Henry Art Tours-Come See the Fun Side of Seattle Art/Pubs/History

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Welcome aboard the Henry Bus! — Photos: the activity supplier, via Viator

Dedicated tour guide for the best tour experience. — Photos: the activity supplier, via Viator

About this activity

Come See The Fun Side of Seattle! The Henry Immersive Experience is a truly unique sightseeing tour. Hop aboard the most colorful tour bus you have ever been on and get ready to explore Seattle through the eyes of artists. As we visit over 20 colorful murals painted by Henry we will learn more about the artist, the development of several of Seattle's most iconic neighborhoods and how art is central to the vibrancy of our city. Our dedicated tour guide will provide an entertaining and slightly educational adventure that will be fun for the whole family. Along the way we will visit the "Hidden Wizard Gallery" to view a collection of Henry's most creative canvas paintings, see two more murals and browse through a selection of Henry merchandise. There will be a couple of stops along the way to grab a tasty beverage, take a break if needed and get up and close with some of Henry's art for that photo that will keep you smiling all year long. We look forward to seeing you soon!

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At a glance

Duration: 3 hours
Confirmation: Instant confirmation
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Up to 12 people
People per booking: 1–12
Guide: English
Operated by: Henry Mural Tours

Ages: Youth (3–13 years) · Adults (14–64 years) · Seniors (65–120 years)

What is included

Included

Included: In-vehicle air conditioning: Air-conditioned vehicle
Included: Bus interior is completely painted for that special immersive experience.

Itinerary

Fremont

Passing by

The Fremont neighborhood of Seattle has been an artistic wellspring for decades. The community where the artist Henry painted many of his first generation murals will be the central hub from where we will explore the art of Henry, learn about the development of different Seattle neighborhoods over the last 120 years and see how Seattle has embraced art in every facet of our beautiful city.
Ballard

Passing by

Once the fishyist neighborhood in Seattle, Ballard has kept its maritime feel while becoming one of the most artistically vibrant areas in the city. We will visit multiple murals in the area, including the very first 'Sasquatch' mural and one of the largest murals that was brush painted by Henry in his early years.
Queen Anne Hill

Passing by

The original 'upscale' Seattle neighborhood, Queen Anne hosts some of the best views in the City, the world famous Settle Center / Space Needle and several large scale murals painted by Seattle's most beloved artist, Henry.
Greenwood Park

Passing by

Once a home to hundreds of fruit trees, the Greenwood neighborhood now contains dozens unique restaurants and of course, several large and colorful murals painted by our favorite dog lover, Henry.
Seattle Waterfront

20 min

Along the beautiful waterfront is Henry's Hidden Wizard Gallery, located inside the Seattle Waterfront Marketplace. Here we get to explore a wide selection of Henry's original canvas art, hats, mugs, t-shirts, prints and the creative work from several more Pacific Northwest artists.

This is an iconic spot to spend a little bit of time. The Gallery faces the Olympic Mountain range across the now open view between the Seattle Aquarium and the Great Wheel. The Marketplace displays the diversity of style and creativity of nearly two dozen local artists.

Meeting point and pickup

Everyone meets at the meeting point.

Meeting point

Thursday - Sunday Pickup : We will be parked in the roundabout next to the Culture Kitchen (MoPoP) on Harrison St. Just around the corner from the Monorail station.

End point

Thursday - Sunday Pickup : We will be parked in the roundabout next to the Culture Kitchen (MoPoP) on Harrison St. Just around the corner from the Monorail station.