Explore Washington DC on this Full Day Guided Bus, Walking, and Boat Tour.
Start your day with a 2-hour Guided Walking Tour through Capitol Hill where you'll pass by the Supreme Court, Library of Congress, and Senate Office buildings. Travelers will be provided Entry into US Capitol to see a minimum of 3 rooms which may include the Crypt, Rotunda, National Statuary Hall, Old Supreme Court Chamber, or Old Senate Chamber.
Following Capitol Hill, enjoy a guided Bus Tour and make stops outside 10+ top monuments including the White House, Lincoln Memorial, Martin Luther King Jr Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and pass by sites including Washington Monument, Tidal Basin, and more.
There is a lunch break roughly halfway through the day (own expense).
Tour also features a scenic seasonal boat cruise along the Potomac River (typically mid March to mid October). When the boat is not operating, extra stops will be added to Jefferson Memorial, Air Force Memorial and Pentagon Mall.
Meets across the street from the Supreme Court on First Street NE. Please arrive 15 min before tour starts.
Tours conclude at the National Archives Building
Pass by US Supreme Court with a live guide who will give you details of the history of the high court with key cases and facts around them.
One of the largest equestrian statues in the world; sculptor took 20 years to complete.
Inside the U.S. Capitol: Guests go through security, have a short break, watch the orientation film, and then join the official guided tour with headsets. Typical rooms include the Crypt, Rotunda, and National Statuary Hall; sometimes the Old Supreme Court or Old Senate Chambers. The Rotunda fresco “The Apotheosis of Washington” is 180 feet above the floor; the Crypt was originally intended for Washington’s burial. *The government has the right to close or to cancel any tour inside the US Capitol without advanced notice to us.
Pass by the Library of Congress
Guests meet directly across the street from the U.S. Botanic Garden Conservatory, one of the oldest botanic gardens in North America, founded by Congress in 1820, located at 100 Maryland Avenue SW.
Photo stop and time to explore outside the White House
Stop at the World War II Memorial stands as a wonderful tribute to the lasting memories of those soldiers that fought in this war.
Stop at the Jefferson Memorial
A moving tribute to FDR.
A tribute to a legend that fought for civil rights for all.
You will get to walk up the steps of the Lincoln Memorial and take pictures.
This is the most visited landmark in Washington, DC. Be ready to be moved.
This Memorial is a tribute to those that fought in the Korean War.
Pass by Tidal Basin
Pass by Washington Monument
Pass by the Supreme Court
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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