easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate walking required on city sidewalks
Join a gripping 2.5-hour walking tour through Washington, D.C., visiting sites of presidential assassination attempts. Discover hidden stories behind iconic landmarks on this unique historical adventure.
2.5 Hours • Ages 14+ • Famous crime scenes in the heart of DC
Embark on a thrilling 2.5-hour walking tour through Washington, D.C., uncovering the hidden sites of presidential assassination attempts. From the Capitol to the White House, explore notorious crime scenes while your guide reveals gripping stories of motives and manhunts that could have altered history. A unique journey through time awaits!
2.5 Hours
This tour is outdoors, usually lasts 2.5 hours and covers 2.5 miles.
Some of the most notorious crime scenes in DC are hidden in plain sight. Strolling from the Capitol to the White House, you'll see the locations of four presidential assassination attempts. Your guide will share the motives, the manhunts, and crazy coincidences that might have changed history forever.
This tour starts on the east side of the U.S. Capitol and ends by the White House.
The tour covers several city blocks, so comfortable and sturdy shoes will keep you energized throughout.
Washington, D.C., can get hot and humid; carrying water helps you stay hydrated during the walk.
Give yourself extra time to meet your guide and avoid missing the tour start time.
Prepare for changing weather, as many parts of the tour are outdoors and weather-dependent.
Washington, D.C. has been the backdrop for significant political events, including several presidential assassination attempts that shaped U.S. history.
Efforts in the city prioritize preserving historical landmarks while encouraging sustainable tourism to protect urban green spaces.
Supportive shoes will help you comfortably cover several miles on paved paths.
Staying hydrated is important, especially during warm months.
summer specific
Protect yourself from spring showers with a packable rain jacket.
spring specific
Dressing in layers helps adjust to cool mornings and warmer afternoons.
fall specific