Politics - WA Legislative Building Tour
Hotel, pier and airport pickup. One hour from Seattle, Olympia has a rich history as our State Capitol. Begin with a visit the Washington State Capitol Building. The Rotunda and Legislative Building are remarkable with every inch in beautiful granite. Inside you’ll also see the largest Tiffany chandelier collection in the world during your 50 minute tour. You’ll dine in downtown historic Olympia. If interested you can visit a National Wildlife Refuge and walk the trails and boardwalks. This is located at the mouth of the Nisqually River where it meets Puget Sound saltwater. Traveling in our comfortable company SUV, you’ll enjoy this getaway to historic Olympia. This a private tour for your party only, 2-5 guests.
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We pick up at all Seattle/Tukwila/Bellevue and SEA airport area hotels
Additional Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Includes
- Souvenir water bottle
Itinerary
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Estimated Time : 90 minutes
This is a 50 minutes indoor tour of the Legislative Building. The rotunda is magnificent with floor to ceiling marble and the world's largest tiffany chandalier. The campus is beautiful too.
Admission Ticket Included
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Estimated Time : 90 minutes
The Nisqually River Delta, a biologically rich and diverse area supports a variety of habitats. The Nisqually River meets the saltwater of Puget Sound to form an estuary. There are birds and sea life, and more.
Admission Ticket Included
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See Mt Rainier and the river caused by the Nisqually Glacier on your way through. We do not actually go to Mt Rainer but the view is amazing.
Free Admission
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You will travel on the freeway right past Joint Base Lewis McChord military base. The museum building is beautiful.
Free Admission