Washington DC · TOUR REVIEWS
A long weekend or a school trip, the problem is the same: everything is free and nothing is easy to get into. The 15 below are the days that earn their place, priced and timed, with the full catalogue underneath when you want to go deeper.
See Washington DC’s floodlit memorials by coach, with photo stops, lively history, and an optional glass-roof upgrade.
“Amazing way to see all the monuments! Gorgeous to see at night and our tour guide Deion and driver Alicia were phenomenal! Don’t miss doing this!”
See Washington DC’s monuments glowing after dark on a guided three-hour coach tour with 10+ photo stops and optional museum tickets.
“Sallie and Mike were great!!! I absolutely love history and Sallie made it so easy to understand for my little one. Whenever I come back I will definitely book Sallie and Mike again”
See Washington DC’s monuments lit at night on a narrated trolley tour with stops at Lincoln, FDR, MLK, Vietnam, and Korean War memorials.
“so fun and informative. Bill knew the area and had interesting information on things we would have never known.”
See Washington DC’s major monuments, museums, and memorials by open-top bus, with 18 stops, live tracking, audio tours, and flexible passes.
“This was the best way to see Washington DC without walking to get to the amazing sites. The drivers were experienced and patient with answering questions. Also the when getting to Union Station there was a Big Bus table and staff member to give us a map and instructions of where the bus would be outside. It was an overall great experience.”
See Washington DC’s major monuments in six hours by coach, on foot, and seasonally by Potomac cruise, with expert guiding and photo stops.
“Wonderful tour with tour guide Nick and driver Leonard! Nick is full of historical and factual information and has a funny demeanor and makes it a fun day! It was raining and gold but Leonard kept the bus warm and they even provided rain ponchos - we had a great day touring DC and can’t wait to go back!”
See Washington DC’s major monuments and Capitol Hill by open-air electric cart, with photo stops, local stories, and little walking.
“Be prepared for the weather as the car is open. There is a lot to see and not a lot of time at each place, but it will give you a good idea of what you might want to go back in. See you later.”
Review of Washington DC’s 2-hour electric cart moonlight tour, with monument views, guide tips, pricing, weather advice, and honest drawbacks.
“Alan was great. The tour was very informative and the guide was fantastic. We really enjoyed the stops at night.”
See Washington DC's major monuments and museums by narrated trolley, with 15 stops, flexible hop-on access, seven language options, and Arlington add-on.
“Go early so you can get the complete experience and not run out of time. Its so much to see on each stop. Research each stop to determined which one you want to see to ensure you get the full experience”
Walk Arlington Cemetery with a small group, see the Tomb of the Unknowns guard change, and visit JFK’s gravesite with an expert guide.
“Wow … what can I say … Liam our guide was excellent… very knowledgeable person… the changing of the guard was also excellent to watch (very moving) … well recommended”
See the Capitol, National Archives, White House, and DC monuments in one guided day with reserved entry and seasonal Potomac cruise.
“This is a long and comprehensive trip due to the nature of what is covered on the tour Our guide was knowledgeable and easy to listen to. Importantly the pace of the tour was set at a steady tempo, no rush or hurry to get through all stops Felt safe and secure, plenty of communication, water on offer and the small party on an open top vehicle was just perfect Thanks guys”
See Washington DC’s monuments glowing at night on a three-hour bus and walking tour with photo stops, history, and optional museum tickets.
“This was a fast paced tour but if you don’t have time, this is a good way to cover all the monuments.”
See Washington DC’s major monuments, memorials, museums, and neighborhoods from an open-top Big Bus with flexible hop-on access.
“You guys can’t do much better with the traffic in DC. But your buses were on time and the route was great.”
Review of Washington DC’s 2.5-hour Segway tour, covering 25-plus landmarks, guide quality, training, price, itinerary, and practical tips.
“This was absolutely wonderful! What a great way to see the sights. Sherman was a great tour guide. Would highly recommend this tour.”
Tour the US Capitol with a small group, then choose the Library of Congress or Supreme Court, with practical tips for security and timing.
“Meg is very knowledgable and fun. We had a great visit of the Capitol and Library of Congress. Thanks Meg, you are the best!”
See Washington DC’s illuminated monuments on a three-hour small-group van tour with photo stops at the Capitol, Lincoln Memorial, White House, and more.
“Daniel our driver did an excellent job, very friendly and professional. Did a great job of explaining a lot of the history and other information about the stops and areas around the city. The van was very roomy and comfortable. An overall very enjoyable evening.”
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