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Ron_P, Apr 2026
Outstanding Lincoln Assassination tour by Jim Garrett!
Jim Garrett did an outstanding job as a subject matter expert in the Lincoln Assassination. He answered all my questions and his detailed knowledge of what took place was most impressive! Even though the tour had to be a little rushed due to a matinee performance at Ford’s, Jim more than made up for it with his outstanding work. I applaud his efforts!
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.
Marlene_L, Apr 2026
Ken is an excellent tour...
Ken is an excellent tour guide. Personable, knowledgeable, and gets you to just the right places. DC was beautiful at dusk to nighttime. The monuments lit at night was a real sight to see. He gave clear directions of where to go, and where to meet him. Our group had a great time, and made great memories.
Dana_P, Apr 2026
Great deal
Incredible views make sure you bring a camera. No need to wait in the ticket lines. Walk up to the monument about 30 minutes to spare, get in the que and enjoy. Make sure to read the security list of items not allowed. No storage lockers. Tickets sell out if you don’t plan. This is the way to go.
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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.