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Explore the eerie tales of Capitol Hill on a captivating ghost tour that uncovers the haunted history of one of the most iconic sites in Washington, D.C. This 90-minute adventure reveals stories of feuding lawmakers, spectral presidents, and the infamous Demon Cat that torments guards. Visit the Supreme Court Building, the Library of Congress, and learn about the ghosts surrounding the Lincoln Conspiracy trials. Perfect for history buffs and ghost enthusiasts alike, this nightly tour offers a unique perspective on the capital's secrets after dark. - Tour Guides dressed in Victorian Era Attire - Led by lantern light - Duration: 90 minutes, covering less than 1 mile - Tour times: Nightly at 9:00 PM, March to November - Starting location: Outside Good Stuff Eatery at 303 Pennsylvania Ave. SE - Suitable for ages 7 and up; children under 6 are free

Enjoy Washington DC with this two tour day and nigh-time combination. Combo includes a 2 Hour Day-Time Walking Tour of Capitol Hill with Entry into the U.S. Capitol building as well as a 3-Hour Night-Time Bus Tour with stops at 10+ Monuments. Travelers may choose from 3 start times for their Capitol Hill Tour. During this portion of the day, pass by the Supreme Court, Ulysses S. Grant Memorial, Senate Office, Peace Monument and Peace Circle. Inside the US Capitol, Visit the Rotunda, the Crypt, and old house chambers of the US Capitol building. Travelers will have a break in their day to explore at their leisure before meeting for the Night-Time Monuments Bus Tour departing at 7:30pm from outside the National Archives building at 790 Pennsylvania Ave NW. Photo Stops at 10 Top Attractions including White House, MLK Memorial, US Capitol & Lincoln Memorial and pass by other top sites such as Washington Monument and Arlington Cemetery.

Experience Washington DC during the morning or under the stars on a Private 3-Hour Guided Morning or Night-Time Sightseeing Tour. Your guide will stop outside 10 iconic monuments and memorials, including the White House, U.S. Capitol, Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, with time to explore and take photos. Along the way, you’ll pass more than 20 landmarks including the Washington Monument and Arlington Cemetery to the Smithsonian museums. Complimentary Hotel Pick-Up is provided for your group from a wide variety of hotels located within the metro DC area. Enjoy transportation via luxury SUV, Van, or Bus depending on the size of your group.

If you love exploring the history of each place you visit, this private tour of Washington War Memorials is perfect for you. You will explore the historical memorials and monuments with your private official tour guide. Also, you will be accompanied by a private driver in a luxury vehicle. Washington is the capital city of the United States and one of the most visited cities in the world. It’s houses a lot of historical building with incredible stories about the American Revolution. Also, you will be able to discover the war memorials that marked this city forever. Explore the heart of American history and honor the nation’s heroes with this 4-hour private tour. Travel in comfort with a professional guide and driver or a driver-guide, who will provide fascinating insights into each site’s historical significance.

Virtual Online Tours Dear guests, it’s been a tough few weeks for the world as we adjust to a new normal amid the coronavirus pandemic. Many of us, on orders of practicing social distancing staying inside, cancel plans, and rework our daily routines. During this time, we feel your pain and share your grief because we’re all on the same inside. If you’ve been thinking of an educational recreation, Zohery Tours presents Virtual Online tours of Washington DC. The virtual presentations are conducted by Dr Ali Zohery, Ph.D. The founder and the Owner of Zohery Tours. We will be offering 3 main programs, each of which will showcase a different tour. The duration of the Tours is two hours. You will be regaled with a live narration of the underlying history and significance of the top monuments and main attractions of Washington, DC, the capital city (including the Grand Tour and African American Heritage), Alexandria and Mt. Vernon and Treasures of Egypt.

Discover the fascinating connections between Ancient Egypt and modern American landmarks on this unique tour. Led by Dr. Ali Zohery, an Egyptologist, delve into the treasures of the Pharaohs as you explore iconic sites like the U.S. Capitol, the Library of Congress, and the Washington Monument. This journey transforms Washington into a living extension of Egypt’s legacy, showcasing real mummies, divine leadership, and the eternal concepts of law and memory. Learn how ancient wisdom shaped modern democracy in an engaging and educational experience. - Daily tours from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM (excluding Fridays) - Expert guidance from Dr. Ali Zohery, Ph.D., with an Egyptology background - Explore major sites like the National Museum of Natural History and Lincoln Memorial - Unique insight into the connections between Egypt and America's values

We’re introducing The Day tour, a combination of the grand tour and Explore Egypt in Washington DC - A living Civilization Experience. The Grand Tour of Washington is your premier comprehensive sightseeing Tour of DC. It takes you to all the monuments, museums and memorials in in the Capital area. Explore Egypt in Washington, D.C. A Living Civilization Experience An expert with Egyptology background will take you back in history and explore the Treasures of the Land of the Pharaohs - Daily tours from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM, except Fridays - Led by an expert Egyptologist for in-depth insights - Visit key sites: U.S. Capitol, Library of Congress, and more - Experience a historical narrative that bridges Ancient Egypt and modern America

Visit the Washington Monument on a self guided tour with entry ticket (approximately 1 hour). Discover the iconic National Mall with an insider's perspective on this 2-hour guided walking tour. Led by a retired park ranger, uncover the history behind key memorials honoring Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King, Jr., and World War II, Korean War and Vietnam War Veterans. Gain valuable insights and stories that highlight the significance of these landmarks. This tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the heart of Washington, D.C. - Duration: Approximately 3 hours (1 hour for Washington Monument self guided entry, 2 hours for guided National Mall and Memorials walk) - Maximum group size: 35 travelers - Wheelchair accessible and family-friendly

Explore Washington D.C.'s iconic Smithsonian museums on this small-group walking tour along the National Mall. Delve into the Museum of American History which showcases fascinating displays of military, pop culture, and presidential history. Then walk along the National Mall to see the iconic Smithsonan Castle and learn the stories behind its founding. Next visit the National Air and Space Museum, where you can see the Wright Flyer and various space command modules. With reserved timed entry to the National Air and Space Museum, this tour offers an efficient way to experience the highlights of these renowned institutions. - Small-group tour ensures personalized attention from your guide - Visit the National Air and Space Museum and Museum of American History - Reserved entry to the National Air and Space Museum included - Discover key exhibits like Entertainment Nation and Neil Armstrong's Apollo 11 spacesuit

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.