Top Washington DC Walking Tours - page 5

Explore several of Washington DC’s top historical landmarks on this two-in-one outing. Pick your preferred time slot, and meet your guide: You’ll get to see, and learn all about, three iconic DC landmarks: the White House, the US Capitol, and the Washington Monument. Next, say goodbye to your guide and, with included tickets, head for a self-led tour of the National Museum of African American History and Culture.

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.

Make the most of your evening in Washington D.C. by combining two after-dark activities in one. This ghost tour and pub crawl is led by a costumed guide who tells you tales of the city's past and it people, from presidents to ghosts, as they lead you through Lafayette Square. You'll stop at two to three haunted pub stops and have a drink at each (at your own expense).

Immerse yourself in the history of Arlington National Cemetery on this in-depth walking tour. Witness the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, see the eternal Flame at John F. Kennedy's grave, and visit other key landmarks in the cemetery as you pay tribute to all who are commemorated there. To extend your sightseeing experience, add a bus tour that stops at sites including the White House, the U.S. Capitol, and the Lincoln Memorial.

If you've already explored Washington D.C.'s best-known landmarks, discover another side to the capital on this after-dark tour. Learn more about the history of Washington D.C. through its hauntings and ghost stories as you visit such places as America's most haunted office building while your guide recounts colorful stories of the city's dark past.

Immerse yourself in the history of the United States' capital on this bus tour around Washington DC. Ideal for first-timers who want to get in as much sightseeing as possible, this whistle-stop tour includes the White House and the Lincoln Memorial. What's more, your live guide explains the monuments and memorials as you pass by. You'll also enjoy access to and a guided tour of the Library of Congress, the US Capitol, and the Supreme Court.

Get away from the crowded monuments of downtown DC and discover the former homes of a few US presidents on this small-group walking tour. Stroll through the neighborhoods of Dupont and Kalorama to see where Theodore Roosevelt, Herbert Hoover, FDR, and many other presidents once resided and hear stories they won’t always share in the history books.

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.

While most people visit Washington DC to see the White House, former presidents have lived all throughout the city, primarily in Lafayette Square and Foggy Bottom. Join a small group and embark on a walking tour to see where former presidents lived, worked, worshipped, and plotted throughout the years. Walk past some of DC’s oldest buildings and hear stories of its history.

Laugh your way past the top monuments of Washington D.C. on a 1.5-hour comedy walking tour. The tour is perfect for comedy fans and history buffs alike. Lead by a professional stand-up comedian, your charismatic guide shares quirky history and funny observations about the nation’s capital. Try to keep your camera steady as you crack up outside the White House and other iconic landmarks.

Discover Arlington National Cemetery—the largest military cemetery in the country, and the final resting place of 400,000 veterans—on this in-depth walking tour. Your guide will share many stories, pieces of history, and facts to add rich context to your walk. As you go, see key landmarks like the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and President John F. Kennedy’s gravesite, and pay tribute at the graves of soldiers from numerous conflicts.

See Washington DC’s iconic monuments in a single morning on this 3-4 hour guided sightseeing bus and walking tour of DC's top monuments and memorials. Travelers will have the opportunity to stop for photos at 10 Top Attractions including White House, MLK Memorial, US Capitol & Lincoln Memorial. Upgrade option is available at checkout to include a 2-hour guided walk through Arlington National Cemetery following your city tour. Visit the grave of John F Kennedy and his Eternal Flame. Witness the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers. View the Famous and historic Arlington house. The residence of general Robert E. Lee. Get a glimpse of the JFK family graves. Take in all 639 Acres of a national landmark with over 150 years of history.

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.

Get a VIP look at George Washington’s residence as you're led through the mansion by a private guide. During this 1-hour private walking tour, you'll go behind-the-scenes as you hear expert commentary about the United States’ first president and his historic estate. This tour includes some of the gardens and grounds. You'll also have the opportunity to lay a wreath at the Washington family tomb. Following the private tour, you are welcome to continue your visit with self-guided exploration of the Museum and the Distillery & Gristmill (seasonal). Flat rate applies for groups of 1 - 10 travelers. **Tour must be booked at least 2 weeks in advance.**

Explore some of Washington DC’s grandest streets on a 2-hour, small-group walking tour of Dupont Circle and Embassy Row with a local guide. Hear stories about capital city scandals and history as you follow a 2-mile route past Gilded Age mansions, extravagant homes, embassies, and architectural landmarks.

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.

See Washington, DC in ways large bus tours simply can’t. This small-group experience (12 people maximum) is designed for travelers who want captivating stories, more time at each site, and a relaxed, enjoyable pace. At the start of your tour, you’ll receive access to a bonus audio experience, providing rich historical context and storytelling for every stop—so the experience continues beyond what you hear from your local guide. You’ll visit iconic landmarks such as the Lincoln Memorial, U.S. Capitol, and Vietnam Veterans Memorial, discovering the stories, people, and moments that shaped the nation. With 10–20 minutes at each stop, you’ll have time to walk around, take photos, and explore at your own pace—without feeling rushed. Our knowledgeable local guide brings history to life through fun, engaging storytelling.

Explore Washington DC in the company of an academic and expert in African Studies—and learn about lesser-known chapters in the city’s history—on this immersive, private walking tour. Meet your guide right off the National Mall, and walk to several key DC landmarks, from Lafayette Square to the National Museum of African American History and Culture. As you go, learn about key episodes relating to the Federal City’s history of slavery.

Visit the national capital’s historic haunts and spookiest pubs during this small-group, two-hour “boos and booze” ghost walk and pub crawl. Listen to an entertaining and informative history of the city’s paranormal sightings as you visit over five different bars and establishments. Highlights include the Round Robin Bar inside the Willard Hotel—said to be frequented by the ghost of President Grant—and a drink in 170-year-old Old Ebbitt Grill.

On this walking tour, you don’t just stroll past D.C.’s bastions of power; you get inside the room where it happens. Led by your guide, you visit landmarks like the US Capitol, the Library of Congress, or Capitol Museum, and Thomas Jefferson's historic library. You even explore lesser-known spots like the Capitol Rotunda and the old House chambers, gaining insights into the inner workings of the United States. The tour starts at either the United States Botanic Garden or the Supreme Court of the United States.

Expand your palate on this half-day small-group food tour through Little Ethiopia in the heart of U Street, Washington DC. Going with a guide allows you to skip the research and head directly to the area’s best restaurants, where you sample a variety of complex flavors—from deep-fried lentils to freshly-baked traditional breads. Throughout the tour, listen to stories about the largest Ethiopian community outside Ethiopia.

Get an in-depth introduction to the renowned Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History during this interactive two-hour guided tour. Head straight to the museum's highlights, ensuring you won’t miss a thing. Listen to kid-friendly insights from your guide as you tour the vast collection of natural history specimens and human artifacts, from dinosaur fossils to prehistoric tools. Following the tour, feel free to continue visiting at your own pace.

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.