Tickets to the Washington Monument

This self-guided audio walk explores historic Georgetown, one of Washington, D.C.’s oldest and most character-filled neighborhoods. It will appeal to travelers interested in early American history, elegant architecture, university traditions, hidden gardens, and a few surprising local legends. The route begins at the Old Stone House, a rare surviving pre-Revolutionary building from 1766, then follows the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and the Potomac waterfront at Washington Harbour. From there, the walk climbs into Georgetown’s older streets, passing the Exorcist Steps and the campus of Georgetown University, founded in 1789. Along the way, you will encounter places tied to Alexander Graham Bell at the Volta Bureau, grand estates such as Tudor Place and Dumbarton House, and the museum and gardens of Dumbarton Oaks. The tour continues through quieter corners including Oak Hill Cemetery and notable historic homes before ending back near the Old Stone House in the heart of Georgetown. On the way, the most memorable experiences include standing beside canal locks, looking out over the river, walking university grounds, discovering refined gardens behind historic walls, and feeling the contrast between Georgetown’s polished shopping streets and its deep, layered past.

This self-guided audio tour explores Washington, D.C. through art, theater, government, and national remembrance. It will appeal to first-time visitors who want more than postcard views and are curious about how the capital tells the American story in its museums, memorials, and public spaces. The route starts at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, then moves through Chinatown, the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the National Portrait Gallery, and the historic stage of Ford's Theatre. From there, you continue past the National Theatre and Freedom Plaza toward the White House area at The President's Park, then head onto the National Mall. The second half of the walk follows the city's most symbolic landscape: the Washington Monument, World War II Memorial, Vietnam Women's Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Korean War Veterans Memorial, Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, the Tidal Basin, and the Thomas Jefferson Memorial. The tour then turns back toward civic Washington, passing the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Bartholdi Fountain, the United States Capitol, and ending at the Library of Congress and the Supreme Court. Along the way, the most memorable experiences include standing beneath the Capitol dome, facing Lincoln across the Reflecting Pool, walking beside the engraved names at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and seeing how art, democracy, and memory meet in the heart of the city.

Noah's ark, the burning bush, Passover... we all know bits from the Bible, but if you want the full story behind it, get yourself a ticket to The Museum of the Bible! With virtual reality journeys, interactive exhibits, seven floors of awesome artifacts, and state-of-the-art exhibitions, this is the Bible made fun! Experience the Bible like never before and unravel the nearly 3,000-year history of the world's all-time bestseller. Just three blocks from the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., and mere steps from The National Mall; The Museum of the Bible is in a convenient location, too!

Obtaining a White House tour can be very difficult. Explore the White House through its Visitor Center Museum and walk along the President's Park guided by this in-app audio tour. It will make your experience easy and exciting! NOTE! This is not a tour of the White House but of its museum only! The museum has a free admission. By buying this audio tour, you don’t pay for your entry—you get an opportunity to explore it at your own pace with audio commentary along the carefully planned route. The tour starts at the White House Visitor Center, which offers a window into the president's iconic home and the oldest public building in the District of Columbia. You will hear about presidents' daily life and see historical artifacts, such as the miniature White House, the 1898 Eagle Flag Pole, Monroe's soup tureen, the French Red Armchair, and many more. The tour will continue along the North Trail of the President's Park, where you will see the statues of American heroes, such as General Jackson and General Lafayette, and hear the stories behind notable historical events. Get a glimpse of the White House while walking along this 1.5-mile trail. NOTE! The White House Visitor Center is open from Tuesday to Friday from 7.30 am to 4 pm, and is closed on Sunday and Monday. Reserve 15 minutes for security screening. This tour is not affiliated with the White House Visitor Center but is provided by an independent creator. Admission is free, and no reservation is needed.

Discover the culture and heritage of America's indigenous peoples guided through the Museum of the American Indian by your in-app audio tour. National Museum of the American Indian houses one of the world's largest collections of Native American artifacts spanning thousands of years. This tour will take you through the museum's highlights and introduce you to the rich heritage of the Native American peoples. The tour starts in the Potomac Atrium, the heart of the building, where you will get a glimpse into the history of the museum. Here, you will see some artifacts and artworks demonstrating the traditions of the American Indians. Next, you will learn about the Native peoples of the Chesapeake Bay region, now Washington, D.C., through photos, and ceremonial and everyday objects showcased at the Return to a Native Place exhibition. The 3rd floor also offers family activities where you can enjoy hands-on displays in the ImagiNATIONS Activity Center. While visiting the Americans Exhibition, you will see how Native American imagery has imbued the life of modern Americans and hear the true story of Pocahontas. Learn about clothing, toys, tools, and ceremonial objects through Window on Collections Exhibitions on the 3rd and 4th levels. After the tour, choose to try native foods at the Mitsitam Cafe or shop for unique souvenirs. This tour is not affiliated with the NMAI but is provided by an independent creator. Entrance is free and requires no reservation.

Welcome to picture-perfect Georgetown in Washington D.C.! This audio tour will walk you along the cobbled streets and distinguished houses to introduce notables who lived or worked there and give a glimpse of the neighborhood's history. The tour begins near the Old Stone House, the oldest one in Georgetown, and the whole city. Next, you will cross the iconic tranquil Chesapeake & Ohio canal that evokes Venice. From there, you will get to Washington Harbor, the popular leisure area with a vista of the Potomac River and the site of the city's biggest ice rink. Take pictures in front of Georgetown University, the oldest Catholic and Jesuit university in the U.S. founded in 1789 that boasts world-famous alumni like Bill Clinton and Bradley Cooper. Passing by the beautiful Volta Bureau building, where famous Alexander Bell researched into deafness, you will discover his accomplishments apart from inventing the telephone. Walking up and down the streets, you will meet the Kennedy family and see the Federal-style houses they lived in before and after the White House. Near one of them, you will admire the imposing Dumbarton House where the United Nations charter was mapped out to be signed in San Francisco in 1945. Finally, you will spot the tiny Old Wooden House built before the Civil War, which is one of the oldest in the city. Join the tour and experience the storied past and present of this charming historic district in the United States' capital!

This sizzling hop-on hop-off trolley tour is stuffed with history! Departing every 30 minutes, ride the Old Town Trolley Washington and see the Smithsonian, the Capitol, the Supreme Court and more.

Discover rich American history guided through the museum's captivating exhibits by your own audio tour. Note! This museum has a free (!) admission. By buying this audio tour, you don’t pay for your entry. However, you get an opportunity to explore the beauty of the museum at your own pace, following the carefully planned route, seeing the best the museum has to offer, and listening to amazing stories. The tour may be used anytime during the opening hours: from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Start the tour from the first floor to see the American technology and engineering wonders, such as the magnificent John Bull locomotive. Then visit the Food Exhibition to learn how the new technologies transformed what we eat today and see Julia Child's recreated kitchen. Explore America on the Water and America on the Move exhibits to marvel at the early American Navy and all the types of vintage vehicles from the United States. On the second floor, you will hear the story of the original Star-Spangled Banner Flag. The third floor will take you to the military and political history of the United States. You will see the Gunboat Philadelphia and the famous exhibit of the First Ladies of America outfits. Finish the tour in the museum's courtyard, where you can see the famous abstract Infinity Sculpture. This tour is not affiliated with the NMAH but is provided by an independent creator. Entrance is free and requires no reservation.

Take this informative and educational audio tour to explore the collection of natural history artefacts, from dinosaur skeletons to early humans. Note! The admission to the museum is free! With this tour, you get an audio commentary along a planned route through the highlights of the museum. Learn the history of the planet through an immersive experience of walking through the interactive halls of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, located on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. On the first floor of the museum, you will see the huge African Bush Elephant and learn about the culture of African people. Here, you will face the megatooth shark and dive into the ocean along with the blue whales. Dinosaur lovers will be excited to see giants like Tyrannosaurus rex, Diplodocus and many more. The second floor will take you to the world of bones where you will see skeletons of monkeys, giraffes, snakes, turtles and many more. Critical Distance augmented reality experience will give you the possibility to swim with the orcas and “see” the underwater world through their eyes. Egyptian mummies will "tell" you the story of the most ancient civilisation. This audio tour will help you to find the highlights of numerous museum halls and reveal the most incredible facts about creatures that ever inhabited the Earth. The tour is not affiliated with the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History but is provided by an independent creator.

This self-guided audio walking tour explores Congressional Cemetery in Washington, D.C., through the lives, legends, and oddities hidden among its graves and monuments. It will appeal to travelers interested in history, politics, architecture, Civil War stories, and unusual local character. The route begins at Congressional Cemetery and follows its paths through a compact cluster of notable memorials and burial sites before ending at the grave of Leonard Matlovich. Along the way, you will encounter the cemetery’s famous quirks, including the distinctive “Accordion” grave enclosures, then continue to stories tied to Chester Ashley, bandleader John Philip Sousa, the solemn Arsenal Monument, Beau Hickman, photographer Mathew Brady, architect William Thornton, and the graves of J. Edgar Hoover and Matlovich. This tour offers a different view of the capital: not the grand facades of government, but the personal stories left behind by politicians, artists, reformers, veterans, and eccentrics. The most memorable moments include seeing the cemetery’s unusual funerary design, standing before monuments shaped by national tragedy, and discovering how fame, scandal, service, and individuality all meet in one remarkable historic landscape.