Washington DC · GEORGETOWN
Georgetown was a tobacco port before Washington existed, and the canal, the federal brick and the Exorcist steps all survive. These 15 cover the history walks, the food tours and the ghost routes, priced and timed.
Explore Georgetown after dark on a family-friendly ghost walk with true crime, haunted houses, local history, and the famous Exorcist Steps.
“Trevor was great! Loved the tour! We went on Halloween. The time was perfect-4:30 pm is right before the sun starts setting and trick or treating-then ends at dusk. Beautiful photo ops.”
Taste Georgetown’s local food scene on a small-group walk with four eateries, history, Julia Child’s house, and one drink pairing.
“Great guide and plenty of variety and food. Would recommend this tour. Kara was our guide and very pleasant and friendly!”
Eat across Georgetown while uncovering colonial landmarks, canal history, generous portions, and local stories on this small-group DC food walk.
“James, was such a great guide. Super personality, very knowledgeable & flexible. Truly recommend. Fantastic food, service & fun”
Explore Georgetown’s canals, old homes, taverns, and Exorcist Steps on a lively two-hour small-group history walk.
“Loved this tour! Our tour guide Becca, was very knowledgeable and engaging. The history and the architecture of the historic homes we visited was perfect for what we wanted. Great stories about Georgetown and DC. Only problem I could see for some people might be the terrain; hills, brick sidewalks, and cobblestones etc”
Explore Georgetown through four local food stops, neighborhood history, and a small group of eight for a filling three-hour walk.
“Variety of foods giving an idea of the versatile nature of Georgetown. Wish there would have been more history given.”
Test your wits in Georgetown with six family-friendly escape games, helpful guides, a 10-person limit, and free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
“Escape game was so fun! Staff was so friendly and helpful. Building was clean and organized. We loved our experience”
Review of Georgetown’s Acquired Taste Food Tour, with local history, four varied tastings, practical tips, pricing, and honest advice.
“The BEST experience! Great food and the absolute GREATEST tour guide (Erin)! She had a lot of knowledge, took us to amazing eateries, and quickly became a friend!”
Taste Georgetown’s global food scene on a three-hour walking tour with generous tastings, local history, small groups, and charity support.
“There was a variety of high quality, delicious food from various cultures, and the portions were generous.. We were stuffed by the end. Our guide definitely knew the history of the area and clearly informed us of that. She was very personable and friendly and well prepared! Having only 8 people on the tour made it feel more personal. Our group was my family (Grandma, that’s me, daughter, son-in-law, 20 year old grandson and 17 year old granddaughter.) We all thoroughly enjoyed it!”
Explore Georgetown after dark, from the Old Stone House and Civil War ghost stories to the Exorcist Steps, on this lively 90-minute tour.
“Ingeborg was a great tour guide. She had a plethora of knowledge about Georgetown and DC, and was friendly and enthusiastic.”
Cruise past DC landmarks, sample a Georgetown cupcake, and hear lively local stories on this 165-minute Potomac and walking tour.
“Joel was our guide and he was so informative and fun! Highly recommend this tour!”
Explore Georgetown’s canals, mansions, university landmarks, and waterfront on a lively two-hour walking tour led by a local guide.
“Sam, was an excellent tour guide, was very engaging. Enjoyed learning of Georgetown through his narration.”
Cruise the Potomac to Georgetown, then explore historic streets, JFK landmarks, Georgetown University, and enjoy a Baked & Wired cupcake.
“Travel with an open mind to learn about the history of Georgetown. Needless to say, the boat tour is good to enjoy. Ryan was a great guide. Very well-informed and was able to answer questions”
Taste croissants, Turkish coffee, chocolate, tacos, and cupcakes while exploring Georgetown’s stories, homes, canal, and cobbled streets.
“We had a wonderful tour with our guide Robert today. We visited 5 different establishments and tried a variety of delicious, tasty foods. Robert shared so much history and fun facts along the way. This was truly a memorable experience. Helpful hint- try not to eat before the tour. The foods are very filling!”
Walk Georgetown’s canal, cobblestone streets, historic homes, and Georgetown University while hearing stories of Kennedys, immigrants, and wild women.
“We liked the History and short story telling. But this isn’t a tour about the architecture. The balance between gossip and History could be improved (toward History).”
Explore Black Georgetown on a two-hour walking tour covering slavery, community life, churches, cemeteries, and overlooked local stories.
“I'm a longtime local but still learned a lot of new things on this very informative tour. Small group and personalized - highly recommend! DC is a real city!”
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