• Korean War Veterans Memorial - The tour begins here, where visitors will witness the impressive memorial and learn about Korea’s history, the outbreak of the war, and the United States’ efforts to assist South Korea.

In total, approximately 1,780,000 Americans served, with 36,574 losing their lives, 103,284 wounded, and 4,714 taken as prisoners of war. Today, it is often referred to as the forgotten war.

• Lincoln Memorial - Visitors will ascend the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to explore the history of Lincoln, his ascent to power, and his transformative impact on the USA.

The monument offers insights into its secrets, the steps, and dispels a few conspiracies.

• Vietnam Veterans Memorial - The tour continues through the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, where visitors will learn about the Vietnam War, its origins, and the US involvement.

The memorial’s history will be shared with attendees.

• Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool - The tour proceeds to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, where visitors will hear about the significant Civil Rights events and Martin Luther King’s iconic “I Have a Dream” speech, along with some “Forrest Gump” history.

The pool’s history will be explored before walking to the WW2 memorial.

• World War II Memorial - Attendees will visit the WW2 Memorial, discovering Kilroy’s story and the history and narratives surrounding WW2 and the memorial.
• Washington Monument - Uncover the story of George Washington, his initial affinity for being British, his “Town Killer” nickname, and his eventual decision to revolt and win the war!

Please note, this tour does not include entry into the monument. Tickets are free but not always available, so securing a ticket in advance is recommended.

• National Gallery of Art – Sculpture Garden - Visitors will have the opportunity to view Chagall and Miro statues and learn their stories.

Lunch can be enjoyed at the Café while appreciating the art.

• National Gallery of Art - Experience works by the world’s most renowned artists, including Da Vinci, Van Gogh, and many others, while learning about their stories and history.
• National Museum of the American Indian - Discover the stories of Native Americans, the Buffalo Dancer, the ‘Totem’ poles, and much more as the tour explores the Museum.
• Capitol Reflecting Pool - The tour pauses at the Capitol Reflecting Pool, where visitors will hear about the history of General Grant and the pool.
• United States Capitol - The tour concludes at the steps of the Capitol Building, where its story and history will be shared.

• Unlimited access - tour never expires.
• Explore the National Mall, memorials, and museums for free.
• Self-guided tour via our user-friendly walking tour app.
• Complete flexibility - tour available 24/7 every day of the year, entirely outdoors.

• No food or drinks.
• Washington Monument ticket must be booked before hand, it’s free. (but first come, first serve)

Embark on a smartphone-powered, location-aware walking tour that will take you to Washington D.C.’s distinguished monuments and museums, coupled with a few undisclosed treasures, leveraging the combined power of our unique tour technology and storytelling. Undertake this adventure at a pace and schedule that fits you.

Your journey will include visiting significant monuments, memorials, and statues such as the Vietnam War, Lincoln, Washington, Korean War, World War II, General Grant, Garfield, Buffalo Dancer, Joan Miro, and Marc Chagall, among others. Not forgetting the incredible Smithsonian museums like American History, Natural History, Air and Space, American Indians, the National Gallery, and the Sculpture Garden, all admission-free, if operating hours permit.

Throughout this exploration, I will enrich your experience by sharing interesting narratives and undisclosed facts about each site, explaining how they helped shape the United States as we know it.

I will even recommend a lunch spot where you can have a picnic along the way. Our journey initiates at the Korean War Veterans Memorial, right next to the soldiers adorned in ponchos.

• • Washington Monument ticket must be booked before hand, (Limited slots) it’s free but first come, first serve.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.