Top Virtual Tours of Seattle Museums & Aquariums
You don't have to leave your home to explore some of the best attractions in Seattle and beyond!
From interior and exterior tours of historic planes at The Museum of Flight, to the glass floors of the Space Needle, here are some of our favorite virtual tours of museums and aquariums in the Greater Seattle Area.
Other Greater Seattle Virtual Tours Available:
The Museum of Flight
Where: Tukwila, Washington
You can now experience The Museum of Flight in your home! They are offering virtual tours with the Curator, 3D Explorations, Podcasts, Flight Facts, STEM family activities and so much more. Take an online tour inside some of our most iconic aircraft or check out one of a kind panorama images of the inside their airplanes below. The photographs were taken by expert 360° panoramic photographer, Lyle Jansma.
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MARINE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER
Where: Des Moines, Washington
Highline MAST Aquarium at Redondo is offering “Facebook Live” mini-tours or segments feeding their animals every Tuesday and Thursday at 1 pm! The MaST Center is the marine biology and aquarium facility of Highline College. Dedicated to expanding knowledge about Puget Sound, the MaST Center serves as both formal teaching institute and public learning center. The Aquarium holds over 15 tanks totaling approximately 3,000 gallons of flow-through seawater, and displays over 250 native Puget Sound marine species.
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