You can see all Washington DC Monuments and Memorials, the White House and the Capitol at your own pace, with no bus-filled crowding or walking — and no waiting. You'll be protected from the weather, including rain, snow and sun... More

Discover Washington DC by solving challenges and unlocking stories on your phone. Play the engaging exploration game, taking the role of a famous historian from Yale, tracing the 200-year-old paths of the enslaved Philip Reid. As... More

Imagine a tour where your group size is only 4 people. Our semi-private tour is just that. In an air conditioned minivan, see many of the major sights of the Nation's Capital. See the U.S. Capitol and Washington Monument. Stop at ... More

Our smartphone-guided tour brings the real facts and stories behind Washington DC to life with the quality of a personal private tour crafted by DC locals. We've taken the same stops and sights we share with our friends and famili... More

Walk through the heart of Washington DC, the mecca of American history and politics. Marvel at landmarks like the White House, Ford's Theatre, and the FBI Headquarters. Optional extended route includes the National Mall, home to U... More

This amazing walking tour will take you on a journey to an era in which U Street NW DC was the center of African American music and intellectualism. The sounds of jazz was everywhere, Langston Hughes and Jean Toomer were being est... More

This tour is recommended for ages 13+. Some of the most notorious crime scenes in DC are hidden in plain sight. Strolling from the Capitol to the White House, you'll see the locations of four presidential assassination attempts (... More

This is alive streamed tour of the Martin Luther King. Since 2011 millions of people have visited this memorial without getting the benefit of learning the true meaning and history of the Memorial. There are 14 quotes and statemen... More

Please note that this tour is recommended for people ages 13 and up. DC is the city of presidents, and this is the tour that gives you the most POTUS for your buck. People want to be close to power. And from the time D.C. was fo... More

Walk through Lincoln’s last moments, discover a hidden observation deck, explore memorials, historic hotels, and end with epic views of the White House at Lafayette Square. ... More

Venture into some of Washington's most diverse residential areas in this off the beaten path tour of the Columbia Heights and Adams Morgan neighborhoods. From DC socialites to civil rights activists, Northwest Washington has been ... More

Explore Washington DC, the majestic capital of the United States of America. Taking architectural influences from ancient Rome, Greece, and Egypt, the grandiose intentions of the city’s designers are clear. Perfectly suited for... More

Looking for things to do in Washington DC? Our 3-hour self-guided walking tour and scavenger hunt take you from the White House to Dupont Circle and Logan Circle while also seeing several embassies, churches, and parks. Also, you... More

Let’s Roam is the #1 app-led adventure hunt company! Stroll through the best landmarks and uncover hidden gems, answering trivia questions and solving exciting challenges along the way. Team up with friends or compete against th... More

Are you looking for a way to see Embassy Row without joining a tour group? Explore at your own pace with this affordable walking tour. Discover the lifestyles of the rich and famous as you make your way down Massachusetts Avenue ... More

On the tour you'll explore stories of Civil War-era spirits, the Exorcist stairs, unexplained phenomena in historic buildings, legends surrounding Georgetown University, JFK, and tales of restless spirits said to inhabit the area,... More

Experience a fully guided walking tour that takes you to three of Washington D.C.'s most iconic memorials: the Jefferson Memorial, the FDR Memorial, and the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial. Led by an expert local guide, you'll enj... More

Chesapeake Windsail Tours, a division of Chesapeake Windsail Cruises, is offering a wonderful way to enjoy Chesapeake Beach, with a stroll back into time down the old railway trail that once brought visitors from Washington DC, Ba... More

Washington, DC, has not always served as the federal government's headquarters. Following the Revolutionary War, the Residency Act of 1790 allowed for the establishment of the federal government in New York City, Philadelphia, and... More

Our smartphone-guided tour brings the real facts and stories behind the National Mall and monuments to life with the quality of a personal private tour crafted by DC locals. We've taken the same stops and sights we share with our ... More