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Washington DC: Hop-on Hop-off Old Town Trolley Ticket

Washington D.C. Bike Rentals

Washington, D.C. at Dusk: Guided Bus Tour

Washington DC: Monuments at Night Bike Tour

Washington DC: 2-Hr eBike Rental

Washington DC: 3-Hr Monuments & Memorials Guided Bike Tour

National Archives Museum Washington DC: Skip-The-Line Ticket + Guided Tour

Capitol Hill: Small-Group Guided Walking Tour

Mount Vernon & Old Town Alexandria: Half-Day Tour

Washington DC & Arlington Cemetery: Hop-on Hop-off Trolley Tour

Washington DC: Best of Capitol Hill Bike Tour

Washington DC: Small Group Guided Electric Car Tour

Washington DC: Lincoln Assassination Tour + Fords Theatre & Petersen House Entry

Washington D.C.: Capitol Hill Tour + US Capitol & Library of Congress Entry

Smithsonian Institution Museums: Guided Walking Tour + Air & Space Timed Entry

National Portrait Gallery & Smithsonian American Art Museum: Small-Group Tour

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This sizzling hop-on hop-off trolley tour is stuffed with history! Departing every 30 minutes, ride the Old Town Trolley Washington and see the Smithsonian, the Capitol, the Supreme Court and more.

You've come to the right place for your bike rental in Washington D.C. Experience the nation's capital on your own time with a pedal-powered adventure.

This self-guided bike ride is one of the best ways to explore all that D.C. has to offer, and gives you a great gauge of the city before tackling each spot in more detail. Everything you need – helmets, bike locks, maps,  – is included.

Ride along the National Mall to the White House, Supreme Court, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, and other famous monuments.

This three-hour night tour takes you on an enlightening journey through Washington, D.C. and lively nearby Northern Virginia. A local guide will be on board, regaling you with facts and stories as you take in historic sights.

Hop on and off the bus, see the Capitol Building, the Washington Monument, and the panoramic stretch of the Smithsonian Museum. Get up close to the White House, the U.S. Navy Memorial, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, Lincoln Memorial and more.

There is so much to see when visiting Washington DC, with its countless monuments, memorials and museums. The best way to see everything in a consolidated time frame is with a guided bike tour along the entire National Mall and Tidal Basin.

You'll learn all about the history, lore and latest happenings around Washington DC on this evening bike tour. In the evenings, the monuments are less crowded, the air is cooler, and the views of the monuments lit up are magnificent. It's a one-of-a-kind experience!

Cycle along the entire National Mall and Tidal Basin, while your guide fills you in on the history of the city, as well as the latest goings on in DC. You'll pedal around the city as the sun is setting, offering you the chance to see famous monuments basked in evening light, and lit up to further amplify their architectural beauty.

There is so much to see when visiting the U.S. capital, Washington D.C, with its countless monuments, memorials, and museums. Ride along the National Mall to the White House, Supreme Court, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, and more, all at your own pace!

This self-guided electric bike ride is one of the best ways to explore all that D.C. has to offer. The electric bike is a pedal-assisted vehicle that works simultaneously as you are pedalling. Unlimited Biking provides everything that you need for your all-day adventure, including helmets, locks, bike bags, and even itinerary ideas!

There’s no shortage of sights to see when visiting the nation's capital. From monuments to memorials, not to mention the Smithsonian Museums. 

The best way to see it all is from the saddle of a bike. Join an experienced and knowledgeable guide and get set to explore the best Washington DC has to offer. You'll cycle the length of the National Mass and circle the Tidal Basin, and your guide will fill you in on interesting DC details. 

Your tour takes three hours and includes various stops at the city's most important attractions, including various national monuments. There's plenty of time to stop and take photos at each spot, so don't worry about feeling rushed.

Visit the National Archives Museum to see the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. Learn about the Archives' role in preserving American history.

Start the tour with the Declaration of Independence. Examine the weathered parchment that signifies the bold vision of the Founding Fathers. 

Next, look at the Constitution of the United States to review its articles and amendments. Understand the principles upon which the country was built. 

Learn about pivotal moments in constitutional history, from the influence of the Magna Carta to the creation of the Bill of Rights.

Step into American history with a knowledgeable local guide. Explore Washington DC's historic institutions and architecture.

See two of the three branches of the American government. Witness the Supreme Court, Library of Congress, and the Capitol while walking through grounds designed by Frederick Law Olmsted.

Visit the Thomas Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress to see a Gutenberg Bible and learn about Jefferson’s love for books.

Explore the Supreme Court Museum and learn about the judicial system. You might even see the courtroom.

Receive access passes and security details for the visitor galleries of the House of Representatives and Senate and explore these historic halls at your own pace.

Get a glimpse into the life of the United States' most famous founding father: George Washington. On this tour of historic Alexandria and Mount Vernon, you'll uncover the life and times of George Washington. Drive pass key sites like Confederate commander Robert E. Lee's home and Christ Church.

You'll also ride along the Potomac River to Mount Vernon Estate, the land of Washington and his forefathers dating back as far as 1674. Step inside the mansion and tour the grounds.

Discover Washington DC to the fullest with a hop-on hop-off tour featuring 15 stops at the capital's top attractions. Then, explore Arlington Cemetery, paying tribute to fallen heroes.

Learn about some of the country's most significant presidents at the Jefferson Memorial, FDR Memorial, and Lincoln Memorial. Witness intriguing museums like the International Spy Museum and the Koshland Science Museum. And don't miss the large white building at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Arlington National Cemetery honors those who have served the nation. Learn about its rich history during this narrated tour.

Get up close to Washington D.C.'s striking landmarks and memorials as you cycle around with a local guide! You'll stop at famous sites like the Capitol Building, the Supreme Court Building, the Library of Congress, and more. 

Ride in the footsteps of some great Americans, and stop for photos at the Washington Monument and the Ulysses S Grant Memorial, before learning about the history of the FBI Headquarters and the National Archives.

Enjoy amazing views of the White House and Lafayette Square as you pedal down Pennsylvania Avenue.

Tour the major locations of Washington DC in an eco-friendly electric car. Learn about US history and architecture while visiting landmarks such as the US Capitol, National Mall, Lincoln Memorial, and the White House. 

View notable museums such as the National Air and Space Museum and the Museum of American History, and see significant memorials including the MLK Jr. Memorial and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.

Join a 2.5-hour guided walking tour in Washington DC and learn about president Abraham Lincoln's assassination. Get reserved entry into Ford's Theatre and the Petersen House with a guided tour.

Follow the events of April 14, 1865, and see downtown locations tied to this historic event. Discover the life in Washington DC during the Civil War. Explore areas where historic homes and businesses from the era were located. Some buildings still stand today.

Visit Ford's Theatre, where President Lincoln was shot. See artifacts from that time and understand their significance. Enter the Petersen House and see the room where Lincoln died.

Join a small group of fewer than 20 people for a guided walking tour of Capitol Hill, home to two branches of the U.S. Government and several important institutions.

Meet your guide at the Neptune Fountain in front of the Thomas Jefferson Library of Congress Building.

Start by visiting the U.S. Supreme Court (from the outside). Learn about its history, how it operates today, and some of the major cases it has decided.

Next, head into the Library of Congress. Your guide will walk you through the Thomas Jefferson Building, sharing how the library was founded, its connection to Thomas Jefferson, and how people use it to conduct research today.

Finally, explore the grounds of the U.S. Capitol and learn about its role in the U.S. government. With your guide and reserved entry passes, head inside for a docent-led tour of the Capitol’s key areas, including the rotunda, crypt, old House chambers, and Statuary Hall.

Join a small-group guided tour of the top Smithsonian museums. In three hours, get an in-depth look at the highlights of the National Air and Space Museum, the Museum of Natural History, and the Museum of American History.

See the flag that inspired the National Anthem, Dorothy's Ruby Slippers, George Washington's uniform, Lincoln's hat, the Hope Diamond, the Wright Brothers' airplane, and Neil Armstrong's spacesuit.

Learn about the history of the Smithsonian Institution. This tour includes reserved timed entry to the National Air and Space Museum.

Explore a former Civil War hospital where Walt Whitman once cared for soldiers. Since 1829, this building has hosted art exhibits and is now a full-time museum.

Discover the National Portrait Gallery, featuring portraits of influential Americans, including presidents, first ladies, and Civil War heroes like Grant and Sherman. See 19th-century daguerreotypes and early photographs of the Robber Barons and Suffragettes.

Visit the American Art Museum to view works by Mary Cassatt, Edward Hopper, David Hockney, and Georgia O’Keeffe. Also, look at the unique portrait of former President Obama at the museum.

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