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Beneath the Streets Go Down In History With Seattle's Most Experienced Underground Guides at Beneath The Streets. Additional tour times are added on weekends and in the summer.
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Tours offered daily at 10:30, 11:30, 12:30 1:30, 2:30, 3:30, and 4:30
Tours last approximately one hour. Tickets are sold at 102 Cherry St. The ticket office is open between 10:15am and 4:30pm.

Tough night for Mr. Swift and the Chiefs 😬😬😬💚💙💚💙GO HAWKS!!💚💙💚💙
10/26/2026

Tough night for Mr. Swift and the Chiefs 😬😬😬

💚💙💚💙GO HAWKS!!💚💙💚💙

Join us this weekend for our fabulous After Hours Tour! Learn about the seedier side of Pioneer Square and the Undergrou...
10/22/2026

Join us this weekend for our fabulous After Hours Tour! Learn about the seedier side of Pioneer Square and the Underground. Tours begin at 6:00pm & 6:30pm on Friday & Saturday evenings. They sell out fast so book your tickets now.

Booking link in bio or on our website.

It's turning into fall here in Pioneer Square — make sure to bust out your linen underwear as the seasons change!At leas...
10/20/2026

It's turning into fall here in Pioneer Square — make sure to bust out your linen underwear as the seasons change!

At least, that’s what the Seattle Times was recommending back in October 1900!

While we can’t vouch for the underwear, we can recommend a little underground exploration as the weather cools down! Join Beneath the Streets to discover Seattle’s hidden history beneath the sidewalks of Pioneer Square.

Some things never go out of style. Seattle’s underground stories are one of them! Booking link in bio.

📷 Seattle Daily Times (1900) 16 Oct, p. 5,

This Sunday is our monthly Q***r History Tour! Spots are still available. Booking link in bio or at www.beneath-the-stre...
10/17/2026

This Sunday is our monthly Q***r History Tour! Spots are still available. Booking link in bio or at www.beneath-the-streets.com.

We love old things here at Beneath The Streets! While the Doyle Building at 119 Pine St. may not be located in Pioneer S...
10/15/2026

We love old things here at Beneath The Streets! While the Doyle Building at 119 Pine St. may not be located in Pioneer Square, we believe this historic gem deserves to be preserved. Its beautiful Italian Renaissance Revival architecture is a stunning reminder of the architectural style that helped define early Seattle.

Want to learn more about the campaign to save this historic landmark? Visit https://www.doylebuilding.com/ to find out how you can help!

Today, we honor the Coast Salish peoples—the original stewards of the lands and waters we call home—and reflect on the e...
10/12/2026

Today, we honor the Coast Salish peoples—the original stewards of the lands and waters we call home—and reflect on the enduring legacy of Chief Si'ahl.

May his words remind us of our connection to this place, our responsibility to one another, and the importance of honoring Indigenous history, culture, and sovereignty.

The cultures are still here. The story continues.

The 12s are ready.The Seahawks are ready.And the 49ers are coming to town.From the days of vinyl records, stadium roar, ...
10/11/2026

The 12s are ready.
The Seahawks are ready.
And the 49ers are coming to town.

From the days of vinyl records, stadium roar, and Seattle football the old-fashioned way — the spirit hasn’t changed.

GO HAWKS!!!

📷 The Seahawk Wave Record, 1985, Courtesy of the Seattle Municipal Archives, , Series 9900-01.

Our guide David Lewis () made a short film about Chief Seattle’s grandson, Moses Seattle, and it’s showing tomorrow here...
10/09/2026

Our guide David Lewis () made a short film about Chief Seattle’s grandson, Moses Seattle, and it’s showing tomorrow here in Pioneer Square!

This is a free event with free snacks, so come out, support local history, and learn a little more about Seattle’s fascinating past. We’d love to see you there!

While looking through old newspapers, we came across this ad from October 8, 1965 for a jam session happening right here...
10/08/2026

While looking through old newspapers, we came across this ad from October 8, 1965 for a jam session happening right here at 1st & Cherry.

More than 60 years later, it’s pretty amazing to find a little glimpse of what was happening in our building back then.

Just another piece of the history hiding in Pioneer Square. ❤️

Last week, we shared the wild story of the Pioneer Square Pergola being hit by a truck—and you LOVED it.So… we’re back w...
10/06/2026

Last week, we shared the wild story of the Pioneer Square Pergola being hit by a truck—and you LOVED it.

So… we’re back with another look at what happened next. 👀

This time, we’re going behind the scenes of the restoration.

This photo shows workers carefully repairing the Pergola in the shop after the 2001 accident.

Thousands of pieces.
Years of history.
And an incredible amount of patience.

Nearly all of the original cast-iron pieces were saved and reused, bringing this Seattle icon back to Pioneer Square in 2002. ❤️

Pretty amazing, right?

And this is just ONE of the stories hiding in Pioneer Square…

Come walk through history with us!

Booking link in bio.

📷 Courtesy of the Seattle Municipal Archives, #127762, Series 0207-01.

Address

102 Cherry Street
Seattle, WA
98104

Opening Hours

Monday 10:15am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 10:15am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 10:15am - 4:30pm
Thursday 10:15am - 4:30pm
Friday 10:15am - 6:30pm
Saturday 10:15am - 6:30pm
Sunday 10:15am - 4:30pm

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+12066241237

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