Washington, D.C. National Mall Segway Tour

Our Day and Night National Mall Tour is the perfect tour for both those new to the city and those locals looking to experience Washington DC with an effortless glide. For the newbies to DC, this Segways tour will offer you a fantastic orientation and give you an opportunity to see virtually all of the sites you've read about. For the veterans and locals, we're positive you'll learn new facts and stories about Washington that you've never heard. And we're sure you'll both agree that riding a Segway is the best way to see the 'Capital City'. Now, the National Mall tour will bring you all the way down to the Lincoln Memorial! All riders be at least 16 years old to participate on a segway tour. White House One of the most photographed building in the world and the greatest symbol of power. Every president except George Washington has lived in this Executive Mansion. United States Capitol The government moved to "Jenkins' Hill" in 1800 and the building has been in constant development ever since. The dome itself can hold the entire Statue of Liberty standing up. Washington Monument The pinnacle structure dedicated to the founder of our country, George Washington. The centerpiece of the National Mall. Smithsonian Castle Established by British scientist, James Smithson who sent his fortune in 100 bags of gold for "the increase and diffusion of knowledge", this building is the first endowment of the Smithsonian Institution which has grown to 15 buildings and complexes. Lincoln Memorial A temple built on the edge of the Potomac River dedicated to the 16th President. It has been at the center of the Civil Rights movement for nearly a century. Pennsylvania Avenue One of the world's most famous avenues and home to the Capitol, the White House, the National Archives, the Navy Memorial, the FBI Building, and more. National Galleries of Art Pieces from the world's finest artisans over the last 3 centuries are found can be found in the only non-Smithsonian Museum on the National Mall. See the site of one of the most unknown Presidential assassinations in American history. Also! See the the WWII Memorial, U.S. Navy Memorial, Capitol Hill, Old Executive Office Building, U.S. The National Mall and more!