You can take this tour in any order, and visit as many or as few stops as you’d like. To get started, select a location of interest from the map (above) or the complete list of tour stops. Once you’ve arrived at your desired starting point, scan the QR code that will be present at each location or launch the tour stop directly from this website. Listen, learn, and then choose where you want to head next! If you plan to visit all 14 stops, we recommend starting at Doppler Stairway and working your way towards Bell Street.

The Puget Sound Headquarters Tour is a self-guided experience and suitable for individuals or groups. There is currently no way to register for a guide-led experience. If you are a member of the press looking for a tour, please reach out to amazon-pr@amazon.com with your request and we’ll work with you to arrange a visit.

A digital map is available on each page of the website, and every stop has a “Get Directions” button that can help you navigate between locations. You can also see the closest next three stops at the bottom of each tour stop page.

All stops along the Puget Sound Headquarters Tour are outside. While you can head inside the lobbies of many Amazon buildings, we unfortunately can’t accomodate tour guests beyond security checkpoints or in The Spheres. Guests can register to go inside The Spheres on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month here.

This tour will vary depending on how many stops you choose, the route you take, and how long you explore each stop. On most routes between Doppler Stairway and Bell Street, you’ll walk around 20 minutes and less than 1 mile. Listening to each stop’s audio will take approximately 40 minutes, so we recommend setting aside at least an hour for this full experience.

The Puget Sound Headquarters Tour features 14 tour stops that highlight Amazon’s unique culture, a wide array of both indigenous and exotic plant life, and points of interest in the local community. From the history of the area to construction of some of Amazon’s most recognizable buildings, visitors will be taken along on a journey of creation, innovation, and cultivation. Photos, videos, and audio recordings on the website accompany each stop.

This tour is completely free! We hope you enjoy learning about the unique culture and history of Amazon’s Puget Sound Headquarters.

A mobile device is required to scan QR codes and launch information about each tour stop. If you’d prefer to explore these stops from the comfort of your home, photos and audio recordings can be accessed directly from the website (you don’t need to physically be at the stops).

To scan a QR code, open your phone’s camera application and steadily point your camera towards the QR code. QR codes look like a pixelated box. Once your phone “reads” the QR code, you’ll see a small link pop up in your camera app. Click that link to launch information about the tour stop.

If the QR code isn’t working, you can also launch information about the tour stop directly from the Puget Sound Headquarters Tour homepage by clicking on your desired stop. We’d appreciate hearing about any QR codes that aren’t working here.

The Puget Sound Headquarters Tour is the only current public tour of our corporate offices. If you are a member of the press looking for a tour, please reach out to amazon-pr@amazon.com with your request and we’ll work with you to arrange a visit.

In-Person and Virtual Fulfillment Center Tours are offered in select locations. You can find more information about them and register at https://amazontours.com/.

If you have a question that isn’t listed, please submit a request here and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.