Washington DC: American History & D.C. Monuments Day & Night Guided Tour by E-Cart

Tour Details

1. Starting Point – 333 G St NW

Your Washington DC guided tour begins at 333 G St NW. Meet your expert guide, get a quick safety briefing, and hop into the open-air electric cart.

2. Capitol Hill

See Capitol Hill, home of the United States Congress. This is one of the most iconic political buildings in America and a symbol of U.S. democracy.

3. National Gallery of Art

Drive by the National Gallery of Art, known for its world-class collection and beautiful architecture. A must-see for art and culture lovers in Washington, DC.

4. Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

Pass by the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, famous for dinosaurs, minerals, fossils, and the story of life on Earth.

5. National Museum of African American History and Culture

Learn the story of Black history in America at one of the most important museums in Washington, DC. The building itself is an architectural landmark.

6. Washington Monument

Get unforgettable views of the Washington Monument, the tall marble obelisk honoring George Washington. Perfect photo stop on the National Mall.

7. Thomas Jefferson Memorial

Admire the Jefferson Memorial, dedicated to the author of the Declaration of Independence and the 3rd President of the United States. Classic neoclassical design right by the Tidal Basin.

8. Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) Memorial

Explore the FDR Memorial, a powerful open-air memorial that tells the story of the Great Depression and World War II through statues, quotes, and waterfalls.

9. Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial

Visit the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, honoring the legacy of the civil rights leader and his message of equality, justice, and freedom.

10. Lincoln Memorial

Stand at the Lincoln Memorial, one of the most famous landmarks in Washington, DC. This is where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered the “I Have a Dream” speech in 1963.

11. Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Pause at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, a moving black-granite wall engraved with the names of those who served and sacrificed during the Vietnam War.

12. Korean War Veterans Memorial

See the Korean War Veterans Memorial, featuring lifelike statues of soldiers on patrol and a powerful message: “Freedom Is Not Free.”

13. Albert Einstein Memorial

Stop by the Albert Einstein Memorial, a popular photo location with a giant bronze statue of Einstein. A fun and unique stop during your DC monuments tour.

14. The White House

View the White House, the official residence and workplace of the President of the United States. Your guide will share stories about presidents, daily life inside, and historic moments.

15. Return to 333 G St NW

The tour ends back at 333 G St NW. This is your drop-off point and final photo opportunity with the guide and the cart.

Why This Washington DC Tour Is Special

• Guided sightseeing: Live storytelling from an expert Washington, DC guide.
• See all the highlights fast: Monuments, memorials, and national landmarks in one route.
• Open-air electric cart: Comfortable, eco-friendly, and perfect for photos.
• Great for day or night: Daytime views or illuminated monuments after dark.

This Washington DC guided electric cart tour is perfect if you want a flexible, small-group, hop-on/hop-off style experience with amazing photo stops and real historical context — not just a drive-by.