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Discover the best top things to do in District of Columbia, District of Columbia including GTDC - Guided Tours DC, District Tours, Historic America, DC Brew Tours, Blue Fern Travel, The Magic Duel, Capital Laughs, Off the Record, ChurchKey, Eighteenth Street Lounge.
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1. GTDC - Guided Tours DC
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 135 reviews
Guided Tours DC is a collection of the top rated and most respected tour guides in Washington, DC offering an immersive experience. Our tours include walking tours, private tours, winery trips, and neighborhood food and drink tours. See Washington the way locals do. Whether you are just visiting or lived here all your life, we can show you a new experience.
2. District Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
We at DC Waterfront Tours at the Wharf think of ourselves as the most creative travel company in DC, run by a small team of awesome locals. Our vision is to create unforgettable local experiences for all our guests as we explore the DC Waterfront through our food, beer and nightlife. We always keep our groups small to ensure a personal experience as you get to know our hometown like the locals.
3. Historic America
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 17 reviews
Historic America is our name, telling America's story is our game! ALL our guides are Professional History Nerds. We take a hands-on MULTI-SENSORY approach to learning & EVERY tour includes our signature SENSORY SUPPLEMENTS! We keep group sizes SMALL, our tours are intimate and engaging experiences. We can't wait to share America's story with you! (MOST tours available in Spanish/French/Mandarin)
4. DC Brew Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 250 reviews
Experience the rich history of Washington DC in an entirely new way. Spend the day with DC Brew Tours as we sample our way through the city, along a journey filled with craft breweries, artisan beers and delicious food! DC Brew Tours is the only beer tour company in the Capital region that offers daily brewery tours to Washington's best breweries, brewpubs, and bars. What this tour cost includes: Beer samples at the breweries/locations we visit (trust us, we provide plenty) VIP tours at 3-4 breweries (All tours include 4 stops!) An awesome beer and food pairing (not appetizers!) Safe and sober transportation in our awesome brew vans Our charismatic and hilarious beer connoisseur/tour guide The history of DC's beer scene Beer journal for tasting notes City Brew Tour VIP Lanyards and 3 post cards to send to a loved one or your greatest enemy- we won’t judge.
5. Blue Fern Travel
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 504 reviews
COVID 19 operational changes: All tours are conducted OUTSIDE with take away tastings. Guests and guides are required to wear masks except when enjoying your delicious tastings. We are operating in a way to maintain the safety of all of our guests and staff. Visit our website to see our specific health and safety practices. Book direct for the best pricing. Blue Fern Travel offers Fork Food Tours and Fizz Drink Tours which tell the story of iconic neighborhoods in DC, MD, and VA through delicious food and drinks. We visit a variety of restaurants, as well as stopping at cultural and historic landmarks on our walking tours. We take you on tasty, off the beaten path tours, where you'll learn about the history, culture, and food of the neighborhood.
6. The Magic Duel
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 148 reviews
Now with live streaming, virtual shows on Friday and Saturday nights, enjoy the comedy and magic of The Magic Duel in the safety and comfort of your own home. Two snarky, sleight-of-hand masters battle for the title of 'Washington DC's Best Magician'. Audience members interact in real time, assisting on screen. Share your enthusiasm in the chat room and then cast your vote to decide who wins the coveted 'Golden Wand' award. A well balanced mix of comedy, magic and audience participation, The Virtual Magic Duel is designed for audiences 12 years and older.
Reviewed By mdhookski - Baltimore, United States
Ok folks I have a sleeper for you. Took my daughter to see, "The Magic Duel" tonight as part of her Christmas gifts. This was absoluetly the BEST show per cost I've attended in the last 5 years or so. Absolutely blown away by Mark Phillips and Ryan Phillips comedic genius combined with their underhanded, overhanded, slight of hand magic stylings. These two could stand alone on their one liners, jokes, and snippity, snarkey humor however the magic you witness has a separate if not even stronger punch of its own. Yes, the audience was repeatedly floored and no participants suffered in any way at all. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU SEE THIS FOR YOURSELF!! Located in the basement of the picturesque Mayflower Hotel, Washington DC. Don't say I never hooked you up.................. Dr Hook
7. Capital Laughs
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Capital Laughs is a group of comedians who want to create something fun and new for the DC Arts scene. We have a lot of comedians who host, produce, promote, and perform at our free and paid shows held nearly every day of the week.
8. Off the Record
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By The_Loup_Garou - Phoenix, United States
Visit for Wines and Lunch in March In March, we were staying at the Hay-Adams, for my wife to attend several days of meetings on Capitol Hill, and I headed down into the semi-basement of the hotel, just as Off the Record opened. As per my usual, I was seeking wine, and I knew I’d find it there. Now, Off the Record is hidden away just a bit, and there is not a great deal of signage in the hotel lobby, unless one looks carefully, or asks directions. As the hotel is on a bit of a hill, on 16th Street NW and H Street NW, the semi-basement is down two flights of steps from the lobby, but from the H St side, it’s only a few steps, and the windows, look out onto H St, but at ankle level. As the name indicates, it’s a favorite haunt of politicians, and those, who meet with them. It’s a very cozy bar, with seating scattered around a bit, and some in nooks and crannies, that make that table feel private. It is adorned with 100's of political cartoon/caricatures, that are fun, just to admire, and then to try and figure out all of the various characters in each panel. I always find a new one, or two. One thing that I like is no political party, or even member, is immune from those pieces of art - Off the Record is totally bi-partisan. I sat at the bar, and had the wine list in hand quickly, while the bartender began setting up for the day - the lunch crowd had not yet arrived, and I had the bar to myself for a bit. The wine list had not changed, since I visited less than a year before, so I settled in with the Torbreck Woodcutter’s Shiraz, Barossa Valley ‘15. The weather outside was rather gloomy, and it just felt like a “Shiraz kind of day.” I also had the Tr Elliott Bootlegger’s Hill Russian River Pinot Noir ‘16, Jordan Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon ‘15, Hubert Borchard Sancerre ‘18. I decided on the OTR Burger w/ caramelized onions, sugar-cured bacon, wild mushrooms and Gruyere cheese, plus OTR mayo, on a nice onion bun, served with fries - this turned out to be a great Burger, juicy and flavorful. The fries were pretty good, as well. This was only the second time I recall eating at Off The Record (usually just drink wines and relax), and each time, the food was good. I spent the next hour, or so, on my tablet, with my wine in front of me. I checked out the coasters, which change with some frequency, and all by the artist, who had done most of the recent caricatures on the walls. Those too had not changed, and I think that I had all in my collection back home. Usually, the bartender points out new ones, since my previous visit, but could not think of any others. For the moment, my collection is complete. I have always found the service to be most friendly, even though I am not a politician, or a lobbyist. I try to keep politics out of my life, as much as is possible, and let my wife worry about such, as she has to work both sides of the aisle. After a bit, I headed up to my room to drop off the tablet in the safe, and go out and explore the parks, across the street - wishing for nicer weather, as so many of the trees were in bloom. Just a lovely little bar, tucked away in an historic hotel, and a great way to wile away an hour, or two. On this visit, I did not dine there, but in the past my wife and I have, and enjoyed a few nice lunches. I think that the food is from the wonderful Lafayette Restaurant, a floor above this cozy bar. I will return, as I always do, whenever in Washington, whether we’re staying at the Hay-Adams, or not.
9. ChurchKey
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
