This is a quick, convenient, wallet-friendly option for those who want to see some of the most famous sights of the nation's capital in just two hours. Highlights of the tour include the White House, the US Capitol, World War II Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, Washington Monument, the Smithsonian Castle and the Air and Space Museum. This is a live tour offered by Gray Line's senior licensed guides.
On this tour, patrons see Washington from an open-top, 13-foot-high, luxury double-decker bus, with the option to hop on and off at any of the 30 designated tourist spots. A full circle generally lasts two hours and 30 minutes. With the additional option to purchase a two-to-five consecutive-day unlimited-use ticket, travelers can see the city in a span of a few days and spend more or less time at certain stops. The 30 designated stops include the Smithsonian, Lincoln Memorial, Dupont Circle, the White House, Ford's Theater, and National Cathedral.
For those who want to spend more time at the tourist sites, DC in a Day might be a good option. This nine-hour tour stops and spends time at the city's landmarks. Patrons of the tour will get a chance to go inside the White House, head over to the World War II Memorial and visit the Smithsonian, Air and Space Museum and the American History Museum. Also on the tour are the FBI Building, Federal Triangle, House and Senate Office Building and the U.S. Botanical Garden.
On this after-hours tour, travelers see all the monuments of Washington, DC, as part of a night skyline, in a calm, crowd-free evening setting. Included on the tour are stops at the Jefferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam Memorial, Korean Memorial and FDR Memorial. Also highlighted are beautifully lighted national monuments like the U.S. Capitol, White House, the Kennedy Center and various federal buildings.
