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- Georgetown
Washington's most famous neighborhood, known for its shopping, dining, night life and Kennedy pedigree.
- Memorials By Moonlight: A
night time encounter with the National Mall memorials.
- In the Shadow of the Dome: Around the U.S. Capitol: Travel around Washington’s most famous architectural icon, the U.S. Capitol, and past the buildings housing America’s legislative and judicial branches of government.
MONDAY
- Embassy Row: Revel in the architecture along Washington's grandest boulevard.
- I've Got a Secret: Unusual lore and Little Known Facts about Washington, D.C.
- Memorials By Moonlight: A night time encounter with the National Mall memorials.
WEDNESDAY
- The Most Haunted Houses: Features a look at the Octagon, D.C.'s most ghost-filled residence.
THURSDAY
- The Most Haunted Houses: Features a look
at the Octagon, D.C.'s most ghost-filled residence.
Offered on Thursday evenings beginning May 28, 2009.
FRIDAY
- Georgetown
Washington's most famous neighborhood, known for its shopping, dining, night life and Kennedy pedigree.
- Memorials By Moonlight: A night time encounter with the National Mall memorials.
- The Most Haunted Houses: Features a look at the Octagon, D.C.'s most ghost-filled residence.
SATURDAY
- Embassy Row: Revel in the architecture along Washington's grandest boulevard.
- Before Harlem, There Was U Street: One of
D.C.'s coolest neighborhoods is alive with African-American history.
- Capitol Hill: See everything from the
Marine Corps barracks to a centuries-old shopping center.
- Moveable Feast: A Taste of DC:
A walking snack-a-thon through downtown D.C. and beyond.
- Memorials By Moonlight: A
night time encounter with the National Mall memorials.
- The Most Haunted Houses: Features a look at the Octagon, D.C.'s most ghost-filled residence. Offered on Saturday evenings beginning May 30, 2009.
10th ANNIVERSARY WALKS
with Washington Walks founder Carolyn Crouch
- Kalorama: Tour D.C.'s Kalorama
neighborhood - its glory the urban mansions located on the high ground between Massachusetts and Connecticut Avenues.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
- Outdoor Sculpture: Outdoor artwork can be found throughout America’s capital city, yet perhaps nowhere in such abundance as the area known as Judiciary Square
Saturday, June 13, 2009
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Dupont Circle: What was once a hardscrabble “wilderness” became Washington’s most fashionable address at the close of the 19th-century.
Sunday, August 16, 2009
- Penn Quarter: Tour downtown's Seventh Street corridor, where the 19th-century meets the 21st.
Saturday, September 12, 2009
- Georgetown Waterfront:
Explore what was once a historic bustling commerce port, now one of the
trendiest areas in D.C.
Saturday, October 17, 2009
HOLIDAYS
- The Blossom Secrets Stroll -
The history and lore behind the exquisite Japanese cherry trees. Given in
conjunction with the National Cherry Blossom Festival.
Sundays March 29, April 5 and April 12
Mondays March 30 and April 6
Fridays April 3 and April 10
Saturdays March 28, April 4 and April 11
- A Nation's Capital Christmas - A holiday walking tour that includes a visit to the National Christmas tree.
Saturday, December 12, 2009
BUS TOURS
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Civil War Washington: Soldiers and Citizens: Follow the historic roads to the sites made famous by ordinary citizens, determined soldiers, and a U.S. President during America's most wrenching war.
Saturdays during June 2009
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Duke Ellington’s D.C.: Take a trip back to D.C.'s "Black Broadway," boyhood home of jazz master Duke Ellington.
Saturday, October 3, 2009
