WASHINGTON DC
507 Tours Reviewed
This quest turns Washington DC into a playable story. You’ll start at the J. Edgar Hoover Building and work through a chain of big-name federal sites and museums, solving a challenge at each stop on your government-issued phone app. As…
If you want DC with less hassle, this is it. You get a small-group day built around photo stops and then the real payoff: guaranteed Mount Vernon admission. It is also a good way to see a lot of iconic…
A glittering diamond and a whale in one visit? This Smithsonian Natural History Museum private tour is built for families who want the big hits without wandering for hours. You’ll start with the Hope Diamond and move through standout halls…
Washington DC has a way of feeling big. This private National Archives tour keeps it human, fast, and family-friendly, with a guide built around your group. I especially like the chance to see the headline documents up close, and I…
Monuments make sense when you hear the people. On this DC Monuments walking tour, I like how it keeps the focus on the humans behind each memorial, not a long list of dates, and how you get meaning you can…
Two wineries can be a lot of fun. This Spirited Tours trip turns a simple day trip into a guided tasting with real context, plus a smooth van ride out past DC’s tall buildings into Virginia’s wine country. I love…
Some cities feel like postcards. Washington’s Dupont Circle feels like paperwork—if you know where to look. This tour takes you through the rise of the neighborhood and the etiquette that controlled who got invited, who got ignored, and who survived…
Scooters make the National Mall doable. This guided scooter tour strings together Washington highlights with narration, so you cover a lot of ground without the usual slog. I love the way it reduces walking and waiting, especially when the Mall…
Holiday lights in DC can feel like a museum walk. This tour keeps it human and practical, with a start at the Holiday Street Market, a guided loop through major seasonal displays, and a finish at the National Christmas Tree…
A full day in DC moves fast. This Mount Vernon + monuments tour strings together the big sights with smart timing, so you get the emotional hits without spending your whole day in transit. I like the balance here: you…
Art in D.C. can feel like a maze. This tour keeps you moving with a tight 3-hour route through three top collections, so you hit the most important works without wandering for hours. You’ll get the stories behind famous paintings,…
A smart way to read DC on foot. This Washington DC neighborhoods route pairs quick landmark stops with app narration, so you’re not just taking photos—you’re getting the story behind places like Union Station and the Library of Congress. What…
Moonlight makes the National Mall feel different. This small-group walk connects you to five major memorials with clear context and a relaxed pace. I especially like how the tour ends at the Lincoln Memorial and how each stop includes a…
Washington at night has a way of feeling important. This express tour strings together DC’s best-known landmarks with easy transportation and a guide who explains what you’re looking at. Everything is lit up, so even a quick stop feels like…
A sushi class in D.C. can be genuinely hands-on. In this small-group sushi masterclass, you’ll learn sushi rice and knife work while making a four-course meal, and you’ll take those skills home. One thing to plan for: the meeting point…
