DC Highlights or African American History & Culture Bus Tour with USA Guided Tours
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Amenities
ParkingHighlights
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3.5–4 hour professionally guided tour by luxury bus
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Explore DC’s iconic landmarks or powerful African American heritage sites
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Includes photo stops and guided walks at major memorials
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Timed-entry to the National Museum of African American History and Culture (African American History Tour only)
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Perfect for Gifting! A memorable experience for history lovers, families, or first-time visitors
What To Expect
Step aboard a climate-controlled bus for a half-day adventure through Washington DC, led by passionate local guides who bring the city’s past to life. Choose between the DC Highlights Tour, which showcases major monuments like the White House, U.S. Capitol, and Lincoln Memorial; or the African American History and Culture Tour, which dives into the city’s rich civil rights legacy, concluding at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Both tours include carefully planned photo stops and short guided walks, with expert narration and opportunities to explore key sites in more depth. It’s an engaging, informative way to experience the city—whether you’re visiting for the first time or rediscovering DC through a new lens.
Plan Your Visit
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Operating Hours Daily at 10 AM
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Duration DC Highlights Bus Tour – 4 hours | African American History and Culture Tour – 3.5 hours
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Itinerary DC Highlights Tour U.S. Navy Memorial (Start/End) | U.S. Capitol Building (outside only) | White House (outside only) | World War I Memorial | World War II Memorial | Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial | Lincoln Memorial | Korean War Memorial | Vietnam Veterans Memorial African American History and Culture Tour US Navy Memorial (Start) | White House (outside only) | Black Lives Matter Plaza | Lincoln Memorial | Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial | Lincoln Park | Mary McLeod Bethune Legacy Statue | African American Civil War Memorial | National Museum of African | American History and Culture (End)
How It Works
1. Grab the Deal
Buy your Groupon first!
2. Plan your Visit
Follow the link on your Groupon to select the date.
3. Redeem your Mobile Ticket
Enter your Groupon code at checkout.
4. Enjoy the Experience!
FAQs
How long do the tours last?
Each guided tour runs approximately 3.5 to 4 hours, including stops and walking portions.
Is museum entry included in the African American History Tour?
Yes. This tour ends at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture with timed-entry tickets included.
Do I need to walk during the tour?
Yes. Both tours include short walking segments at major landmarks. Comfortable footwear is recommended.
Where do the tours begin and end?
All tours begin (and either end or include drop-off) at the U.S. Navy Memorial in downtown DC.
Highlights
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3.5–4 hour professionally guided tour by luxury bus
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Explore DC’s iconic landmarks or powerful African American heritage sites
-
Includes photo stops and guided walks at major memorials
-
Timed-entry to the National Museum of African American History and Culture (African American History Tour only)
-
Perfect for Gifting! A memorable experience for history lovers, families, or first-time visitors
What To Expect
Step aboard a climate-controlled bus for a half-day adventure through Washington DC, led by passionate local guides who bring the city’s past to life. Choose between the DC Highlights Tour, which showcases major monuments like the White House, U.S. Capitol, and Lincoln Memorial; or the African American History and Culture Tour, which dives into the city’s rich civil rights legacy, concluding at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture.
Both tours include carefully planned photo stops and short guided walks, with expert narration and opportunities to explore key sites in more depth. It’s an engaging, informative way to experience the city—whether you’re visiting for the first time or rediscovering DC through a new lens.
Plan Your Visit
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Operating Hours Daily at 10 AM
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Duration DC Highlights Bus Tour – 4 hours | African American History and Culture Tour – 3.5 hours
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Itinerary DC Highlights Tour U.S. Navy Memorial (Start/End) | U.S. Capitol Building (outside only) | White House (outside only) | World War I Memorial | World War II Memorial | Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial | Lincoln Memorial | Korean War Memorial | Vietnam Veterans Memorial African American History and Culture Tour US Navy Memorial (Start) | White House (outside only) | Black Lives Matter Plaza | Lincoln Memorial | Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial | Lincoln Park | Mary McLeod Bethune Legacy Statue | African American Civil War Memorial | National Museum of African | American History and Culture (End)
How It Works
1. Grab the Deal
Buy your Groupon first!
2. Plan your Visit
Follow the link on your Groupon to select the date.
3. Redeem your Mobile Ticket
Enter your Groupon code at checkout.
4. Enjoy the Experience!
FAQs
How long do the tours last?
Each guided tour runs approximately 3.5 to 4 hours, including stops and walking portions.
Is museum entry included in the African American History Tour?
Yes. This tour ends at the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture with timed-entry tickets included.
Do I need to walk during the tour?
Yes. Both tours include short walking segments at major landmarks. Comfortable footwear is recommended.
Where do the tours begin and end?
All tours begin (and either end or include drop-off) at the U.S. Navy Memorial in downtown DC.
Need To Know Info
About USA Guided Tours - Washington DC
Washington, DC's historic memorials, landmarks, and monuments are front and center during USA Guided Tours' three- and four-hour tours. The company's knowledgeable guides lead forays into the nation's capital day and night aboard a fleet of shiny new 30-passenger shuttles. The guides even hop off the shuttles with the passengers to provide additional information, answer questions, and point out where all of the presidents have left their graffiti tags on the White House.