We offer 2 DC tour types that you can choose from:
We also offer Timed-Entry Reserved Passes to some of the hardest to get in museum in DC:
We also offer George Washington’s Mount Vernon and Arlington National Cemetery Tours:
We offer 2 DC tour types that you can choose from:
We also offer Timed-Entry Reserved Passes to some of the hardest to get in museum in DC:
We also offer George Washington’s Mount Vernon and Arlington National Cemetery Tours:
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We offer our guests, The Smallest Group DC Tour, which includes the famous and most popular National African American Museum Tour. We also offer the Smallest Group DC By Night Tour, which gives you Breathtaking Illuminated photos of our nations Memorials at night.
We offer 3 departure times for this tour (9am, 11am and 7pm). Both the 9am and 11am visit the same landmarks but simply have a different tour start location. The 7pm tour has the same itinerary as the 9am tour, but does not go inside the National African American Museum. Please choose the itinerary that best suites your needs.
Starts at: National Archives Building
(9am Tour Only) Address: 700 Pennsylvania Ave NW, between 7th and 9th st NW.
See the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence!
Dome-shaped rotunda honors the nation’s third president with a 19-foot bronze statue of Jefferson surrounded by passages from the Declaration of Independence.
This unique site is divided into four outdoor galleries, one for each of FDR’s terms in office.
Honors Dr. King’s national and international contributions and vision, for all to enjoy a life of freedom, opportunity, and justice.
Because of our small van we will be able to get nice and close for great pictures.
Go up to the very TOP and visit the 500′ level observation deck for spectacular views!
We offer timed entry tickets to this very popular and must-see museum.
Buy tickets
A 19-foot larger than life-size marble statue of Abraham Lincoln sits in the center of one of the most visited attractions in the nation’s capital.
Honors those who were killed, captured, wounded or remain missing in action during the Korean War.
“The Wall” inscribed with the names of the 58,286 Americans missing or killed in the Vietnam War.
A peaceful Memorial to remember those who served our country during World War II.
The home of every sitting President since John Adams in 1800. Get a great view of the north lawn, also known as the President’s front yard.
(Address: 1400 Constitution Ave NW)
Dome-shaped rotunda honors the nation’s third president with a 19-foot bronze statue of Jefferson surrounded by passages from the Declaration of Independence.
This unique site is divided into four outdoor galleries, one for each of FDR’s terms in office.
Honors Dr. King’s national and international contributions and vision, for all to enjoy a life of freedom, opportunity, and justice.
Because of our small van we will be able to get nice and close for great pictures.
Go up to the very TOP and visit the 500′ level observation deck for spectacular views!
We offer timed entry tickets to this very popular and must-see museum.
Buy tickets
A 19-foot larger than life-size marble statue of Abraham Lincoln sits in the center of one of the most visited attractions in the nation’s capital.
Honors those who were killed, captured, wounded or remain missing in action during the Korean War.
“The Wall” inscribed with the names of the 58,286 Americans missing or killed in the Vietnam War.
A peaceful Memorial to remember those who served our country during World War II.
The home of every sitting President since John Adams in 1800. Get a great view of the north lawn, also known as the President’s front yard.
See the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence!
* Video Clarifications:
1. The National African American Museum Tickets are apart of the DC Small Group Tour.
2. The Washington Monument stop is not included in the video, but is part of the tour itinerary.
We operate brand new 2017 Ford Mini Transit Shuttles with 3 point seat belts with an all around comfortable ride. Large tour windows and very easy to get in and out of of. Best way to visit Washington DC!
From the comfort of our climate-controlled buses, sit back and enjoy live narrated stories and anecdotes from our seasoned and passionate guides. Get off the bus at any of our 20 stops to explore DC’s important monuments & memorials, neighbourhoods, museums and attractions.
To get started, find the stop closest to you from the 20 listed below, present your tour voucher (ticket) and then hop on and off as you explore DC at your own pace, simply hop and hop off when you want around Washington DC. When you’re ready, rejoin the tour and set off on your next exploration.
All of the buses are ADA wheelchair accessible.
No one knows this city like our staff, so hop on the bus, meet your guide and get comfortable.
You can also access the Library of Congress and the US Supreme Court Building.
Spend some time in the living museum.
Take a visit through time and space.
One of the most iconic structures in Washington, DC.
It’s a stop on the tour, but you will need entry tickets to get in.
Buy tickets
Explore the social, cultural and historical experience of American culture.
It’s a stop on the tour, but you will need entry tickets to get in.
Buy tickets
The most visited museum in the US.
Showcasing the five freedoms in our First Amendment.
Experience Chinese culture.
The famous “tourist hotel”.
The most well-known home in the US.
Pay homage to one of the most prominent Founding Fathers.
“I Have a Dream” can still be heard.
A symbolic center for social justice movements.
Pay tribute to our fallen soldiers.
Reflect on the 58,000 soldiers who fought in the war.
Fifty-six granite pillars and two arches characterize this stunning memorial.
Take an interactive, touchscreen tour of the White House.
A truly inspirational way to glimpse US history: in writing.
Click here to view the tour route
*Exceptions: July 4, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year’s Day
