Washington DC Monuments by Night

The journey, in full

Ready to capture stunning night-time shots and dive into the rich history of the United States? Hop aboard our all-electric Red Roadsters for an unforgettable ride through Washington DC! We start our DC tour at the at National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial, where our guides take you back in time to the city’s origins and give you some tips for exploring the city on your own. From there, enjoy a close-up view of the U.S. Capitol Building, a symbol of American democracy with its striking dome and storied past. As we work our way through the Smithsonian complex, our guides regale you with the story behind our amazing museums and help you choose which one you will visit during your stay. Marvel at the graceful architecture of the National Gallery of Art, then pass the National Museum of Natural History, home to prehistoric giants and dazzling gems. Next, we glide by the National Air and Space Museum, where aviation and space history soar, followed by the National Museum of American History, which houses national treasures like the Star-Spangled Banner. We continue past the National Museum of African American History and Culture, a powerful testament to resilience and heritage. At the Washington Monument, pause to appreciate this towering tribute to the nation’s first president. Passing the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, reflect on its solemn message of remembrance and human rights. Cruise past the Jefferson Memorial, then take in the powerful MLK Memorial and the beauty of the Tidal Basin as it glows at dusk. Continue to the Lincoln Memorial for breathtaking views of the Potomac River and the National Mall lit up at night. Nearby, the Korean War Veterans Memorial and Vietnam Veterans Memorial offer poignant tributes to those who served. As we wrap up, pass the White House, the most famous residence in America, and travel down Pennsylvania Avenue, lined with historic buildings that shape the civic heart of the city. Along the way, enjoy engaging stories about DC’s history, landmarks, and architecture. Afterward, you’re able to wander through the FDR and MLK memorials and enjoy a stroll along the jaw-dropping Tidal Basin at sunset. Continue past the World War I and World War II Memorials to the Lincoln Memorial, where you’re blown away by views of the Potomac River and the National Mall sparkling in the dark. Be entertained by stories of the city’s history, statues, and famous buildings on your way to the White House, where you see possibly the most iconic American structure. Continue toward Capitol Hill to be astounded by the Capitol Building. End your tour on a high note by asking your guide for some recommendations for the rest of your stay in the city. Our Red Roadsters are the personal and comfortable way to tour the National Mall.