• Liberty Bay Waterfront Park - Celebrate the original caretakers of the land by honoring the Suquamish people, who have inhabited the shores of Liberty Bay for thousands of years. Additionally, delve into the Scandinavian heritage of the early settlers!
• Poulsbo Historical Society & Museums - Located in a building over a century old, this museum narrates the history of Poulsbo’s founding families, industries, and everyday artifacts. Discover how Norwegian settlers, arriving in the 1880s, were attracted to the bay’s fjord-like landscape reminiscent of their homeland. Explore their daily lives, community-building endeavors, and cultural perseverance.
• Boehm’s Chocolates - Indulge in sweets and treats from one of the premier candy companies in the Pacific Northwest, featuring a stunning Viking mural. Discover what makes Poulsbo a genuine Scandinavian gem.
• Sluys Poulsbo Bakery - Experience the flavors of Poulsbo’s most renowned bakery.
• SEA Discovery Center - Learn about the educational mission of this interactive marine center, operated by Western Washington University, as you admire it from the boardwalk.
• Liberty Bay Books - Discover the story of this cherished independent bookstore that supports local authors and serves as a cultural hub for readers of all ages.
• Poulsbo - Additional landmarks to explore include:

Poulsbo Maritime Museum: A beautifully curated space showcasing the town’s strong connection to the water.

Sons of Norway Lodge: Still active today, this organization has preserved Nordic culture and hosted numerous community events for over a century, even welcoming King Olav!

The Hostmark Building: The oldest commercial building in Poulsbo, once housing a general store and the town’s first post office.

The Eliason Building: A significant structure in the reconstruction of downtown after the 1914 fire, now exemplifying early 20th-century architecture in Poulsbo.

The Port of Poulsbo: Enjoy a waterfront view of this bustling marina, which remains central to Poulsbo’s identity as a coastal town and sailing destination.

Many other attractions highlight the town’s Nordic culture and rich history! Excellent photo opportunities at the Red Phone Booth, Viking Mural, and Uff Da!

• A small taste of Poulsbo’s rich culinary offerings
• Professional, Seasoned, and Hospitable Guide
• Authentic stories and tales from Poulsbo’s history

• Tips and Gratuities
• In-vehicle air conditioning

Experience the charm of Poulsbo, WA—fondly referred to as “Little Norway”—on this engaging walking tour through its picturesque waterfront downtown. Initially inhabited by the Suquamish Tribe, this coastal town later attracted Norwegian settlers in the 1880s, captivated by the bay’s fjord-like scenery.

Discover Poulsbo’s rich history, from its Indigenous origins to its prosperous eras of logging, farming, and shipbuilding. Highlights include colorful Viking-themed murals, historic sites like the Hostmark and Eliason Buildings, and stories of the town’s resilience following the 1914 fire. The tour pays tribute to Suquamish heritage, explores Norwegian culture, and showcases the stunning views of Liberty Bay.

The tour includes stops at the Poulsbo Heritage and Maritime Museums (viewed from outside), the historic Sons of Norway Lodge, and the bustling Port of Poulsbo. Conclude with a taste of local delicacies at a nearby artisan shop. Ideal for history enthusiasts, this one-hour tour vividly brings Poulsbo’s story to life!

• One set of stairs is included in the route and can be avoided for those with wheelchairs or strollers but this will result in missing about 10 minutes of tour experience

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.