My family came into town for the Cherry Blossoms we took their Blossom Secrets Stroll which was really fun and interesting. I appreciated all the knowledge and the "off the beaten path" sights we saw, some of my favorite cherry tree's were hidden in these back gardens. We didn't have the greatest weather but such is the way during cherry... More

What a huge disappointment. This tour is called A taste of DC and is advertised as a 3 hour nibble and nosh feast.......... If you believe that Tea, Coffee and a cupcake is A taste of DC and a representation of the better choices of "snacking, nibbling and nosh feast" and if you enjoy waiting in long lines or a... More

My wife and I took the Most Haunted Houses tour by Washington Walks on 08/06/10. I believe the tour guides name was Renee. The tour was wonderful. After an already long week of walking, we didnt do a whole heck of a lot of walking, and Renee gave us plenty of opportunities to sit as she explained each sight we... More

Our tour was the Saturday morning Embassy Row tour. Beware, because this tour is about socialites and not embassies. We stood for 20 minutes in the same spot in front of a vacant house being renovated while the tour guide droned on and on about another house around the corner, read from a guide book, and showed poor quality b&w... More

We decided to do this tour to get a good lay of the land. We were staying at the Willard Intercontinental and this tour hit all the major spots. The website describes the tour perfectly. Unfortunately we got some drizzle during our tour, and then while at the Lincoln Monument big flashes of lightning started so the tour had to... More

This was the year that my husband's whole family, plus a few friends made the pilgrimage to Washington DC so that all the grandkids could learn about our nations heritage. I found the Washington Walks website and suggested the "Monuments by Moonlight" walking tour. The in-laws were skeptical - it seemed silly to pay $15 per person to see monuments... More