USA ·WASHINGTON DC TOURS
The museums are free and the memorials never close, so what you pay for in Washington is a route and someone explaining it. The 15 below cover the night monument runs, the hop-on loops and the Capitol and Arlington walks, with prices and start times.
See Washington DC’s illuminated memorials on a 3-hour night tour, with photo stops, expert guides, and an optional glass-roof bus upgrade.
“Wonderful tour experience. This is the most I have ever learned on a guided tour. Dion was so knowledgeable and engaging! Highly recommend.”
See Washington DC’s monuments lit at night on a guided three-hour coach tour with 10+ photo stops and optional museum tickets.
“Chris (driver) and Sally (tour guide) Iwere amazing! I learned so much and it was a beautiful tour. Sally was funny, articulate, and knowledgable, and Chris was a great driver and helped us take some group photos too!”
See Washington DC’s illuminated monuments by open-air trolley, with live stories, three walking stops, and practical tips for a comfortable night tour.
“Interesting guide and easy on/offexperience. Tour gave a good general overview of many sites for those who don't have a full day to see DC”
Big Bus Washington DC review covering 18 stops, major monuments, app tracking, Arlington access, timing, value, and practical booking tips.
“Not my first time but looks like it has gotten even better. It's a great package and I was unable to do half of it. Next time I do this again, I'm gonna plan for 3 days. I had lots of fun.”
See Washington DC’s major monuments in six hours by coach, with guided walks, seasonal Potomac cruising, and practical tips for first-time visitors.
“This was a great tour! My tour guide Dre and driver Tanya were awesome and their banter was entertaining. They were super knowledgeable and I learned a lot. The stops at each location are fairly short but it’s enough to get the basics. My one disappointment was the off season replacement for the river cruise is a stop at a shopping mall for 90 minutes (that’s the only reason for the 4 stars instead of 5). But still a great way to see and learn about the city for the first time! Highly recommend!”
See Washington DC’s top monuments, memorials, and Capitol Hill by quiet electric cart in two hours with a local guide.
“I was a great experience and the guide was very good.i would highly recommend this tour to all my friends and family”
See Washington DC’s illuminated monuments by open-air electric cart, with expert stories, photo stops, small groups, and practical nighttime tips.
“Tour guide claimed the battery went from 80% to 40% and proceeded to drop us off at a random location. He advised us that it was “easy to just take an uber back to the pick up location.” He claimed we would be reimbursed by the company for the uber ride back to the pick up location. When we exited the cart he stated he could be tipped through Venmo or Zelle. As we waited for the uber the tour guide and the cart ZOOMED passed us and clearly did not have a dead battery. WOW! As a way to be reimbursed for the uber, the tour guide traded phone…”
Explore Washington DC’s top sights with 15 trolley stops, live narration, seven-language app access, and optional Arlington Cemetery travel.
“The drivers were super friendly, knowledgeable and on time! Mo Joe was the best! If you plan the visit DC, this is the best way to tour.”
Review of Arlington National Cemetery’s 2-hour walking tour, featuring the Tomb of the Unknowns, Changing of the Guard, JFK’s grave, and more.
“Derrick could tell details from a personal perspective as well as reply on very specific questions. Perfect timing, humour, interst in the visitors, in short a very recommendable walking tour.”
Review of the 8.5-hour VIP DC tour with reserved Capitol and National Archives entry, major memorials, coach travel, and seasonal cruise.
“Brilliant tour.. you have to be prepared to walk, use stairs & be prepared to have your senses over loaded.”
See Washington DC’s Capitol, White House, Lincoln Memorial, and more after dark on a three-hour guided bus and walking tour.
“Our guide was knowledgeable, considerate, and very friendly. She made the experience more than just seeing the sights.”
Review of DC’s Big Bus hop-on hop-off tour, with 17 stops, major monuments, live bus tracking, prices, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Quentin was very helpful when I checked in and made sure I got on the bus before it left, so no waiting!”
See Washington DC’s major monuments by Segway in 2.5 hours, with guide commentary, training, photo stops, and a useful city overview.
“Segway was lit of fun to ride. We Segway many times for photos. Sean was a great guide full of info and trivia.”
Tour the US Capitol with a small group, then visit the Library of Congress or Supreme Court with practical tips on value and access.
“I am not sure why we paid for this tour. We waited in line to get into the Capitol for over an hour and then we had a Capitol tour guide so Viator did nothing. Any one could go on this tour without paying. Part of our tour was to include the Library of Congress but it was closed and we still paid full price.”
Review of Washington DC’s 3-hour small-group night tour, with 10 major sights, expert guides, van transport, practical tips, and value advice.
“Dustin was a great narrator of the tour. Seeing the sites at night brought a special feeling to each stop. So much shared knowledge was appreciated!”
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