Washington DC · AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY
The hardest ticket on the Mall, plus U Street, Anacostia and the Frederick Douglass house above it. The 12 below are compared on which sites they reach and whether a reserved museum entry is carried for you.
Explore African American history in Washington, DC, with guided landmark stops, live commentary, and reserved entry to the Smithsonian museum.
“It was a very moving and profound experience for me. I was blown away by this experience. Very good experience. I highly recommend it.”
Explore Washington DC’s African American landmarks with guide Kenny, then use your included same-day ticket at the National Museum of African American History.
“This tour takes you into neighborhoods that others don't. Kenny's historical knowledge was great and he answered many questions.”
Trace Black history in Washington, DC, from Lincoln Memorial landmarks to Howard University, then enter the Smithsonian African American History Museum.
“Our guide was extremely knowledgeable. The dr8ver was very experienced.”
Walk from the White House to the Capitol and Washington Monument, then explore the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
“Very informative guide. Pace was just right to see various historical landmarks and get background information.”
See the National Mall and African American History and Culture Museum with a private guide who keeps the story clear for all ages.
“Hur was a great guide! Friendly, knowledgeable and passionate about African American history. We loved it”
Walk past Washington’s top landmarks, hear African American history from a lively guide, and enter the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
“Learned more about African-american history in an hour than all of high school. Our guide was knowledgable and down-to-earth at the same time. I enjoyed the time greatly and it also engaged my 11 year-old son.”
Review of the private African American History Museum tour in Washington DC, with guide details, price advice, itinerary, tips, and drawbacks.
“This tour was misleading!!! I paid $350 dollars and the tour guide wasn’t very informative and withheld more personal conversations. I called and spoke to someone about this tour before I paid and I was informed I was meeting up and being transported to all the monuments listed 20 mins each and end at the African Museum for a hour for a tour inside however that did not happen whatsoever. My sons and I otherwise was forced to walk in 90 degree weather only to see two monuments the White House and the Washington Monument. I was told I would receive an $250 dollar refund in regards to this from…”
Explore U Street’s Black Broadway, Ben’s Chili Bowl, Howard Theatre, and Civil War memorials on a two-hour DC walking tour.
“The tour was canceled hours before the scheduled time. I was really looking forward to seeing and taking a part in the heritage tour. I also adjusted my last day in D.C. to previous scheduled plans to enjoy it. However, I missed out on both due to the last minute cancellation.”
Explore Washington, DC’s Black Broadway on a guided U Street walk with jazz history, Duke Ellington, museum entry, and local food tips.
“The tour was cancelled because they didn't have a guide; there was no communication about this. It's really disappointing.”
Explore Black Washington with a private guide, eight photo stops, hotel pickup, and entry to the National Museum of African American History.
“Wonderful experience with Chris, a D.C. native with a deep knowledge of area history and a keen sense for complex historical anecdote. Also his jokes are good. Skipping the line at the African-American History museum is priceless and the additional sites that Chris includes on the tour are meaningful and probably impossible to visit in so little time without a chauffeured vehicle. You won’t look at some of the monuments the same way after visiting the museum. We are thinking of taking the tour again when our child is older.”
See three Smithsonian highlights in three hours, with a small group, expert guide, and reserved entry to the African American History Museum.
“Fun, fun and more fun. Be prepared to walk but that is what it’s all about! Joel was very insightful.”
Review of a private NMAAHC tour in Washington, DC, with guide Kenny, headphone narration, first-three-floor access, pricing, and booking tips.
“This is a big museum and the tour covers the first three floors. The guide was engaging and fun with personal reflections on the museum from an African American perspective.”
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