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Bobbie_H, Sept 2026
Don't miss this tour!
This was such a great tour! Galen was the nicest, knowledgeable, most accommodating guide I've met. He went out of his way for our entire group. Had a great time and took enough pictures of the beautiful, amazing things we saw to fill an album or two!
Melissa_H, Aug 2026
Alan is extremely...
Alan is extremely knowledgeable about history and encourages questions. He turns what could be boring history into really interesting stories. This was particularly good for our group, which included two teenage kids. He was great about engaging them throughout the tour. We also loved that we could fully customize the tour to our particular interests. This is in no way Alan's fault, but it was in the 90's the day of our tour, so we were all wilting by the end of our four hours together. Having resided in DC myself, I know that DC is an impossible town to park in. You definitely will have to do some walking in between monuments but Alan does a good job of strategically parking so you're closet to the car on the way back, when you're wiped out. We would highly recommend Alan. He is knowledgeable, entertaining and thorough!
Joan_G, Aug 2026
Beyond expectations
Our driver, Dean was very responsive. Every time we contacted him and very receptive to our quest for educating and 11 year-old. He took us to great monuments and experiences, and even added one at the end to see the original Declaration of Independence, which was beyond amazing. There was no rush there was safe driving and lots of information shared.
Susan_M, Jul 2026
Stewie was just what we needed in a guide!
We had a great day with Stewie! We have been to Boston many times but wanted to show it off to our 12 year old grandson. We would recommend that most walk the Freedom Trail. But we are in our 80’s and no longer have the stamina to get to some key spots on foot. Stewie has a vast knowledge of the area and filled our need in getting around…. Old Ironsides, Harvard and Bunker Hill would have been hard but our grandson enjoyed running up into the monument, boarding the old ship etc because Stewie got us there. Lunch was great at Ernesto’s in North area. We heard lots of great stories from Stewie and he picked us up at our hotel and was willing to take us to Fenway for our game! He really fit the bill for us and would anyone with mobility problems. Other places along the Freedom Trail might have been better if you can walk as they were more like drive bys but his services fit our needs. Thanks Stewie!
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Washington DC has a seemingly endless supply of museums, monuments, and major landmarks. Due to this glut of attractions, it's tempting to stay in town, but there are many reasons to explore beyond city limits, too. Washington DC day trips cover the gamut, including history-themed trips to former presidential abodes in Alexandria, vineyard adventuring in Virginia (one of the country's fastest-growing wine regions), and commemorative visits to Arlington. Then there is the colonial history in Williamsburg, wartime monuments in Gettysburg, and the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The moral of the story? Explore Washington DC—but don't stop there.