- Washington, D.C.
Washington DC: Best of Capitol Hill Bike Tour
See the best of Washington D.C. on two wheels!
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Washington DC: 3-Hr Monuments & Memorials Guided Bike Tour
Take a three-hour guided bike tour around DC's monuments, memorials and museums
Duration:
3h
Max group size:
15
Live guide:
English
Duration:
3h
Live guide:
English
Max group size:
15
Provider: Unlimited Biking Reservations LLC
Registered address: 228 Park Avenue S, 10003, New York, US
Contact details
Reach out to the Tiqets Help Center, we act as a contact on behalf of the activity supplier
Bike rental, helmets, bike bags
Gratuities (optional)
Meeting point
801 D Street NW, 20004, Washington, D.C.- Show your smartphone voucher at the check-in desk
- Please bring one government issued photo ID to be retained as a deposit for all rentals and a credit card to be kept on file for the security of the vehicles
- On September 3rd 2024, there will be a new address of : 701 D Street NW Washington DC 20004
There’s no shortage of sights to see when visiting the nation's capital. From monuments to memorials, not to mention the Smithsonian Museums.
The best way to see it all is from the saddle of a bike. Join an experienced and knowledgeable guide and get set to explore the best Washington DC has to offer. You'll cycle the length of the National Mass and circle the Tidal Basin, and your guide will fill you in on interesting DC details.
Your tour takes three hours and includes various stops at the city's most important attractions, including various national monuments. There's plenty of time to stop and take photos at each spot, so don't worry about feeling rushed.
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