- Washington, D.C.
Washington D.C. Bike Rentals
Secure your bike rental in D.C and visit iconic monuments and memorials
Washington DC: Best of Capitol Hill Bike Tour
See the best of Washington D.C. on two wheels!
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Duration: 2h
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Live guide: English
2-hour guided bike tour through some of the most iconic landmarks in Washington D.C
Cannondale bike rental (eBike Upgrades available)
Helmet, basket/bike bag, lock, and map of the area
Meeting point
701 D Street NW Washington DC 20004, Washington, D.C.- Show your smartphone at the Unlimited Biking Pick Up location
- Please arrive 15 min before the start of the tour to get a bike and fill out the waiver form. Departure is at 10:30
Get up close to Washington D.C.'s striking landmarks and memorials as you cycle around with a local guide! You'll stop at famous sites like the Capitol Building, the Supreme Court Building, the Library of Congress, and more.
Ride in the footsteps of some great Americans, and stop for photos at the Washington Monument and the Ulysses S Grant Memorial, before learning about the history of the FBI Headquarters and the National Archives.
Enjoy amazing views of the White House and Lafayette Square as you pedal down Pennsylvania Avenue.
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