WASHINGTON DC
4 Tours Reviewed
Footsteps from Lincoln’s last night matter. This 2.5-hour Lincoln assassination history walk connects major DC landmarks tied to April 15, 1865. I love the live, story-driven narration that turns the route into a clear timeline, and I also like that…
One night changed America, and this walking tour traces the Lincoln assassination from Ford’s Theatre to the Petersen House. You follow the clock back to April 14, 1865 and walk the downtown blocks tied to the plot and its aftermath.…
A night of Lincoln still feels close. You’ll get Lincoln’s last day told step-by-step across real DC streets, and you’ll finish at Ford’s Theatre with a clear look at where John Wilkes Booth fled. The tradeoff: this is an outside-only…
One April night, and the city still remembers. This guided Lincoln assassination walk turns Washington DC into a moving story, from Booth’s pre-attack movements to the places where Lincoln’s final hours unfolded. I love that admission is handled at Ford’s…
