Top Washington DC Overnight Tours

Explore the many famous monuments and memorials of Washington, DC by moonlight on this narrated sightseeing tour. Hop aboard an open-air trolley and get an educational and entertaining rendition of the storied history of the nation’s capital. Take in views of an illuminated Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument, the White House, and more. Leave the brochure at home—your guide has way better stories.

Want to squeeze in a trip to Niagara Falls during your stay in Washington DC—but not sure how to proceed? Leave all the logistics and navigation to someone else on this flexible, 2-day coach tour. Upon arrival in Niagara, discover the American Falls, Horseshoe Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls. You can also upgrade for a range of add-on experiences, from the Maid of the Mist (available in season) to an after-dark tour.

Maximize your time on the US East Coast—and visit two of the country’s most in-demand cities in just two days—on this time-saving tour from Washington DC. On the first day, head to Philadelphia, where you can explore Independence National Historical Park before continuing to New York City for a twilight tour. The next day, enjoy a Statue of Liberty cruise and visit the USS Intrepid (if upgrade selected) before returning to DC.

See both Washington DC and Old Town Alexandria all lit up for the season thanks to this holiday lights sightseeing tour. Starting at the US Navy Memorial, board a luxury bus to explore Downtown DC’s dazzling lights, seeing more than you easily could on your own. Visit the National Christmas Tree by the White House and the Capitol Christmas Tree, admire the decorations along Embassy Row, head to charming Old Town Alexandria, and more.

Enjoy a comfortable, one-of-a-kind way to explore the nation's capital on this private limousine tour. Meet your guide at your preferred Washington DC, Virginia, or Maryland address, and hop aboard your luxury vehicle. In the space of just half a day, you'll see dozens of Washington DC's top landmarks, from the White House and Jefferson Memorial to the Supreme Court, Library of Congress, and much more.