Segway tours Washington dc

Washington DC Tour

Washington DC vs. Entrepreneurs: DC's Monumental Regulations Stifle Small Businesses (Institute for Justice City Studies)

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The District of Columbia is not only our nation's capital; it is a city of great history, one which people from all across the world have made their home. But, perhaps because Washington, D.C. is the center of federal power, it has for too long clung to the idea that there is no problem that government cannot fix. As a result, the District government has enacted one rule after another, over time c...

Segway Tour of Washington DC

$75

Experience a new dimension to sightseeing as you cruise through the nation's capital, past the monuments, White House and other American icons on a Segway. The Segway is the first of its kinda self-balancing, personal transportation device that's designed to operate in any pedestrian environment. The introductory orientation insures you cruise effortlessly through the beautiful parks and sidewalks of Washington DC. In addition individual headsets insure you dont miss a word of the local guide commentary about the cities historical past and current-day activities. The Segway tour is perfect for both, those new to the city and locals looking to experience Washington DC with an effortless glide. This tour offers a fantastic orientation and an opportunity to see virtually all of the famous sites and monuments of Americas capital city.

Washington DC at Night: Segway Tour

$75

See Americas capital city and its famous landmarks bathed in the glow of the setting sun. Forget the traditional modes of transport and get introduced to the innovative Segway. The Segway is the first of its kinda self-balancing, personal transportation device that's designed to operate in any pedestrian environment. This Segway tour is perfect for both those new to the city and those locals looking to experience Washington DC with an effortless glide. For first-time visitors to DC, this tour offers a fantastic orientation and gives an opportunity to see virtually all of the sites one has read about, from the White House and Capitol Hill to the National Galleries of Art and the war memorials.