Take a beautiful cruise on the Potomac River with our Washington D.C. Boat Trips. With Washington D.C. Boat Trips tickets, you can coast down the very river that George Washington so famously crossed. And, to save a little money while doing it, you can combine a Potomac River Cruise and a visit to Washington’s home at the Mount Vernon Estate. Or, indulge yourself with a lunch cruise and enjoy the view of the Capital from the river. See famous landmarks like Jefferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, and many more! You can even go on a dinner cruise down the Potomac River and enjoy the the night lights as they come alive along the river bank. And, if you also want to see what’s on land as well, a Washington D.C. Duck tour will take you around the city for some Washington D.C. sightseeing! This amphibious vehicle is a great way to entertain the family and the best part is that you don’t ever have to leave your seat! A boat trip of the Potomac River is a must on your Washington D.C. vacation. It’s definitely one of the most fun things to do in Washington D.C.!
Best way to see D.C. The hop on hop off tour far exceeded my expectation. It was convenient, entertaining, educational and fun. I'll certainly tell family and friends who are going to DC.
I travelled with about 7 different guides at various times, sometimes overlapping the same route. Each has their own particular style and different additional bits of information or anecdotes. But every one of them were informative, knowledgeable, helpful and entertaining. Definitely money well spent! I would definitely recommend these trollies and would use them again myself when I'm back in Washington.
lot of buses , minimal waiting time at the stops.
The capital of the US is known for its neoclassical monuments and iconic buildings with three major easily recognizable landmarks – the White House, the Supreme Court, and the Capitol. If you happen to visit the Capitol, look out for the popular marble baths. Also, there are underground tunnels and a crypt made for George Washington. Did you know that Washington DC has the busiest subway system in the country? That’s why an open bus trip is the best bet to explore the capital city.
See the White House, Capitol Building, and the Supreme Court! Then, stop by the Smithsonian Institution Lincoln Memorial and the National Mall. You can even pair your tour with admission to other attractions. For additional savings, why not combine your tickets with a trip to Madame Tussauds, Newseum, or the International Spy Museum with a Flex Pass? Additionally, you can also choose from an array of curated 15 experiences including the Monuments & Memorials Bike Tour, International Spy Museum, Potomac Water Taxi, George Washington's Mount Vernon and more. Setting a manageable budget is what to do in Washington DC!
The best time to visit Washington DC is during the autumn months which offer respite from sweltering heat for convenient sightseeing. September to November and March to May mark the high season so be ready to expect heavy crowds. The weather is pleasant and changing leaves add to the beauty of the monuments. If you are looking to save bucks and avoid the worst crowds, we recommend visiting in February. You might be able to find great deals on accommodation in the low season.
The key attractions and landmarks covered in the sightseeing bus tour include Union Station, Botanical Garden, WWII Memorial, Ford’s Theater & Madame Tussauds, Vietnam War Memorial, Arlington Cemetery, Lincoln North, White House, US Marine Corps War Memorial, National Zoo, Washington Monument, and so on.
You can visit the relevant product page and check the Useful Downloads section to find the latest information as routes, stops, and timings change frequently.
Hop-On Hop-Off Washington DC bus tour covers all major attractions of the city with strategically placed stops. Add to that, you can also combine your sightseeing bus tour with a Flex Sightseeing Pass. These tours also include free guided walking tours, dining options, biking tours, and immersive audio commentary. You can enjoy live commentary in several languages such as English, German, French, Spanish, Cantonese, Japanese, Italian, and Russian to ensure that you don’t miss a thing.