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Discover the hidden secrets of Washington D.C.’s most exclusive neighborhood! On this small-group walking tour of Georgetown, your expert guide will take you beyond the beautiful cobblestone streets to reveal the thrilling stories of spies, politicians, and poltergeists that shaped American history. Hear the shocking true story of a KGB Colonel who escaped CIA custody at a local restaurant, and visit Martin’s Tavern, where JFK proposed to Jackie Bouvier. You’ll walk past the stunning historic homes of Madeleine Albright, Watergate figures, and legendary journalists. Finally, dive into the supernatural! Learn about the "Witches of Georgetown" who held séances for Abraham Lincoln, hear the ghost lore of Georgetown University, and see the creepy, iconic "Exorcist Steps" from the 1973 horror classic. Highlights: Intimate, small-group walking tour. See the homes of JFK and D.C. elites. Hear incredible Cold War spy stories. Visit the famous Exorcist steps.

The DC Memorials and Monuments is a comprehensive tour of the Monuments and Memorials with experienced tour guide. Guests will visit all the Monuments and Memorials while learning fascinating facts from our tour guide, making your visit a memorable one. We continue on a trip to MT VERNON Where you will enjoy some spectacular discoveries about the first president of The United States.

Imagine a tour where your group size is only 4 people. Our semi-private tour is just that. In an air conditioned minivan, see many of the major sights of the Nation's Capital. See the U.S. Capitol and Washington Monument. Stop at the Jefferson and Lincoln Memorials and at the end get dropped off at the American History Museum of the Smithsonian. Your driver/guide will make your experience a memorable one. And again the maximum group size is only 4!

Get to know Capitol Hill through its food and culinary culture on this guided walking tour. Listen to a guide's commentary on one of the city's oldest and historically diverse neighborhoods, stopping to sample a variety of dishes such as Anglo-Indian food, Salvadorian cuisine, soul food, and others. This small group, limited to just 12 participants, ensures personalized attention and a chance to ask questions.

Learn the foundations of fresh pasta and sauce-making in this fun cooking class at a local brewery in Washington D.C. In this class, Chef Bemnet breaks down two essential Italian staples: handmade fettuccine and marinara sauce. Start by preparing a rich tomato sauce with garlic, basil and olive oil, learning how to balance acidity and flavor while building a solid sauce base. Then, mix, knead and cut fresh pasta from scratch, mastering techniques that help create tender, well-structured noodles. Once your pasta is cooked, toss it directly into the marinara sauce and finish with Parmesan for a simple but deeply satisfying Italian meal you’ll want to recreate at home.

The National Gallery is filled with incredible works by the likes of Da Vinci, Rubens, Rembrandt, Monet andVan Gogh but it can feel overwhelming for the first-time visitor. Rather than just wandering around, explore the museum's masterpieces in the company of a guide who can provide essential context on this small-group tour.

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.

Lines for the Washington Monument can get long, especially at weekends and during school breaks. Bypass the line and experience this iconic monument with a guide along with the rest of DC’s most important monuments and memorials on this highly rated bus tour. In addition to enjoying views from the 500-foot (152-meter) Observation Deck, you’ll pass by the US Capitol and the White House, with photo stops at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and more.

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.

Explore two of Washington D.C.’s beloved museums with an art historian on this guided tour. Enjoy a small, personalized experience—the tour will include no more than eight participants—while learning about the National Portrait Gallery and American Art Museum. Discover the amazing history of the 19th century building where both museums are housed and the amazing works within it.

Immerse yourself in Washington DC's thriving craft beer scene—and follow your guide to three locals-loved breweries—on this small-group tour. Don't worry about finding your own way there: Round-trip transit from downtown DC is included, so you can focus on enjoyment. From there, enjoy up to 12 delicious craft beers, go on insider brewery tours, and learn all about the brewing process from your beer-expert guide.

Step into history at the National Portrait Gallery, a pinnacle of DC's cultural landscape. Explore its classic Greek Revival architecture with an expert guide in a semi-private tour (6 or fewer guests). Discover riveting Special Exhibitions, including the iconic "America's Presidents" showcase. Marvel at portraits of iconic Americans, all housed where Lincoln celebrated his second inauguration. Dive into the gallery's role as a cradle of American innovation and a guardian of our nation's cherished stories. Experience a journey through time and achievement unlike any other.

Discover Washington DC, the capital of the United States, on a private tour—and leave the logistics to someone else. Ride across the city in comfort as you’re transported in a luxury vehicle while your guide shares fascinating insights, stories, and the history of the United States. Visit highlights and landmarks including the White House, the U.S. Capitol, the Lincoln Memorial, the Jefferson Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and more.

Immerse yourself in multicultural Dupont Circle on a gourmet food and walking tour to the area’s best eateries. Going with a guide eliminates the hassle of navigating on your own, instead allowing you to relax and enjoy the ambiance of the neighborhood. Over the course of the afternoon, sample locally-sourced foods from a range of international cuisines.

Get an overview of Washington, DC’s architecture, landmarks, and political powerhouses during a small-group walking tour led by a local guide. Learn about the elegant plan that underlies the present-day city as you visit sights from the U.S. Capitol Building to the Supreme Court and Library of Congress.

If you have limited time in Washington, D.C., this full-day guided tour makes sure that you see it all. Starting at Mount Vernon, you'll visit multiple historic sites just outside the city then return to D.C. in time to see such landmarks as the Supreme Court, Washington Monument and National Archives lit up at night.

Discover gourmet pasta-making in Washington D.C. during this interactive class hosted through Cozymeal. Limited to 8 guests, the experience highlights both unfilled and filled pastas in a refined three-course menu. The menu you will prepare includes: - Starter: Seasonal vegetable salad with fresh herbs and vinaigrette - First pasta: Garganelli with savory meat sauce or farfalle with vegetable ragù - Second pasta: Tortellini or agnolotti stuffed with artisanal cheeses and herbs in cream sauce Guided by your pasta chef, you’ll practice mixing dough, shaping varieties and pairing them with flavorful sauces while building confidence to recreate authentic recipes at home.

Take a stroll back in time with this small-group guided walk along the historic Chesapeake Beach Railway Trail. Learn about the trail that once brought visitors from Washington DC and elsewhere to the beach, and view the diverse habitat of the Chesapeake Bay region, including marshland off Fishing Creek. Includes a visit to the Chesapeake Railway Museum.

This guided walking tour explores Washington, DC’s cherry blossom history while visiting some of the most meaningful memorials along the Tidal Basin. We begin at the DC War Memorial, a quiet tribute to District residents who served in WWI, before reaching the shoreline of the Tidal Basin, where the story of the cherry trees comes into focus. Guides explain the 1912 gift of cherry trees from Japan, their symbolism of friendship, and how the Basin became the heart of springtime celebrations. Stops include the historic Japanese Lantern, ceremonially lit each year during the Cherry Blossom Festival, followed by the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial and the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, where themes of renewal, justice, and leadership unfold beneath blooming trees. The walk continues to the peaceful George Mason Memorial and concludes at the iconic Thomas Jefferson Memorial, framed by blossoms and reflections across the water, bringing together nature, history, and American ideals.

Washington, DC’s abundance of historical landmarks can be overwhelming, but this private, guided tour will take you to the most essential sites of the U.S. capital city in just a few hours. Focusing on the National Mall, you’ll get to see the White House, the U.S. Capitol, the Lincoln Memorial, and more, as you learn about the history and design of this formidable place.

This walking tour reveals what happened on the night that changed the history of a nation forever. Journey back in time to learn about the three-pronged attack designed to change the course of U.S. politics and Government, and its impact on American and world history. This thrilling one-of-a-kind walking tour doesn’t just visit the main landmark locations involved in the plot to assassinate Abraham Lincoln but immerses you in incredible insights and revelations that will make you look upon the assignation of the 16th President of the United States in a completely different light as well as other assassinations. With your expert local Washington D.C. guide, you will journey back in time to learn about the three-pronged attack designed to change the course of U.S. politics and Government. The assassination of the 16th President of the United States is shrouded in mystery, intrigue, and conspiracy; however, this tour will reveal the truth behind the infamous night.

Follow your guide to the Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson Building, where you will learn about the largest library in the world, its oddest collections, and the dark stories that reside within. Hear stories about the Old Brick Capitol, the prison that once stood on the location of the Supreme Court. Learn about the architecture of the highest court in the land and its history. Hear stories of death, bloodshed, and false-imprisonment in the hallowed halls of Congress in DC's most iconic building. Continue on to the House Office Building where tales of scandalous acts of smuggling, trysts, and backdoor deals are told. Learn about the residents that called Capitol Hill home in stories of saucy escapades to corruption to cannibalism! This is a fully outdoor tour

Experience the National Mall like never before on this enchanting night tour. A journey from the illuminated Washington Monument to the glowing Lincoln Memorial, passing iconic landmarks such as the World War II Memorial and Vietnam Veterans Memorial, all beautifully lit against the night sky. This evening adventure offers a unique and breathtaking perspective on American history, framed by stunning architecture and powerful tributes that shine even brighter after dark.

Immerse yourself in United States history and art with a visit to the National Archives and the National Portrait Gallery, on this small-group tour. See the Bill of Rights and the Federalist Papers, and personal letters written by George Washington and John F Kennedy. Then, head to Chinatown to discover several levels of portraits that range from the Founding Fathers to prominent modern Americans. This tour goes beyond the tourist sights and offers visitors in-depth context and history.