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Visit USA’s largest National Cemetery, where more than 400,000 military personnel are buried, and learn about the site and some of its most famous memorials – including President Kennedy’s. This small-group walking tour allows you to explore at a leisurely pace, pay respects, take photos, and watch the full Changing of the Guard ceremony. There is an additional self-guided tour of another memorial included if you want to see more.

Discover the hidden history and local legends of Georgetown with a ghost tour. Today the upscale area is bustling with tourists, but it also has a darker past. Learn about supernatural occurrences and listen to true crime stories as you stroll past Victorian row houses, churches, and alleys of the city’s oldest neighborhood.

Follow the story of Abraham Lincoln's assassination in April 1865 without having to follow a dry guidebook on this Washington DC walking tour. With a guide and a small group, make stops at the White House, Peterson's Boarding House, and Ford's Theatre, where the president was shot. Along the way, look at historical photos and listen to anecdotes of mystery and betrayal.

Sip champagne onboard a luxurious yacht on a 2-hour brunch cruise along Washington DC’s scenic shoreline. Cast off from Gangplank Marina then enjoy a sumptuous brunch buffet. Capture unforgettable images of the DC skyline while relaxing at your private table, then savor coffee or tea as you enjoy views of the capital city’s elegant cityscape.

See the best that Washington DC has to offer while you explore the city in the comfort of a spacious, air-conditioned vehicle. Alongside a private guide, visit the top attractions of the city including most of the city’s memorials, the White House, the Washington National Cathedral, and Ford’s Theatre, where President Lincoln was shot. Choose from morning, afternoon, or evening tour times to fit your schedule.

Discover two of Washington DC’s most characterful neighborhoods—and see how Washington DC locals live—on this walking tour of Adams Morgan and Columbia Heights. Meet your guide at Meridian Hill Park in the afternoon, and set off on foot. You’ll learn about the area’s diversity, famous former residents, and unexpected history; will see everything from embassies and cultural institutes to colorful local streets; and much more.

Escape the city and explore Washington DC’s nearby wine country on this day trip to Loudon County. Visit three wineries and enjoy discounted tastings (or try the all-inclusive upgrade) at each, and also have time to explore the vineyards. Ride in comfort roundtrip on a coach bus and let someone else take care of the driving and navigation so you can drink worry-free at each stop.

Enjoy food, fun, and entertainment—plus unbeatable views of Washington DC—on this two-in-one lunch and sightseeing cruise along the Potomac River. Take advantage of a delicious buffet lunch and spacious dance floors to let loose. Save time as well by sightseeing as you go: Spot highlights including the Washington Monument, Old Town Alexandria, and much more.

Watch the city come alive on a private night tour of Washington D.C. Pass by a number of illuminated monuments such as the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument, and the Capitol Building. Learning about the history of the city and the U.S. from your guide.

Combine history and the future on this small-group Smithsonian tour that visits both the National Museum of Natural History and the Air and Space Museum. Travel with a small group during this half-day tour and discover iconic artifacts such as the Hope Diamond, a T-Rex skeleton, meteorites, and Neil Armstrong's spacesuit.

Get a comprehensive overview of Washington DC's most important landmarks and highlights on this small-group or private walking tour. Learn about the nation's history as you make stops at iconic landmarks including the Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, National World War II Memorial, and more. Your tour concludes with entry to the Washington Monument where you can enjoy a self-guided tour.

Deepen your understanding of the legislative branch of the US government on a small-group tour of Capitol Hill that explores the US Capitol and your choice of the Supreme Court, the Library of Congress, or both (along with the Folger Shakespeare Library). This tour goes inside each destination for a guided tour, and highlights include reserved entry at the US Capitol with a guide to help bring Capitol Hill's fascinating politics and history to life.

Learn all about the women who helped shape Washington DC’s—and the country’s—history and politics on this immersive walking tour. Meet your guide in the heart of the charming Georgetown neighborhood, and set off on foot. Hear stories from the Cold War and Kennedy eras, see the homes of former socialites and political wives, and spot key political landmarks without getting lost.

With art that stretches from Renaissance masters to modern American icons, the National Gallery of Art is a Washington DC museum that belongs on every art lover’s itinerary. However, its enormous collection can be overwhelming for first-time visitors. Instead, see the best of the gallery with a guide and just a small group for company on this highlights tour, which explores the stories, techniques, and scandals behind the paintings.

Discover two of Washington DC's most popular museums, all in just half a day on this small-group (or private) tour. With a guide for company, you'll visit two highlight Smithsonian museums. Begin at the National Museum of Natural History to view everything from taxidermy elephants to the Hope Diamond. Then, head to the always-popular National Air and Space Museum to views rockets, planes, and more.

Enhance your Washington DC visit by visiting Mount Vernon, fill those gaps in history with knowledge, and relive those passages in time that make a difference today. Subsequently, our tour guide will lead you through Alexandria’s historic Old Town, recognized as one of the top five small towns by Condé Nast Traveler Readers since 2018. When we travel, the real value persists in the importance of the sites visited, which is precisely what provides our experience, distinguishing us from the rest...!

Get more from your visit to the National Gallery of Art than you would if exploring alone, all thanks to this private or small-group tour of the Washington DC museum. Follow your guide through one of the country's only national collections of art, including works by Renaissance artists, French impressionists, American painters, and more. As you go, learn the stories behind the masterpieces, and see the collection highlights.

If there’s one thing Washington D.C. is known for, it’s donuts. That’s not true, but it should be—you’ll taste and see why on this tour. Following your guide, you’ll travel from local donut institutions to the joints favored by politicians, exploring from cake and raised classics to the global donuts of Chinatown. Bonus: You’ll also catch views of the White House, learn about the city’s non-donut history, and more.

DC is the Best Place to Celebrate America's 250th Anniversary...! A Nation’s Capital Experience, tailored to your needs.! Select a schedule and desire pickup location inside the DC metro area and experience a private Washington historic cultural tour. Escorted by a licensed tour guide. Stroll Lafayette Square in front of the White House. Walk to The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and experience the Changing of the Guard in Arlington Cemetery. View the reflecting pool and GW Obelisk from Lincoln Monument. Grasp the Mount Suribachi moment at the Iwo Jima Memorial. Look up at the Air Force commemorative spires overlooking the “Pentagon”. Step down on westside Capitol façade, where elected presidents vow allegiance to the constitution every four years. WWII. MLK. VTM. and much more! Remarkable city details will be revealed by your host tour guide, while driving through main avenues and streets of the nation’s capital. A distinctive experience like no other before.!

Today, the Washington DC neighborhood of Georgetown is an affluent area but a few hundred years ago it was a bustling port for the exportation of tobacco. Join this private walking tour for a look at the black history of Georgetown and learn about how it was the site of an active slave trade. Hear the stories of former black residents who shaped one of DC’s oldest neighborhoods as you walk around.

Discover the place that President George Washington called home on a 5-hour tour to Mount Vernon. Relax and enjoy the scenery as provided transportation takes you from the capital into the countryside. Take a guided tour inside the mansion, then explore the 500 acre grounds independently and at your own pace. During the return trip to the city, stop at Christ Church in Alexandria, where Washington attended sermons.

Visit two top DC museums on a small-group, guided tour that explores some of America's national treasures. With so much to see in the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History and the National Museum of American History it's easy to get overwhelmed, but visiting with a guide means you'll go straight to the most spectacular exhibits and artifacts. This tour is a great way to learn the stories behind the museums as you see sparkling gems, pieces of American history, and more.

See Washington, D.C.’s most iconic sites illuminated at night on a 3-hour, small group tour with an experienced guide. Enjoy time to explore the city’s moving memorials to the Marine Corps and Korean Veterans, then see the World War II Memorial and the Pentagon Memorial. Walk around the landmarks dedicated to Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson, and capture unforgettable images of the capital city after dark with time to photograph some of D.C’s most famous views.

Revisit the heyday of Washington D.C.’s African-American-led jazz scene during this Harlem Renaissance walking tour. See where Duke Ellington started playing ragtime, learn how U-Street earned its nickname “Black Broadway,” visit a club venue once favored by Billie Holiday, and stop for a snack in an iconic eatery that has kept presidents fed for over three generations.