Night-Time City Tour of Washington DC

Booking with us ensures that you will be able to see the northern side of the White House, Lafayette Park, the Old Executive Office building, and the Treasury.

Here tourists will be able to explore the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and the Nurses Memorial. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial includes over 58,000 names honoring those that participated.

This location is home of the renowned 19 stainless statues of the Korean division designed by Frank Gaylord. To fit each statue in the allotted Gaylord creatively incorporated reflections to create an illusion of 38 statues.

At this location we will visit the US Capitol, the United States Botanical Garden, and the historical National Mall and Memorial Parks. The US Botanical Garden is complete with a conservatory to overlook beautiful vegetation.

A tour of our country's history is not complete without the United States Navy Memorial and the National Archives.

Travelers will visit a memorial built to remember those who fought for our county in World War II. US allies France, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union fought against Axis powers Germany, Italy, and Japan to take down Hitler.

This location is home to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial. This statue honors Dr. Martin Luther King and the powerful racial impact his leadership has had on this country. Also in this area is the Tidal Basin, most associated with the Cherry Blossom Festival that takes place each spring.

Freedom plaza and City Hall are both attractions that we will have the pleasure of showing our travelers.

Lastly is the Lincoln Memorial and it's Reflecting Pool. The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is the largest of many in Washington D.C. Overlook this scenic body of water take a picture to commemorate your tour.