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!

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

Spend the day roaming the estate with the included self-guided tour of the estate and take in the spectacular views of the Potomac River, as well as the gorgeous gardens and heritage breed animals. The Donald W. Reynolds Museum and Education Center is where you can see authentic artifacts like George Washington's dentures and experience the American Revolution in a 4-D theater where it snows every day.

Purchase gifts and mementos at the Mount Vernon Gift Shop. At Mount Vernon, visitors can walk the Forest Trail and learn about nature. The historic breeds of animals that live at Mount Vernon are on display. Shuttle service will be available for people with mobility issues. Purchase your Mount Vernon tickets today!

Enjoy access on the water taxi all day with this great pass. Pass is valid for unlimited water taxi rides on a single date for one passenger. Cruise down the Potomac River with direct routes between the Wharf, National Harbor, Georgetown and Old Town Alexandria. Beverages can be purchased on board. Transportation to/from pier.

ADA Accessible Information: The Wharf is fully ADA accessible. Alexandria and National Harbor are also fully ADA accessible. Georgetown is not handicapped or ADA accessible. Note: The docks are wheelchair accessible. However, if your guest is able to walk and have a foldable wheel chair our team can help with the wheel chair.

These cruises are more relaxed and casual attire is fine. First come; first served seating.

Cruise will operate seasonally in most weather conditions. In the case of severe weather conditions or upon direction of the U.S. Coast Guard, the cruise will be postponed.

Wharf taxi service will remain dockside during January and February. The boat is fully enclosed and climate-controlled with restrooms located on board.

Yes, your cell phone will work on the cruise. For the comfort of other guests, we ask that cell phone conversations be held only on the outside decks. All areas of our public tours are non-smoking areas.

For larger view of The Wharf Taxi Map, please click here.

The Gastronomic Georgetown Food Tour takes groups to historic yet chic Georgetown, an area that pre-dates Washington DC. You will be transported on this 3.5 hour Food Tour across 250+ years of history. You will travel from the District of Columbia to the Commonwealth of Virginia and enjoy flavors closely connected to this northwest DC neighborhood.

Long before it became popular by the Kennedys and the home of high end retail and fashion, Georgetown was a working class port city pre-dating the Federal City of Washington DC. Its roots are still very much alive, which can be seen in the red brick town homes and turn of the century factories that are found throughout the area.

The Food Tour brings together progressive, high end cuisine with long standing DC institutions. From restaurants and shops running before prohibition to present day swanky hot-spots, the Gastronomic Georgetown Food Tour brings together some of the best this area has to offer.

It is recommended that you eat a light brunch before the tour rather than lunch. The dishes you will try throughout the Gastronomic Georgetown Food Tour are both small meals and traditional tastings. They want you to be able to experience the best each restaurant has to offer. Like their other Food Tours, you will not need dinner after the tour.

You will finish up your journey by crossing the historic C&O canal and enjoying a sweet ending and drink from a bakery that originated as a printing house.

Open your mind and palette to the sights, sounds and flavors the Washington DC area has to offer. Make your reservations, get your eTickets and experience the Gastronomic Georgetown Food Tour, an adventure that is informative, delicious, and most importantly, fun!