DC By Foot is pleased to present an extension of our originalFree, tip based walking tour of the monuments and memorials of the National Mall in Washington DC! This highly engaging tour will take you through the heart...
DC By Foot is pleased to present an extension of our originalFree, tip based walking tour of the monuments and memorials of the National Mall in Washington DC! This highly engaging tour will take you through the heart...
DC By Foot is pleased to present the original Free, tip based walking tour of the monuments and memorials of the National Mall in Washington DC! This highly engaging tour will take you through the heart...
A unique historical experience tracing the path from fetters to freedom in the nation's capital. Join historian C.R. Gibbs in an energetic bus tour of sites of past and present significance in the majestic...
Pack up the family and get ready for a fun day of exploring during DC’s colorful fall days!
Start at the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (545 7th SE), where there is always a fun and age-appropriate...
The Prince George’s County Committee on the War of 1812 and the Battle of Bladensburg Task Force are committed to telling the story of the military actions and civilian life that preceded, surrounded, and...
Join us for this uniquely intimate walking tour of the Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District. The Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District is located at the top of the Washington escarpment bound by...
Start your day at Eastern Market, the only food market in DC that has continued to operate since the 19th century...
Make No Little Plans: Federal Triangle Heritage Trail invites you to explore the imposing set of buildings located between the Capitol and the White House along Pennsylvania and Constitution Avenues, NW. During the...
The L. Ron Hubbard House in Washington, DC is the landmark location of the first Church of Scientology in the world. Here, the prolific American writer, explorer, and founder of...
In less than 200 years Washington’s Southwest waterfront has morphed from a small collection of late 18th-century brick buildings along the Potomac River to a large group of mid 1960s structures of steel and...
The 14th Street corridor between Irving Street and Park Road was one of Washington’s most important shopping and entertainment destinations outside downtown. That is until April 4, 1968, when riots following the assassination of Rev. Dr....
With its main street, town square, and distinct boundaries, Mount Pleasant still feels like the village it once was. As the city grew around it after the Civil War, Mount Pleasant evolved into a fashionable streetcar suburb, sprouting...
A professional architect teams up with a veteran Washington Walks guide to present a fresh take on the classic tour of a selection of the capital city’s famous memorials. You’ll hear how controversy has always accompanied...
Explore the neighborhood that was shared by African American intellectuals, business leaders, and families of all economic levels. The businesses they owned and the houses they lived in are featured on this walk. U Street was...
Although the outside world may associate the term Capitol Hill solely with the U.S. Congress, those who make Washington their home conjure up a very different image: a vibrant neighborhood spread across one of the largest historic districts...
With its main street, town square, and distinct boundaries, Mount Pleasant still feels like the village it once was. As the city grew around it after the Civil War, Mount Pleasant evolved into a fashionable streetcar suburb, sprouting businesses...
Although the outside world may associate the term Capitol Hill solely with the U.S. Congress, those who make Washington their home conjure up a very different image: a vibrant neighborhood spread across one of the largest historic districts...
Explore the neighborhood that was shared by African American intellectuals, business leaders, and families of all economic levels. The businesses they owned and the houses they lived in are featured on this walk. U Street was...
As a young man, Abraham Lincoln “feared of achieving nothing that would make men remember him.” A single gunshot ensured that he would never be forgotten. He served as U.S. president during the Civil War, the bloodiest conflict to...
Explore the neighborhood that was shared by African American intellectuals, business leaders, and families of all economic levels. The businesses they owned and the houses they lived in are featured on this walk. U Street was dubbed “...
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