Washington Monument Tours and Tickets - page 9

Explore the famous landmarks of Washington DC while a professional chauffeur drives you to each location on a 4 hour sightseeing public tour. See more by saving time as you hop in & out of an air conditioned/heated vehicle with a chauffeur that waits for you until you are ready to head to the next destination! Highly recommended locations to visit are the White House, the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Korean War Veterans Memorial, the Thomas Jefferson Memorial, the Washington Monument! We offer our clients complimentary snacks & waters!

A puzzle adventure across the National Mall. Solve six objectives, walk about 1.5 miles, and see Washington’s memorials like nobody else does. Six stops. Clues hidden in granite, bronze and carved inscriptions. Each one you crack unlocks the next. Part scavenger hunt, part brain teaser, from the Washington Monument to the Lincoln Memorial, starting at either end. The memorials left words behind on purpose, and most visitors walk right past them. You’ll find a carver’s mistake, a step where history was spoken, and a quiet island most people never visit. The kind of stuff that makes someone say “wait, seriously?” Between stops, an audio transmission from Operations Center tells you what you found and where to go next. On the long walk, snap photos and our AI analyst sends back a read. Find Kilroy and earn a bonus badge. No tour guide. No schedule. Your field guide comes straight to your phone, no app or login needed. Hints are built in so you’re never stuck.

This is a self-guided exploration game where you'll be hunting ghosts along the National Mall, with the Questo app as your case book. Each of the 13 stops hides a spirit with a real connection to the place: a scholar who still sits in the Library of Congress reading room, a Supreme Court justice who keeps court in session, a bride who never made it to her 1868 wedding, and Amelia Earhart beside the planes she knew. At every stop you'll get a question that can only be answered by looking around you: a mosaic above a staircase, a bronze dancer outside a museum, a giant rabbit with a drum, the stones of the Washington Monument. It takes about 2 hours and 2.7 miles of walking, with unlimited breaks. Most stops are inside free museums, so play it between 10 am and 5 pm. Hints and 24-7 support available if you get stuck. The stories stay light, no jump scares, so it works for families and students too. A good Halloween activity in daylight, and a good one any other day of the year.

Explore Washington, DC in a two-seat electric GoCar with GPS directions and stories that play as you drive. Choose a one-hour National Mall route, a two-hour monuments-and-Georgetown route, or a full-day option for maximum flexibility. Each vehicle accommodates up to two people. IF BOOKING MORE THAN ONE VEHICLE MAKE SEPERATE RESERVATIONS.