- 3 hours
- From $54.54
- Washington, DC
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Witness Washington's majesty by moonlight
See Washington’s spectacular sights at sunset and under milky moonshine. This unmissable moonlit bike tour takes you to the Capitol, National Mall, Washington Monument, Tidal Basin, and the city's most magnificent memorials, with the added benefit of bike rental.
You’ll ride the National Mall, where hundreds of thousands amass to hear inaugural speeches, and which stretches between the United States Capitol and the Washington Monument. See the world’s tallest obelisk sublimely underlit as you take in an unforgettable view of the White House.
Next, you’ll ride around the Tidal Basin, forming part of West Potomac Park, where 250 million US gallons of water from the Potomac River rush through the basin twice a day to flush the Washington Channel. Cycle past numerous awe-inspiring memorials, including those to Thomas Jefferson, Martin Luther King Jr., Franklin D Roosevelt, John Paul Jones, and George Mason. Capture your reflection in the stunning moonlit waters of the basin itself, along with that of the imposing Jefferson memorial.
Onwards to the WWII Memorial and Vietnam Veterans Memorial for moments of a different reflection, before your bicycle tour continues to the Lincoln Memorial. History buffs will instantly recognize this Greek-style building as the site of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, and where the words of Martin Luther King Jr’s “I Have a Dream” speech echoed off the walls.
Your guide will be on hand for the whole bike tour to give you tips and facts about the sites, local exhibits, events, and venues.
Schedule
Days Start Finish Daily 4:30 pm ~7:30 pm Daily 6:30 pm ~9:30 pm Daily 4:30 pm ~7:30 pm Prices
Rate USD Adult $54.54 Child $49.49 Adult - eBike Option $79.79 Highlights
National Mall, Capitol, Washington Monument, White House, Tidal Basin, Thomas Jefferson Memorial, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, Franklin D Roosevelt Memorial, John Paul Jones Memorial, George Mason Memorial, WWII Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Lincoln Memorial
What’s included
- Bike and helmet rental
- Experienced guide
- Illustrated map
Meeting place & directions
Unlimited Biking - 998 Main Avenue SW, Washington, DC 20024
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