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ian_p, May 2026
Worth it.
I am aware these tickets usually are free if you know how to book them. I struggled to “snag” the and didn’t want to wait in the morning line. To me this was more than worth it. Communication was on point. Tickets got emailed to me. The wait was smooth and the experience was worth while. Highly recommend. Thanks for allowing me to sleep in and still have tickets.
Patricia_A, May 2026
Excellent tour with unexpected Civil War history information as well.
Dash did a phenomenal job portraying John Wilkes Booth, his mindset, and poor planning to disrupt the Union’s victory. The sacrifice of Abraham Lincoln is a sad moment in our history. This tour was excellent in addressing the what ifs as well, and a little Clara Barton, founder of the Red Cross and mother of nursing thrown in.
Marco_C, Apr 2026
No big bus tour here!!!!
This was a smaller sized tour van. Which is exactly what I wanted since I have mobility issues. Guide was accommodating and knowledgeable. My son and I had a good time. My only complaint, I wished the tour stopped longer at each site. On average we stopped only for 20 min at each monument. Still had a good time.
Jena_P, Apr 2026
Excellent Tour
Excellent guide - very knowledgeable and personable. The small size of the group and the ear pieces provided made this tour excellent. It would have been helpful to know that entering the Supreme Court is not possible on weekends. I would have scheduled the tour for another day if I it was clear upon booking.
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You can’t visit the US capital without immediately thinking about the country’s history—there is a museum and monument around every corner, after all. While you can Smithsonian-hop on your own, Washington DC historical tours add both structure and depth to your journey of knowledge. Let knowledgeable guides whisk you past iconic sights like the White House and Capitol Hill, or skip the lines to enter the hallowed halls of the Library of Congress. No matter which tour you choose, you’ll definitely leave with a lot more factoids than when you started.