Bike and Roll Alexandria offers rentals of Trek comfort hybrids from their location at One Wales Alley in the heart of Old Town. Rentals are available increments of 2-hours, 4- hours, full day or...

DC Metro Food Tours brings groups on 3.5 hour walking tours that highlight the architecture, history, people and most importantly, the cuisine of Washington DC area neighborhoods. Our Food Tours have been carefully developed to create a striking harmony between a neighborhood’s local cuisine, history, and architecture. The food served at each establishment accurately reflects their house specialties while staying true to the area’s culinary history. Washington DC Food Tours:The Capitol Hill Culinary ExperienceCapitol Hill is a 200 year old melting pot of cultures, ethnicities and religions. The country’s largest Victorian neighborhood has been the home to laborers, craftsmen, and members of congress alike. Enjoy a series of dishes from restaurants and shops nestled in quaint row houses, clustered down barracks row, and located inside the district’s longest running market.

Quaint old seaport section of Alexandria on the National Register of Historic Places.

This 3-story industrial-looking building was a Naval torpedo factory during World War II.  It has now been converted into one of the largest collections of art and craft studios in the United States...

Part museum and part restaurant, where dinner is served on pewter platters on wooden tables, much like it was in Washington's day.

Historic home of Martha Washington's granddaughter given as a wedding present by President George Washington.

A public park filled with sculptures and fountains

Elegant Federal-style mansion was once the home of Robert E. Lee.

Historical home of a Robert E. Lee relative that houses many of the furnishings and memorabilia of that era in history.