Things to Do in Washington, DC
• Your DC trip is running on your schedule as the Red Loop’s got 17 stops and buses every 15-20 mins – hop on, hop off, and repeat.
• Upgrade to a 48-hour pass to take a 2-hour sunset tour, enjoy a live 2-hour guided walking tour of Arlington Cemetery, and enjoy sweet discounts!
• Jump on a double-decker bus, tune in to the audio guide in 5 languages, and let the US capital's history unfold as you ride.
• Discover landmarks like the Jefferson Memorial, White House, and the Korean War Memorial as an Authorized National Park Service concessioner.
Want to walk amongst presidents?
We won't quite be able to walk amongst living presidents, of course, but we can do a roughly 2-hour walking tour of monuments and memorials in DC.
This includes monuments to Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King Jr., Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and Thomas Jefferson, as well as war memorials for World War 2, Vietnam, and Korea.
We'll start at the II World War Memorial and end at the Franklin Roosevelt Memorial.
• Experience "Transportainment®" as friendly guides narrate your journey with a lively mix of trivia and humorous stories.
• Hop aboard comfortable, state-of-the-art stadium trolleys featuring padded seats, free Wi-Fi, on-board history monitors, and enjoy free self-guided walking tours.
• Visit iconic landmarks like the U.S. Capitol, Smithsonian Museums, and the Lincoln Memorial, and over 100 points of interest.
Want to see some of the best views in DC? Many of those can only be seen in the evening!
We’ll see the big 3 monuments in the evening - Lincoln, Vietnam, and Korea - as well as the smaller DC Great War memorial, the only DC-Specific memorial on the mall.
Join us on a journey across different countries & continents through the flavors of the nation's capital on this Washington DC food tour.
On this tour you will take a walking tour of the essential places in the Washington DC mall , a city full of stories and details to discover.
The start will be next to the World War II Memorial , where the creation of the National Mall will also be discussed.
Next you will discover The Pool , in front of the Lincoln Memorial, and then walk to the Martin Luther King Memorial.
We will also see the fantastic National Mall going up to the Washington Monument , which was the tallest building in the world, where you will discover the Capitol and the museums that flank it.
We will end next to the White House, one of the most recognized icons of this city.
• The Black Loop sweeps you on a non-stop tour revealing the city's iconic landmarks shine against the night sky.
Weekends come with expert live guides, while weekdays offer digital commentary that turns your tour into an engaging history lesson.
• Travel through time as you glide past the Lincoln Memorial and the White House, where history was made and continues to unfold.
• Just hop on and off at any of the 17 stops on the Red Loop, with buses conveniently arriving every 20 minutes.
• The pass is packed with a 2-hour non-stop sunset tour, morning hotel transfers, a guided walking tour of Arlington, a commemorative Oval Office photo, and exclusive deals.
• Step onto a comfortable double-decker bus, grab your headphones, and let compelling narratives unveil the capital's rich history in 5 distinct languages.
• Plus, as an Authorized National Park Service Concessioner, we ensure you get close-up views of iconic spots like the White House and Washington Monument.
• Your professional, English-speaking guide will bring the capital’s stories to life with engaging narratives and historical context.
• Step off the coach to explore the Lincoln Memorial in depth, where your guide will share the lesser-known stories behind its symbolism and impact.
• Take time at the Vietnam Veterans and World War II memorials to reflect as your guide highlights personal accounts and connections to key American milestones.
• Ride in comfort with a dedicated tour vehicle with convenient departures every 30 mins, you can explore at your own pace without worrying about parking or long walks between sites.
• Along the way, you’ll be guided by knowledgeable onboard narrators who share the stories behind the memorials and heroes laid to rest here. The commentary is clear, engaging, and available with assisted listening devices upon request.
• Step off at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier to witness the unforgettable Changing of the Guard ceremony, a moving experience you’ll remember long after your visit.
• Pause at President John F. Kennedy’s gravesite, where the Eternal Flame serves as a powerful reminder of legacy and leadership.