Greater Leavenworth Museum
Stop by the family-friendly Greater Leavenworth Museum to learn about the rich history of the area, including exhibits on the Wenatchi tribe, agriculture, the railroad, lumber, local ski history, and Leavenworth’s beloved annual festivals.
The museum is currently open daily 11am-4pm, and is conveniently located downtown at 735 Front Street, right about The Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum.
Interested in learning more about Leavenworth’s history? Join a guided walking tour with Bavarian Walking Tours.
If you enjoy history, and want to hear how the city transitioned from a railroad and mill town to a Bavarian village, you will love these guided walking tours. The tour covers one hour of history, fun facts, and snap-worthy views.
Railroad & Mill Tour
The Railroad and Mill Tour takes place near the Wenatchee River. Guests will learn how and why the railroad and mill were important factors in the growth of Leavenworth. The tour includes walking on dirt trails, sidewalks, and one hill. Wear comfortable walking shoes, a mask, and bring water. Leashed pups can join the tour, too!
Tour begins at Lions Club Park – 696 US Highway 2 (next door to the community pool)
Duration: approximately 1-2 hours
Difficulty: Moderate
Departure time: 10:00 am
Includes Museum Admission ($5.00 Value)
Cancellation Policy: 24 hours
For online purchases, please print your email receipt and bring it with you. You will need it to join the tour, and for entrance into the Greater Leavenworth Museum.
The Town Walking Tour
The Town Walking Tour covers the downtown area of Leavenworth. Guests will learn how the history of the city has changed, and see where railroads, city hall, a movie theatre and more were located years ago. Wear comfortable walking shoes, a mask, and bring water. Leashed pups can join the tour, too! Tour begins at Lions Club Park – 696 US Highway 2 (next door to the community pool) Duration: approximately 1-2 hours