PERFECT PRIVATE
BLACK HISTORY TOUR
Starting at $325 – Up to 10 Guests
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
- Walk through history at the Martin Luther King Jr. & Lincoln Memorials
- Snap iconic photos at the U.S. Capitol, White House & Ben’s Chili Bowl
- Visit Lincoln Park’s Emancipation Statue & Mary McLeod Bethune Memorial
- Explore the legacy of Howard University & the historic Howard Theater
- See Washington’s monument and memorials beautifully lit at night
- End with admission to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture
WHAT'S INCLUDED
✅ Hotel pickup & drop-off
✅ Private licensed tour guide
✅ Bottled water
✅ Luxury vehicle (SUV or Sprinter van)
ITINERARY
🕘 9:00 AM – Pickup from Hotel
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial
Lincoln Memorial
U.S. Capitol (photo stop)
White House (photo stop)
Lincoln Park – Emancipation Statue & Mary McLeod Bethune Statue
Howard University
Howard Theater
Duke Ellington Statue
Ben’s Chili Bowl (photo stop)
National Museum of African American History and Culture (admission included)
🕛 12:00 PM – Drop-off @ African American History and Culture Museum
PRICING
1–2 Guests: $325
3–4 Guests: $375
5–10 Guests: $475
Wonderful Tour
This was a great tour, well worth the price! Christopher provided first class service every step of the way! My friends and I were visiting DC from Canada for the first time and this black history tour was the perfect welcome to the city. Christopher you’re a very knowledgeable and gracious tour guide, thanks for the great experience.
Extremely knowledgeable and very personable.
We had a fabulous time on our tour. Christopher has a great personality, is extremely knowledgeable about the history of Washington, the African American history as well as the history of the United States. His car was spotless, and he is an excellent driver. We enjoyed spending the day with him and I would recommend taking his tour.
Worth the Money
Wonderful experience with Chris, a D.C. native with a deep knowledge of area history and a keen sense for complex historical anecdote. Also his jokes are good. Skipping the line at the African-American History museum is priceless and the additional sites that Chris includes on the tour are meaningful and probably impossible to visit in so little time without a chauffeured vehicle. You won’t look at some of the monuments the same way after visiting the museum. We are thinking of taking the tour again when our child is older.
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