Découvrez Washington DC lors d'une visite guidée de 2 heures en Segway et découvrez tous les sites incontournables de la capitale ! Vous aurez l'occasion de prendre de nombreuses photos de plus de 25 bâtiments, monuments et mémoriaux historiques. Ne manquez rien pendant la visite grâce à nos casques radio Vox. Nos guides expérimentés vous raconteront une mine d'informations et d'anecdotes humoristiques inédites. Veuillez arriver 30 minutes avant le départ pour la formation et l'ajustement de l'équipement. Les visites partiront à l'heure prévue. Points forts de la visite : • Maison-Blanche • Trésor américain • Blair House • Jardins de la Constitution • Mémorial Lincoln • Reflecting Pool • Mémorial des vétérans du Vietnam • Mémorial de la guerre de Corée • Mémorial de la guerre de Washington • Tidal Basin • Mémorial de la Seconde Guerre mondiale • Monument de Washington • Musées Smithsonian • Galerie nationale d'art • Capitole des États-Unis • Ambassade du Canada • Newseum • Archives nationales • Mémorial de la marine américaine • Bâtiment du FBI

De sombres et profonds secrets d'un passé oublié se cachent parmi les jardins soignés et les maisons victoriennes en rangée du plus beau quartier de Washington D.C. Des personnages historiques y ont séjourné, documentant leurs expériences dans des lettres et des journaux. Certains n'en sont jamais repartis, hantant encore ces majestueuses demeures aujourd'hui. Lors de cette visite nocturne familiale, vous découvrirez cette ville et serez enchanté par son passé, son présent et son avenir. Ambiance Halloween toute l'année. - Écoutez l'histoire d'un jeune garçon coincé après sa mort accidentelle dans la plus ancienne résidence de Washington D.C. - Découvrez ce qui s'est passé dans les hôpitaux de la guerre de Sécession, rendant un appartement inhabitable. - Découvrez la malédiction du fils d'Abraham Lincoln. - Écoutez l'histoire de l'amour éternel d'une nounou pour ses enfants et de ses règles. - Observez les lumières vaciller dans une maison dont l'ancien habitant détestait l'électricité et dont le fantôme hante nos guides. - Terminez la visite par les célèbres marches de l'Exorciste et découvrez comment ce film est basé sur une histoire vraie locale. Oserez-vous descendre les escaliers effrayants la nuit ?

Recently voted one of TripAdvisor's top Food Experiences in the US. Join us for a historic Donut adventure through our nation’s capital, Washington DC. Our tour begins in Western Market, which has a legacy dating back to 1802! There we will sample donuts made from a business that’s been in the same family for five generations. From there we’ll head downtown, where we’ll see a restaurant favored by a former President before passing by the White House itself for a perfect photo op. After soaking in some history at Lafayette Square, we’ll head deeper into DC to try some local fan favorite donuts from local celebrities. From there, we’ll head down Palmers Alley, the most instagrammable spot in DC, where we’ll end our adventure with delectable donuts with an international flavor. By the end, you’ll have made some great friends and enjoyed some incredible donuts and history. We hope you can join us today!

See the best of the Smithsonian Museums on a 3-hour guided tour of the highlights of the American History, Natural History, and Air and Space Museums. Includes Reserved Entry to the Air and Space Museum! The Smithsonian Institution is the world’s largest museum complex with 21 museums and miliions of objects! The Natural History, Air and Space, and American History Museums are 3 of the most popular, often referred to as the Big 3. Each of these museums can be overwhelming so we put together a highlights tour. Our expert guide will take you through each of the museums and showcase all of the "must see" items in each. Including: Lincoln's Top Hat, Dorothy's Ruby Slippers, the Cursed Hope Diamond, iconic Dinosaur fossils, the Original Wright Flyer, and artifacts from the Apollo 11 lunar mission! Note that there is walking between the museums for a total of roughly 1 mile.

Participez à une visite guidée à pied d'un quartier historique plus ancien que Washington D.C. lui-même. L'un de nos guides (Canden Schwantes) a écrit le(s) livre(s) sur Georgetown. Admirez le charme colonial des canaux, des rues pavées, des maisons historiques et de son histoire fascinante. Vous découvrirez et entendrez des anecdotes sur : - Le canal Chesapeake & Ohio : une voie navigable traversant la partie industrielle du quartier. - Old Stone House : le plus ancien bâtiment résidentiel du quartier, aujourd'hui classé parc national. - Les maisons de Jackie et John F. Kennedy : découvrez leur séjour à Georgetown avant et après son assassinat. - Les maisons des XVIIIe et XIXe siècles : découvrez l'architecture historique et diversifiée des maisons et l'histoire de ceux qui y ont vécu. Recherchez les marques de feu d'origine, les cheminées à charbon, les forges et les lanternes à gaz. - Écoutez les histoires de la communauté noire de Georgetown, des immigrants qui ont façonné le quartier et des femmes qui ont défié les normes sociales. - Université de Georgetown - découvrez le célèbre campus et découvrez comment le quartier l'a influencé.

This tour will take you minute by minute through the last day of the 16th President, Abraham Lincoln. You will meet the conspirators who were desperately trying to save the Confederate cause in the dying days of the Civil War. There were to be 3 attacks that night. This tour unfolds as a story filled with suspense, intrigue, and espionage. -The White House - where Lincoln gave his final speech in the presence of his later assassin, John Wilkes Booth -Home of Secretary of State Seward - who was attacked that night by a co-conspirator of Booth -National Theatre - potential site of Booth's attack on Lincoln, but instead where his young son learned of the death of his father. -Site of the Kirkwood House Hotel - where VP Andrew Johnson lived and an attack on him was planned. -Ford's Theatre - the site of the assassination while watching a play. Travelers may opt to visit on their own. Tickets from NPS required. -Peterson's Boarding House - where Lincoln took his final breath.

Celebrate 250 years of American History on our award winning small-group walking tour includes tickets to the top of the Washington Monument, so you don't have to wait in line at 7am for same-day tickets! Let us explain the history & stories behind the memorials on the National Mall! While encouraging reflection & respect, we keep the tour engaging & fun. • Lincoln Memorial - see the famous statue, hear about our 16th President, see where MLK, Jr. stood to give the "I Have A Dream Speech." • Vietnam Veterans Memorial - hear the stories behind the wall of names of those killed and missing in action. • Korean War Veterans Memorial - see the 19 statues representing servicemen. • MLK Memorial - honor our Dr. King at the newest memorial on the Tidal Basin. • WWII Memorial - find Kilroy hidden amongst the columns honoring the states and territories. • White House - see the south lawn of the White House where Marine One lands.

Georgetown is DC's oldest neighborhood, and Blue Fern Travel brings its history to life through food. Walk the cobblestone streets on this small-group tour: six tastings, three centuries of stories, max 8 guests. Your guide connects every bite to the neighborhood's past. Every booking gives back to the community we walk through.

Une grande visite à pied du Capitole pour explorer la Cour suprême, la Bibliothèque du Congrès et le Capitole des États-Unis. Découvrez les pouvoirs législatif et judiciaire du pays et entrez grâce aux billets d'entrée inclus. Cour suprême : La visite ne comprend pas l'entrée, mais vous permettra de comprendre pleinement le pouvoir judiciaire. Bibliothèque du Congrès : Découvrez une Bible de Gutenberg originale et la collection originale de la bibliothèque de Jefferson. Jetez un œil à la salle de lecture principale et admirez des objets tels qu'un brouillon du discours de Gettysburg, les paroles manuscrites de « La Mélodie du bonheur », les dessins de Maya Lin pour le mémorial des vétérans du Vietnam et les illustrations originales de Stan Lee pour la bande dessinée Spider-Man. Capitole : Découvrez l'incendie de Washington et trouvez le meilleur angle pour une photo. Admirez la maquette en plâtre originale de la Liberté. Votre guide vous procurera des billets rares pour la visite guidée, qui vous fera découvrir la crypte, la rotonde et la vieille maison.

A complete tour with a small group that allows time to visit the main sites to pay respects, take photos, and watch the full Changing of the Guard Ceremony. We don't just show you the sites on our walking tour; we tell you the stories. -Presidents Kennedy & Taft Memorials - the only two presidents buried here. -Tomb of the Unknown Soldier & Changing of the Guard - learn what it takes to be a sentinel & witness the tradition of guarding the tomb. -Arlington House - visit the Slave Quarters & Museum to learn why Robert E. Lee's house became a military cemetery. -Military Women's Memorial - learn how women have contributed to the American military. Hear the actions of Medal of Honor recipients and understand why family members can be buried here. Learn about military funerals and understand the symbolism on the headstones. At the end, we provide a free self-guided audio tour to the Iwo Jima Marine Corps Memorial just outside the cemetery.

Gilded Age mansions, high-stakes diplomacy, and sordid scandals converge in Dupont Circle, once on the rural edge of the capital and later a playground for Washington’s wealthy. Today, its tree-lined streets showcase some of the city’s most striking architecture, from stately Neoclassical residences to eclectic Arts & Crafts homes. On this two-hour walking tour, we’ll trace the evolution of Embassy Row and the surrounding Dupont neighborhood, uncovering the stories behind the grand façades. Meet the city’s social climbers, power brokers, and eccentric residents—from influential socialite Alice Roosevelt Longworth to Evalyn Walsh McLean and her infamous Hope Diamond. Here, architecture and ambition intertwine with the story of Washington’s dramatic turn-of-the-century transformation.

Escape the DC Metro Arer for a sophisticated, full-day retreat into the breathtaking beauty of Loudoun County, Virginia—home to a vibrant wine scene. This approximately 8-hour Vineyard Voyages experience is a curated, stress-free journey to three distinct, acclaimed wineries, transforming a simple tasting trip into an unforgettable voyage. Travel in ultimate comfort aboard our climate-controlled shuttle bus. Your journey is elevated by an expert guide who shares captivating stories of the region's history, wine culture, and terroir. We handle the logistics and ensure you stay refreshed and hydrated all day. As our guest, you enjoy exclusive perks and negotiated discounts at every stop. Choose the Vineyard Voyages Explorer ticket for comfortable transport and the freedom to purchase your own tastings, or upgrade to the Vineyard Voyages Connoisseur ticket for the most seamless experience: a tasting-inclusive option with pre-selected flights at all three wineries.

Discover DC’s craft beer scene the way it was meant to be experienced - behind the scenes, with exclusive access you won’t get on your own. This guided tour takes you to three of the District’s top breweries, where you’ll skip the lines, go beyond the taproom, and taste a curated lineup of local favorites. Whether you’re visiting DC or live here, this is the easiest (and most fun) way to explore the city’s best breweries in one trip. Perfect for date nights, group outings, and anyone who wants a social, high-energy experience without the hassle of planning or driving. Itineraries vary as we tour a variety of local favorites but may include: Aslin Beer Company Atlas Brew Works DC Brau Henceforth Lost Generation Other Half Right Proper Red Bear Brewing

Established fifty years before the Capital, Georgetown began as a gritty port city on the banks of the Potomac River, described by Abigail Adams as a "dirty little hole". Despite its modest start, Georgetown is now home to palatial mansions, elegant cemeteries, stately churches, and a world-class University. We'll explore the highlights and secrets of DC's most exclusive neighborhood, discussing architecture, history, scandal, and more. By the end of the tour, we'll see Georgetown's full transformation in this rags to riches tale.

The Madams in DC walking tour gives you a totally unique side of DC's history that you won't hear anywhere else. The Civil War completely transformed the capital, and turned Pennsylvania Avenue into a red light district lined with bawdy houses, taverns, theaters, and commercial ventures. Hard to imagine, now that it's lined with monolithic government buildings! You'll learn about how the women who worked in these brothels made their way in life, and even had an impact on affairs of government.

Situé à proximité du Capitole des États-Unis et du Mall, Capitol Hill est l'un des quartiers les plus anciens, les plus riches en histoire et les plus beaux de Washington DC. Savourez une cuisine variée lors de cette visite à pied de 3h30 en petit groupe qui retrace l'histoire culinaire de ce quartier diversifié de Washington DC. Tous les plats servis sont inclus dans la visite, et le nombre de participants est limité à 12.

Summer 2026 Schedule: This tour is held the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month at 5pm. This amazing walking tour will take you on a journey to an era in which U Street NW DC was the center of African American music and intellectualism. The sounds of jazz was everywhere, Langston Hughes and Jean Toomer were being established as the future writers of the day, and an effort to document the history of African Americans was underway. Take a journey through the Harlem Renaissance as it started in DC! Tour stops mid-way at the famous Ben's Chili Bowl, for optional refreshments and a bathroom break.

Promenez-vous à travers le monde et découvrez le côté international de la capitale américaine. Des scandales diplomatiques aux demeures de millionnaires, cette visite explore le glamour de Washington DC au début du XXe siècle et son aura internationale actuelle. Vivez une fascinante visite à pied de deux heures d'Embassy Row, guidée par un guide professionnel qui vous plongera dans des récits d'intrigues internationales et de splendeur de l'Âge d'Or. Au départ de l'emblématique fontaine de Dupont Circle, vous parcourrez Embassy Row, émerveillé par les somptueuses demeures et les ambassades historiques qui bordent Massachusetts Avenue. En chemin, vous découvrirez des histoires de pouvoir, de diplomatie et de scandales qui ont façonné le quartier. La visite se poursuit jusqu'à Sheridan Circle avant de serpenter dans les rues paisibles de Kalorama pour visiter l'historique Woodrow Wilson House, un joyau préservé du passé. Pour terminer la visite à la station de métro de Dupont Circle, cette visite offre un mélange captivant d'architecture.

Embarquez pour une croisière inoubliable sur le fleuve Potomac à bord de notre yacht festif à deux ponts. Que vous préfériez vous prélasser au soleil en journée, admirer les monuments illuminés la nuit ou admirer un coucher de soleil époustouflant en soirée, vous serez envoûté par la beauté naturelle et les merveilles historiques de Washington, D.C. Montez à bord et savourez un billet tout compris comprenant : Une croisière animée de 2 heures, à la fois dans notre cabine principale intérieure et sur notre pont supérieur en plein air. Cette croisière comprend un open bar premium où nos barmans dynamiques concoctent une variété de cocktails originaux et proposent un large choix de spiritueux, de bières, de vins, d'eau pétillante High Noon, d'eau filtrée, de sodas, de jus et de collations préemballées. Nous proposons également une expérience musicale immersive en son surround avec un DJ live et des vues panoramiques sur le magnifique paysage urbain de Washington.

Summer 2026 schedule: Tour is held the 1st and 3rd Saturdays at 10am. Someone visiting Georgetown today may see it as another wealthy enclave in a continuously gentrifying Washington, DC. However, this charming area has a diverse history. Originally a busy port for the export of tobacco, it was also the site of an active slave trade, and at one point African Americans counted as 30% of the Georgetown population. Descendants of those enslaved peoples and black free folk have lived in Georgetown for generations, but their contributions to its history do not often receive the same recognition. This tour will reveal the stories of the black citizens who made their mark on one of DC’s oldest neighborhoods. The tour starts at 3206 O Street NW DC and ends at the Mt. Zion Cemetery, at 2501 Mill Rd. NW. There is a half-way stop at Thomas Sweet Shop for a bathroom break and refreshment.