- Washington, D.C.
Washington DC: Best of Capitol Hill Bike Tour
See the best of Washington D.C. on two wheels!
Washington DC: Monuments at Night Bike Tour
Enjoy a three-hour guided sunset tour of Washington DC's lit up monuments
Duration:
3h
Max group size:
15
Live guide:
English
Duration:
3h
Live guide:
English
Max group size:
15
Professional English-speaking tour guide
Hybrid bike
Helmet
Basket/bike bag
Gratuities (optional)
- Show your smartphone ticket at Unlimited Biking, at 998 Maine Avenue
- On September 3rd 2024 and moving forward, there will be a new address of : 701 D Street NW Washington DC 20004
- 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 bikes
There is so much to see when visiting Washington DC, with its countless monuments, memorials and museums. The best way to see everything in a consolidated time frame is with a guided bike tour along the entire National Mall and Tidal Basin.
You'll learn all about the history, lore and latest happenings around Washington DC on this evening bike tour. In the evenings, the monuments are less crowded, the air is cooler, and the views of the monuments lit up are magnificent. It's a one-of-a-kind experience!
Cycle along the entire National Mall and Tidal Basin, while your guide fills you in on the history of the city, as well as the latest goings on in DC. You'll pedal around the city as the sun is setting, offering you the chance to see famous monuments basked in evening light, and lit up to further amplify their architectural beauty.
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