Dion & Sylvia did a great job! They were enthusiastic, kind, knowledgeable, and entertaining. Just the right amount of time to hit the main attractions and they were especially beautiful at night.

This was the first stop on our most recent DC trip. Although my wife and I had been to DC before, we were bringing two teenagers with us for their first trip (our daughter and niece) and wanted them to see the monuments up close without wearing them out from too much walking. Seeing the monuments at night is great, and we wanted to contrast this experience later for when we visited some again during the daytime. It was December, so using a bus tour made sense. Our tour guide was great. Personable and knowledgeable. The tour was casual; get off the bus or don't. Do what you can; don't overdo it. We felt no pressure and still saw about 15 landmarks in a 2.5-hour span. The last stop was only a few blocks from our Airbnb, so we asked to leave the tour early, and it was no issue at all. Will (highly) recommend to our friends.

Visiting Washington, D.C.’s monuments and memorials at night is a very special experience. After nightfall, these historical landmarks are illuminated with a solemn and peaceful look. The soft lighting of the Lincoln Memorial makes people feel deeply respectful, while the Vietnam and Korean War Memorials are even more solemn in the night atmosphere, especially when reflected in the pool. The Washington Monument looks particularly majestic under the night sky, and the surrounding National Mall is clearly outlined by the lights. Walking through it is both romantic and full of historical weight. Whether standing at the Jefferson Memorial overlooking the tranquility of the Tidal Basin or feeling his extraordinary influence at the Martin Luther King Memorial, visiting these landmarks at night gives them an atmosphere that cannot be matched during the day. Another benefit of night tours is that there are relatively fewer tourists, allowing for a quieter appreciation of these historical landmarks, while also avoiding the heat and crowds during the day. If you have the opportunity, be sure to try this unique night experience, which will allow you to feel the meaning behind these monuments more deeply.

Great tour guide who was funny, entertaining & also knowledgeable. Great value for what all you get. Very nice/clean bus that was warm & made the experience on a cold night very worthwhile and good!

This tour was absolutely amazing! Sally was our tour guide and she was so informative and funny. Chris was our driver and he was awesome! He knew I was by myself so he took lots of pictures for me with no hesitation. I’d recommend this tour to anyone who is new to D.C. and would like to see all the great important sites. It’s so beautiful at night!

Great trip. Our tour guide, Nick, did a great job explaining everything and making it interesting with his corny jokes. At first, I thought the tickets were expensive, but now I realize it was worth it. I thought I knew a lot about the history of the sites and people, but there was so much I didn't know. Worth it.

Besides the bitter cold, we had a great experience! Our driver, Sylvia and our tour guide, Dion were awesome! I’m not sure there is anything about DC and American history that Dion doesn’t know. He has a true passion for it and it shows. We learned a lot, took some good pictures and enjoyed seeing the monuments and other parts of the area he pointed out. Our two teenagers were also happy and entertained so that’s a win!

There were only three stops on this tour. One was a long way off. You couldn’t see out of the bus. The whole trip would have been over three hours. We got off and got an Uber home. Do the monuments at night tour on an open top bus instead.

Fantastic night tour and the guide & driver were both excellent. Highly recommended. It was a cold night but the coach was warm and comfortable.

Sally and Godfrey were excellent guides. Teens stayed engaged throughout. Sally shared interesting facts about history and the city. Highly recommend.

This is a great tour — lots to see, plenty of time off the bus to explore and take photos, and helpful commentary along the way. Elvis was entertaining. Both of my kids (16 and 8) loved it. My only complaint: we paid extra for the glass top bus, but they put us on a normal 14-seat bus. When we asked about it, they told us this is what we get since it’s cold out, but there was a glass top bus with the same company that boarded at the same time as ours. The views out the windows were NOT nearly as good as they would be in the glass top bus, and for the significant up-charge, we were disappointed (as were several others in our group).

The guide was friendly and knowledgeable and the bus was comfortable and clean. The sites of Washington DC were all beautiful at night!

Most of the sights were nice, but a lot of the time was spent on a bus. And unfortunately, the sound system was muffled and it was hard to hear our tour guide's comments. The trees at the Ellipse and CityCenterDC were excellent. The long drive to and from Alexandria wasn't worth the time it took. Overall, though, it was an entertaining way to spend an evening.

Tour was booked and paid for and the tour was cancelled without any notice. Plus $40 in Uber charges to get to the meeting point. Ridiculous!

Excellent tour of many popular monuments and buildings. Tour guide was great and schedule was easy. Very knowledgeable guide and very comfortable bus.