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Washington DC
DC Segway Tour: See Top Monuments & Memorials!
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Overview
Experience the heart of the nation's capital on the Washington DC "See the City" Guided Sightseeing Segway Tour! This exciting adventure lets visitors glide through Washington DC, seeing over 25 historic buildings, monuments, and memorials. Get ready for amazing photo opportunities at iconic landmarks like The White House, Daughters of the American Revolution Memorial, and the U.S. Capitol Building.
What can someone expect? A fun and informative ride with knowledgeable guides. They share interesting facts and stories not found in guidebooks, all while someone easily listens through the provided Vox radio headsets. The tour stops include must-see spots like the Lincoln Memorial, Tidal Basin with its beautiful Cherry Blossom Trees, and the National Archives Museum, home to important historical documents. Plus, some will see hidden gems such as the Statue of Alexander Hamilton and the World War I Memorial.
This tour includes a guided Segway experience, a headset to hear the guide clearly, and a training session to get comfortable on the Segway. It excludes gratuities. This is a fantastic way to explore Washington DC's most famous sights! 
Highlights
Glide Past Iconic Landmarks: See over 25+ top DC attractions, including the White House and US Capitol, without tiring your feet!
Fun & Easy Segway Ride: Enjoy a 30-minute training session with expert guidance before exploring the city on your Segway.
Hear Fascinating Stories: Listen to your guide clearly through a headset and learn interesting facts about DC's history.
Perfect Photo Opportunities: Stop at multiple locations to capture memorable photos of famous monuments and memorials.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally found the Segway tour to be a fun, efficient, and informative way to see the highlights of Washington DC, praising the guides and the ease of using the Segways.
Customers loved seeing so many attractions in a short time.
The tour guides were very knowledgeable and entertaining.
The Segways were easy to learn and fun to ride.
Many felt it was a great way to get around DC without walking so much.
Some customers mentioned the training session felt a little rushed.
A few thought the tour could have been longer.
The Journey
The White House
Visit the iconic White House, the official residence and principal workplace of the President of the United States. Witness the grandeur of this historic landmark, a symbol of American democracy and a must-see for any visitor to Washington D.C. Take in the sights of its distinctive architecture and consider the weight of decisions made within its walls.
Daughters of the American Revolution Memorial
Discover the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Memorial, a tranquil space dedicated to the foreign heroes who played a crucial role in the American Revolution. Reflect on the international support that shaped the nation's destiny within this peaceful oasis.
Statue of Alexander Hamilton
Admire the statue of Alexander Hamilton, the brilliant first Secretary of the Treasury, near the Treasury Building. Consider Hamilton's enduring impact on the nation's financial system and his pivotal role in shaping early American governance.
Ellipse
Explore the Ellipse, once considered the White House's 'backyard'. This expansive green space now serves as a venue for public events, concerts, and demonstrations, offering stunning views of the White House and the Washington Monument.
Constitution Gardens Canal
Stroll along a serene remnant of Washington D.C.'s old canal system in Constitution Gardens. This tranquil waterway, a tribute to earlier transportation networks, offers a peaceful escape and a glimpse into the city's historical infrastructure.
Declaration of Independence Memorial
Pay homage at the memorial dedicated to the Signers of the Declaration of Independence. Reflect on the courage and vision of these founding fathers who paved the way for American freedom and democracy.
World War I Memorial
Visit the World War I Memorial on the National Mall. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the different components that comprise this memorial, the first built on the National Mall to honor the sacrifices made during 'The Great War'.
Vietnam Women's Memorial
Reflect at the Vietnam Women's Memorial, honoring the over 30,000 women who served bravely during the Vietnam War. Recognize their contributions and sacrifices within this poignant tribute to their dedication and service.
Lincoln Memorial
Take a moment to explore the iconic Lincoln Memorial. Stand in awe of the colossal statue of Abraham Lincoln and read excerpts from his famous speeches inscribed on the walls. This inspiring monument offers a powerful reflection on American history and the pursuit of equality.
Tidal Basin
Experience the Tidal Basin, freshly renovated, and enjoy its scenic beauty. The Tidal Basin is a human-made reservoir located between the Potomac River and the Washington Channel in Washington, D.C. It is part of West Potomac Park and is a popular spot for recreation, particularly during the annual Cherry Blossom Festival.
Cherry Blossom Trees at the Tidal Basin
Visit the site of the famous cherry blossom trees at the Tidal Basin, a must-see during the annual Cherry Blossom Festival. These trees, a gift from Japan, symbolize the enduring friendship between the two nations and offer a breathtaking display of natural beauty.
DC War Memorial
Pass by the DC War Memorial, dedicated to the residents of Washington D.C. who lost their lives in foreign wars. This solemn monument serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by local heroes in defense of freedom and democracy.
Photo Stop near the National Mall
Pause for a memorable photo opportunity near the National Mall. Capture the iconic landmarks and vibrant atmosphere of this historic area, creating lasting memories of your Washington D.C. adventure.
Photo Stop near the US Capitol
Pause for a memorable photo opportunity near the US Capitol Building. Capture the iconic landmarks and vibrant atmosphere of this historic area, creating lasting memories of your Washington D.C. adventure.
Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
Explore the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, often referred to as 'America's Attic'. Dive into its vast collections of natural artifacts, fossils, and cultural treasures, offering a captivating journey through the history of the planet.
U.S. Capitol Building
Pass by the U.S. Capitol, the iconic symbol of American democracy and the meeting place of the United States Congress. Admire the architectural grandeur of this historic building and witness the heart of the nation's legislative process.
National City Christian Church
See the National City Christian Church, where President James A. Garfield was a member. The original headquarters were located here.
National Gallery of Art, West Building
Discover the National Gallery of Art, West Building, and immerse yourself in its vast collection of masterpieces. Explore works spanning various periods and cultures, from Renaissance classics to modern masterpieces.
The Hay-Adams Hotel
Pass by The Hay-Adams, a luxurious hotel with a rich history. Formerly a grand residence, this hotel offers unparalleled views of the White House and Lafayette Square. Be sure to ask your guide about the clocktower!
National Archives Museum
Pass by the National Archives Museum, home to the original Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights. Reflect on the significance of these foundational documents and their enduring impact on American society.
FBI Headquarters (J. Edgar Hoover Building)
Pass by the J. Edgar Hoover Building, the headquarters of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). This imposing structure represents the center of federal law enforcement in the United States.
Freedom Plaza
Visit Freedom Plaza, DC's vibrant town square. Experience the energy of this public space, often used for rallies, events, and celebrations, reflecting the spirit of civic engagement and freedom of expression.
John A. Wilson Building
See the John A. Wilson Building, DC's city hall, and the center of municipal government. This historical landmark reflects the local governance and administration of the nation's capital.
Blair House
Pass by Blair House, the President's Guest House, a favorite residence for visiting foreign dignitaries. This elegant complex offers a glimpse into the diplomatic protocols and hospitality extended to international leaders visiting the United States.
Know Before You Go
The Washington DC "See the City" Guided Sightseeing Segway Tour includes a professional guide, personal Segway and helmet, a headset to clearly hear the tour guide, and a 30-minute training session on the Segway. Participants will have multiple opportunities to stop for photos and see over 25+ top DC attractions. Gratuities are not included.
Hot Tip
Arrive 30 minutes early for training to feel comfortable on the Segway. Some customers suggest bringing water, especially on hot days.
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