDS Memorial Pathway that honors those lost to the epidemic. Visit Elliott Bay Books, known for its extensive LGBTQIA+ literature, and indulge in a pride-themed donut from Cupcake Royale, a bakery supporting LGBTQIA+ rights for over 20 years. Explore iconic music venues and public art installations that celebrate diversity and inclusion in this lively neighborhood.
- Discover the unique spots that make Capitol Hill special
- Visit the AIDS Memorial Pathway and learn about its impact
- Stop by a renowned indie bookstore with a rich LGBTQIA+ collection
- Enjoy a pride-themed donut from a queer-owned bakery
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What's included in Seattle Private Pride Walk Tour: LGBTQIA+ Stories of Capitol Hill
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Jimi Hendrix Statue
Your tour begins at this beloved statue honoring guitar legend Jimi Hendrix. Learn how this Seattle-born icon broke musical boundaries—and cultural ones—while leaving a lasting mark on queer and counterculture movements.
The Amp: Aids Memorial Pathway
We’ll walk the AIDS Memorial Pathway, where powerful art and sculptures honor the Seattleites who fought stigma, raised awareness, and cared for those affected by the AIDS crisis.
This woman- and LGBTQ-owned coffee shop puts a unique twist on your brew—with mushrooms! Learn about the pioneering owner and why locals love their mushroom lattes. You’ll want to come back for a sip!
Inclusions
- Stroll through historic Cal Anderson Park on Capitol Hill
- Visit LGBTQIA+-owned shops like Elliot Bay Books
- Join an English-speaking guide on a small group Pride walk
- Enjoy an LGBTQ-inspired treat along the way
- Follow the AIDS Memorial Pathway and reflect on its art
- Explore iconic venues with queer music and drag history
- Additional food and drink
- Tips and gratuities for the guide
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- For this tour, we can cater for the following dietary requirements: vegetarians. Please provide this information at least 24-hours prior to your travel date.. Unfortunately, we are not able to cater for any other dietary requirements that are not listed above.
- Please note that this tour covers about 2 km of walking.
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting Points
- Jimi Hendrix statue, 1604 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122, in front of Blick Art Materials, near the corner of Broadway and Pine Street.
End Points
- In the heart of Capitol Hill neighborhood
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Child Policy Please inform us if you’ll be bringing a child under the age of 6. Dress Standards Comfortable shoes for walking are recommended. Tipping Your Guide A tip / gratuity for your guide is not included in the price of this tour. If you feel that your guide has done their best to provide a personal and engaging experience, giving a gratuity is encouraged. Leave Us A Review How did we do? Your experience matters! Let us know by leaving a review.
