Experience Washington DC on a 2-Hour Guided Sightseeing Segway Tour through the nation's capital and experience all of the great sights the city has to offer! There will be an abundance of photo opportunities of more than 25 historic buildings, monuments and memorials. Don't miss a word during the tour with our Vox radio headsets. Our knowledgeable guides will provide a wealth of information and humorous anecdotes not found in any guidebook. Please arrive 30 minutes before the departure time for training and equipment fitting. Tours leave our location promptly at the scheduled time. Tour Highlights: • White House • US Treasury • Blair House • Constitution Gardens • Lincoln Memorial • Reflecting Pool • Vietnam Veterans Memorial • Korean War Memorial • DC War Memorial • Tidal Basin • WWII Memorial • Washington Monument • Smithsonian Museums • National Gallery of Art • US Capitol • Canadian Embassy • Newseum • National Archives • US Navy Memorial • FBI Building

Deep, dark secrets about a forgotten past lie among the manicured gardens and Victorian row houses of DC’s finest neighborhood. Historical figures stayed here, documenting their experiences in letters & journals. Some have never left, haunting these grand homes to this day. On this family-friendly nighttime tour, you will learn about this town and be enchanted by its past, present, and future. Halloween vibes all year long. -Hear stories of a young boy trapped after his accidental death in the oldest residence in DC. -Learn what happened in Civil War hospitals that make an apartment seem unliveable. -Learn about the curse of Abraham Lincoln's son. -Hear a story of a nanny's undying love for her charges - and her rules. -See lights flicker at a house whose past resident hated electricity and whose ghost haunts our guides. -End the tour at the famous Exorcist Steps and hear how this movie was based on a true local story. Do you dare to walk down the creepy stairs at night?

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!

Take a guided walking tour of a historic neighborhood older than DC itself. One of our guides (Canden Schwantes) wrote the book(s) on Georgetown. See the colonial charm of canals, cobblestoned streets, historic homes, & intriguing history. You will see and hear stories of: - Chesapeake & Ohio Canal - a waterway through the industrial part of the neighborhood. - Old Stone House - oldest residential building in the district, now a National Park site. - Homes of Jackie & John F. Kennedy - hear about their time in Georgetown before and after his assassination - 18th and 19th Century Homes - learn about the diverse, historic architecture of the houses and the stories of those who have lived here. Look for original firemarks, coal chutes, ironworks, and gas lanterns. - Hear stories of the Black Georgetown community, immigrants who shaped the neighborhood, and women who bucked social norms. - Georgetown University - see the famous campus and learn how the neighborhood influenced it.

Come aboard for a special two-hour bottomless mimosa brunch cruise. Enjoy our delicious menu of breakfast and lunch favorites while cruising the Potomac River. Take in the amazing views from our glass-enclosed deck or outdoor observation lounge. Includes 2-hour cruise on the Potomac River Delicious brunch buffet with freshly prepared breakfast, lunch and dessert dishes Unlimited mimosas (must be 21 or older with valid ID) The most breathtaking views of the nation's greatest landmarks Onboard entertainment with DJ music Unlimited coffee, hot tea, and iced tea

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.

Enjoy a small group (maximum 5 passengers) evening tour of Downtown Washington, DC. Small group sizes make this tour personal, family friendly, and fun for all!

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.

A grand walking tour of Capitol Hill to explore the Supreme Court, Library of Congress, and US Capitol. Learn about the country's legislative & judicial branches and step inside with the included entry tickets. Supreme Court: The tour does not enter, but you will get a full understanding of the judicial branch. Library of Congress: See an original Gutenberg Bible, view Jefferson's original library collection. Take a peek in the main Reading Room and admire items such as a draft of the Gettysburg Address, handwritten lyrics for “The Sound of Music,” Maya Lin’s drawings for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, original artwork by Stan Lee for the Spider-Man comic. Capitol Building: Learn about the Burning of Washington and find the best angle for a photo. See the original plaster model of Freedom. Your guide will secure hard-to-get tickets for the docent-led tour, which brings you into the Crypt, the Rotunda, and the Old House.

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.

Two hours. Every DC icon. Zero filler. Hop aboard our open-top convertible bus and see Washington DC the way it’s meant to be seen — wide open, top down, nothing between you and the monuments. Your expert guide does double duty as driver and live narrator, so you’re getting real stories the whole way, not a recorded loop. This isn’t a packed 50-seat coach. It’s a small-group Mercedes-Benz SkyVue, so you get panoramic views, easy photos, and a far more personal experience. In a single two-hour loop you’ll take in the White House, the Lincoln Memorial, the Jefferson Memorial, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial and more — perfect for first-time visitors who want to see it all without burning a whole day. Worried about weather? Don’t be. The glass roof is fully waterproof and air-tight, so we run year-round, rain or shine!

Discover DC’s craft beer scene the way it was meant to be experienced - all-inclusive, 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 Port City Brewing Urban Garden

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.

Located within earshot of the US Capitol and the Mall, Capitol Hill is one of the earliest, historically diverse, and most beautiful areas in Washington DC. Enjoy a variety of food on this 3.5-hour, small-group walking tour that follows the culinary history of this diverse Washington DC neighborhood. All dishes served are included in the tour and there is a maximum of 12 participants.

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.

Experience Arlington Cemetery with a Veteran guide trained in military history. Observe the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknowns. Visit each of the Kennedy graves. Discover Robert E. Lee's mansion upon the grounds and his wife's garden where the first burials took place. Discuss the beginning of the cemetery during the Civil War and its evolution through all of our nations conflicts. US federal or state government issued photo identification or passport is required for entry into Arlington National Cemetery.

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.