Our Segway tour is the perfect tour for both those new to the city and those locals looking to experience Washington DC with an effortless glide. For the newbies to DC, this tour will offer you a fantastic orientation and give you an opportunity to see virtually all of the sites you've read about. For the veterans, we're positive you'll learn new facts and stories about Washington that you've never heard. And we're sure you'll both agree that riding a Segway is the best way to see the...

Ready for All Hallow's Eve? Start with a thrilling alternative to the usual "hack and slash" movies and bar hops. The Ghost Story Tour of Washington will lead you through Washington's most haunted locale, Lafayette Square Park, with an entertaining interactive production featuring the specters rumoured to haunt it. Walk with your ghostly guide, hear stories and meet the Spirits!

Spies, soldiers, hot-air balloons, officers directing cattle and a real pistol-packing heroine risking her life to save others. Sounds like the frontier? Courage! The Civil War in Washington is a walking tour led by a ?citizen" of Washington City during the war years, 1860-1865. As the tour wends its way past actual Civil War era structures you'll hear amazing tales of life in our city during this most divisive conflict in American History. You'll learn new things about some famous...

A small tobacco port 250 years ago, Georgetown today is one of the most fashionable areas of Washington, and is associated with high-profile political figures, media moguls, and society leaders. However, there is another side of Georgetown: espionage and intrigue.

This approximately two and one half hour walking tour will highlight sites associated with spies, counter-spies, and covert action successes and failures, and will include personalities as diverse as Alger Hiss, "Wild...

The neighborhoods around the present Russian Embassy on Upper Wisconsin Avenue have a rich history of espionage involving well-known and little known personalities. Who was the beautiful young analyst in the Department of Justice who captured the fancy of the American public and the press?

Was her motivation love or was it treachery? What is the background of the "tunnel" under the present Russian Embassy? Where and why was it dug? This walking tour will explore these areas,...

See the "heart of Washington" as you have never seen it before. Stroll through Lafayette Square, the "President's Park," and learn tales of intrigue and espionage from America's darkest hours.

Who was the Confederate spy who practiced her wiles in the shadow of the White House? Who was the spy who spent long hours sitting in the park, and why? Which was the elaborate structure that housed the early days of "military intelligence"?

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There's no better way to spend an evening in Washington than our Sites @ Nite tour. This evening tour takes you to the National Mall and Potomac Tidal Basin when the monuments are less crowded, the air is cooler, and the views are magnificent. Explore the new WWII memorial, Vietnam War memorial, Jefferson, Lincoln, and FDR memorials, and more. Riders are equipped with reflective vests and safety lights, and families are welcome.

The Monuments Tour is a leisurely yet efficient way to explore the monuments and memorials around the National Mall and Potomac Tidal Basin. Visit and learn about many famous Washington sites, such as the Washington monument and WWII memorial, as well as a few hidden treasures! Your guide will share history and interesting anecdotes about each memorial, then allow a few minutes for participants to explore the memorials on their own.

Capitol Hill has been famous for two hundred years as the scene of political deal-making, of political maneuvering, of political gamesmanship, and also of acts of great political courage and distinction. Lesser known are the acts of espionage that have occurred in the very shadow of the dome of the US Capitol.

What connection does today's Hill have with spying activities of four hundred years ago? What little known husband and wife team truly changed the course of American intelligence?...

The National Mall MP3 audio guide walks you all around the Mall, describing what you'll see inside the Smithsonian Institution museums if you decide to stop and visit. We'll also walk you to the World War II and Vietnam Memorials, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, and much, much more, while giving you a flavor of the history and Washington goings-on.