

The best way to visit the US Capital is with See DC Private Tours

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Why take a Private Tour?
Private tour, limited to Your Guests Only
A tour completely exclusive, personalized, and optimized for you and your own guests.
Fully Customizable
Change the stops, the length of tour, add special requests, and more.
A better, more Personal Tour Experience
We'll answer your questions, take photos, amaze and entertain you with our capital knowledge!
Your tour, your guests, your way.
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Make your DC trip memorable.
🗺️ Itinerary Options:
Not sure what you'd like to see? We'll provide options and work with you to create the best tour based on your specific interests.
🚶 Make it a Walking Tour:
Leave the vehicle behind and our guide will lead you for a short stroll through a historic neighborhood, then back to the National Mall.
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💬 Special Requests:
Need a truly 'custom tour'? We live to please! Events, VIPs, special needs, no problem. Let us know how we can make your DC tour a special one.
🚐 Any Pickup/Dropoff location
We'll pick you up and drop you off at any destination of your choice close to DC.
⏰ Any time, Any length
We'll schedule the tour to start/end when it's convenient for your group.
Explore the amazing history in our nation's capital.

The White House is the official residence of the President of the United States. It has been home to every president since John Adams in 1800 and serves as a symbol of the American people and their government.

The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is a large rectangular pool located in Washington D.C., between the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument. It is one of the most iconic landmarks in the city and a popular spot for tourists and locals alike.

The Washington Monument is an obelisk-shaped monument located in Washington D.C., on the National Mall. It was built to honor George Washington, the first President of the United States and one of the country's founding fathers.

The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial is a monument in Washington D.C. dedicated to the civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. The memorial features a statue of Martin Luther King Jr. standing with his arms crossed, carved into a large block of granite. Inscriptions of quotes from King's speeches are also featured on the walls of the memorial.

The National Mall is from the Lincoln Memorial to the US Capitol Building. Most of our stops are on the National Mall

Ford's Theatre is a historic theater located in Washington D.C. that is most famous for being the site of President Abraham Lincoln's assassination in 1865.

In a city of icons, the inspiration for the back of a penny stands out in the crowd.

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial has over 5 million visitors each year. This memorial site is on the National Mall, along the popular Reflecting Pool. The memorial conveys a quiet, reflective mood. You can visit the memorial 24/7.

The beautiful Tidal Basin actually serves a practical purpose, flushing the adjacent Washington Channel. Two Tour Stops (Jefferson Memorial and Martin Luther King, Jr) are on the Tidal Basin.

The Korean War Veterans Memorial is a national memorial located in Washington D.C. dedicated to the service members who fought in the Korean War.

The United States Capitol is the home of the United States Congress and the seat of the Legislative Branch of the U.S. Federal Government.

The National World War II Memorial is a national memorial in Washington D.C. that honors the 16 million people who served in the Armed Forces of the United States, the more than 400,000 who died, and all who supported the war effort from home during World War II.
Day or night tours
Daytime tours offer the best opportunities for group photos and best family tour experience. See all the monuments, immerse yourself in American history.
Moonlight tours offer stunningly contrasted views, smaller crowds, and an intimate way to experience the photographic majesty of our capital monuments.


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💬 Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the tour?
A National Mall tour is typically 3-4 hours depending on the time of day the tour is operating. Your own tour can be as long as you like.
Will I need to print my ticket?
No need to print your ticket. Just check in with your name. Save a tree.
Will there be restroom breaks?
Yes, there are restrooms are located at the following stops: Jefferson Memorial, WWII Veterans Memorial, Martin Luther King Jr Memorial, and the Lincoln Memorial.
Are we allowed to bring drinks or snacks on the van?
We provide complimentary water for our guests during the tour. You may also bring your own beverages and snacks if needed.
Are the vans handicap accessible?
No, we currently do not have any handicap-accessible vans.
Can we bring a foldable wheelchair?
Yes, you can bring a foldable wheelchair. We only ask that you notify us in advance so we can make accommodations.
Do we stop for lunch?
We do not stop for lunch during the tours unless it's been arranged in advance. Our tours are optimized to get as much done in a short period of time. The National Mall will have food/snack trucks along the route.
What is your cancellation policy?
If you book direct at SeeDCPrivateTours.com, All we need is 24 hours notice. Notify us by email (Sales@SeeDCToday.com), a phone call or text (202-335-5838), or the chat feature on our webpage.
What is your lost and found policy?
Call us at 202-335-5838 to let us know what you are missing so we can try to locate and return the lost item.
Do you offer Tour Guide service if we have our own transportation?
Yes, we have several guides that could tour with you in the transportation you provide.
How do I leave a review for my tour?
Here is a link to leave a Google Review.

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