Old Town Trolley Tours of Washington, DC City Tour:
A 90-minute panoramic trolley tour of Washington, DC with one stop.

It’s the perfect way to explore the city! We’ve carefully crafted our 90-minute tour route to maximize your time and get a great introduction to Washington, DC’s beautiful scenery and rich history.

We designed this tour specially for people that want a top-rated tour with less crowds. Experience over 230 years of history as your expert tour conductor relates the iconic stories, sights and landmarks of our Nation’s Capital! Join us aboard our custom-built Stadium Trolleys featuring stadium seating where every view is a great one.

The Trolley will make one (1) stop along the tour route at the Abraham Lincoln Memorial. While off the trolley, you can visit the Lincoln Memorial, Korean War Veterans Memorial, and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall. You will have 30 minutes to take in the breathtaking views while your guide and the trolley wait for you to continue with their narration upon your return.

During the tour you also see other major sites around the Nation’s Capital, such as... the White House, Washington Monument, Untied States Capitol Building, Thomas Jefferson Memorial, Union Station, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, and the Smithsonian Museums. Be prepared for some really great photo opportunities.

We have the most highly-trained and knowledgeable tour guides and we stand by the quality of our tours with a 100% satisfaction guarantee! So, let’s go explore the Nation’s Capital like only Old Town Trolley Tours can.

See George Washington's elegant home and learn more about the life and legacy of the first American president.

While the Mansion remains closed, there is a lot to see and do with the focus on outdoor activities.
Current Outdoor facilities open during Phase 1:
Visit the final resting place of George & Martha Washington and Stroll through the Upper and Lower Gardens. Outdoor experiences and tours will be offered of the grounds and gardens. Guests can visit with people from Washington's world. Historic trade demonstrations will be on display in the Historic area and Pioneer Farm. Guests can pay their respects at the Slave Memorial and Cemetery. Visit Pioneer Farm and learn of Washington's agriculture practices. Visit the Slave Cabin and learn about those enslaved at Mount Vernon.

The Mount Vernon Food Truck with be serving guests from the 12 acre field. The Piazza will be open with adjusted seating. The Mount Vernon Gift Shop will be open to purchase gifts and souvenirs. Guests are welcome to hike the Forest Trail and learn about the nature at Mount Vernon. Mount Vernon's historic breed animals will be on display. Shuttle service will be available for those with mobility issues at reduce ridership capacity.

Just steps from the National Mall, Museum of the Bible is an educational institution whose purpose is to invite all people to engage with the history, impact and narrative of the Bible. Its seven floors of rare artifacts and state-of-the-art interactive experiences is located just three blocks from the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. Showcasing artifacts spanning 4,000 years of history, the museum offers visitors an immersive and personalized experience with the Bible and a look at the impact this book has had on the world.

Admission includes unlimited access to seven floors of exhibitions and interactive displays, including: a 12-minute film immersing viewers in the remarkable story of how the followers of Jesus grew into a thriving community and a 30 minute "Hebrew Bible" experience, where viewers encounter significant narratives, including the stories of Noah's ark, the burning bush, and Passover!

It’s the perfect Washington DC experience! The Tastes of Georgetown tour. A delicious and culturally-diverse neighborhood food tour that might surprise you. Once a thriving port town, Georgetown is DC’s oldest neighborhood. Discover Georgetown’s cosmopolitan past, where people from every continent and many religions lived together and built an eclectic culinary community.

Walk along a bustling street in one of DC’s iconic neighborhoods. Sample Southern comfort food in a Prohibition-era bar where John F. Kennedy proposed to Jackie Bouvier.

Sip an icy beverage from a local coffee shop while a newfound friend talks about the city’s rich history and how it evolved. Nibble on an empanada from a hidden gem that only locals know about. Stop and discover the colorful story about a mural in an alley that the big tour buses would never see.

It doesn’t matter if you’re visiting for the weekend or planning a special event with friends. This tour is designed to make you feel more like a traveler discovering a new city. The Tastes of Georgetown Tour focuses on local, community-driven restaurants whose food isn’t only delicious; but also reflects the city’s dynamic culture. Combine good eats with discovering cool facts about the city’s evolving music scene and ever-changing architecture, and you’ve got yourself quite a perfect day.

Discover the Tastes of Georgetown....make your reservations today, get your eTickets and then taste a bit of history!