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Plan the best vacation to date when you take one of these amazing Bike and Roll Guided Bike Tours in the Washington DC area, where you can see multiple sites and monuments around the city to complete your trip! With multiple choices for tours that have different distances and difficulty levels, you are sure to be able to find the perfect tour for your family, making your vacation more memorable than you could have possibly imagined.

Whether you want to visit some popular tourist sites and monuments during the day and soak up some wonderful warm sun, or would rather see it all by night and check out how the streetlights illuminate the whole town, you are sure to find the best tour for your group, making your tour even more personalized than any other tours. See sites like the Smithsonian Museums, Capitol Building, Capitol Hill, Supreme Court building, the Washington Monument, WWII Memorial, and so many more popular sites around the DC area. Bring your camera along to capture images of these impressive monuments and sites to show off to friends and family, and take the memories home with you. 

The tours are very safe; you will always ride on a sidewalk and will be with your experienced guide at all times. Be sure to book your reservations for the Bike and Roll Guided Bike Tours in Washington DC and start your memorable vacation today!

Capital Sites Bike Tour

• United States Capitol Building: This building as been through hundreds of years of history. Today, it serves as a museum of American art & history. 
• Supreme Court: Established in 1789, this is highest court in the United States federal judiciary.
• Library of Congress: The oldest federal cultural institution in the States. This is the research library of the Congress and the largest library in the world!
• White House: This is the famous home of the current President of the country and their family. Here, important meetings take place and history is written every day. 
• Smithsonian Museums: A combonation of eleven museums and galleries. This is the world's largest museum, research, and education complex. You could spend days here!
• Lincoln Memorial: Built to honor our 16th President, it was opened in 1922 and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1966.
• WWII Memorial: This huge memorial honors Americans who served in the armed forced suring WWII.
• Washington Monument: This tall memorial was build to honor George Washington. It is very iconic! 

Monuments Bike Tour

• United States Capitol Building: This building as been through hundreds of years of history. Today, it serves as a museum of American art & history. 
• Supreme Court: Established in 1789, this is highest court in the United States federal judiciary.
• Library of Congress: The oldest federal cultural institution in the States. This is the research library of the Congress and the largest library in the world!
• White House: This is the famous home of the current President of the country and their family. Here, important meetings take place and history is written every day. 
• Smithsonian Museums: A combonation of eleven museums and galleries. This is the world's largest museum, research, and education complex. You could spend days here!
• Lincoln Memorial: Built to honor our 16th President, it was opened in 1922 and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1966.
• WWII Memorial: This huge memorial honors Americans who served in the armed forced suring WWII.
• Washington Monument: This tall memorial was build to honor George Washington. It is very iconic! 

Monuments at Night Bike Tour

• WWII Memorial: This huge memorial honors Americans who served in the armed forced suring WWII.
• Vietnam War Memorial: This 2-acre memorial honors those who fought in the Vietnam War.
• Jefferson Memorial: Established in 1943, this memorial honors Thomas Jefferson, founder of the Democratic Party.
• Lincoln Memorial: Built to honor our 16th President, it was opened in 1922 and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1966.
• FDR Memorial: This memorial, of course, honors Franklin Delano Roosevelt. This is the second of two memorials for him.
• Martin Luther King Jr Memorial: This memorial covers four entire acres! It is meant to be a lasting tribute to this great man.