Masonic Segway Tour

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After bringing the pages of Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code to life in Paris, City Segway Tours welcomes you to join our Masonic Segway Tour of Washington, DC. The Masonic Segway Tour will take you from the pages of Dan Brown’s bestseller The Lost Symbol into the secret corners of the Capital City. We will follow the adventure of renowned Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon, Secretary of the Smithsonian Peter Solomon, and cutting-edge scientist, Katherine Solomon, as they uncover clues that point to a dark Masonic underworld in Washington, DC. The tour will look at Freemason sites and symbols throughout DC, from the most recognizable monuments to the unassuming statues.

The Masonic Segway Tour glides past some of the famous symbols of Freemasonry, traveling down America's main street, Pennsylvania Avenue on top of Capitol Hill and into the heart of DC. J. Edgar Hoover, Albert Pike, and the National Archives Building are highlighted, as well as a thorough ride around the U.S. Capitol Building where you will learn about the start of Robert Langdon's hellish night. See the Library of Congress, hear about Langdon's escape from the CIA, and roll past the Masonic codes hidden in our National Mall. From the Washington Monument, through Freedom Plaza, to the White House; the Masonic influences and their secrets are deeply tied to our country's storied past. Our captivating tour is highlighted by an incredible stop at one of the Freemason's most famous buildings, the House of the Temple, where Dan Brown's novel reaches its climax.

Tour Highlights

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  The U.S. Capitol Building

  Did you know that the cornerstone of one of the most recognizable government buildings in the world was laid during a Freemason ceremony? See where Robert Langdon’s journey begins with a gruesome discovery and the first clues in his hunt to find a hidden Masonic treasure.

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  The Library of Congress

  See how Robert Langdon escaped from the CIA and uncovered more clues on his way to uncovering one of the Mason’s darkest secret. Learn the role the largest library in the world plays in The Lost Symbol and its Freemason connections.

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  The Washington Monument

  Site of Robert Langdon’s revelation to the true nature of Ancient Mysteries, the Washington Monument is the largest structure of its kind. Learn how one of the most well known monuments in the world would not exist if it weren’t for the Freemasons.

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  The White House and Lafayette Park

  Just how many President’s were Freemasons? How does the symbol of the U.S. Presidency relate to Irish Freemasons? Find the answers to these questions and uncover the Masonic history of the President’s House.

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  House of the Temple

  Site of the thrilling climax to The Lost Symbol, the House of the Temple is one of DC’s most spectacular yet, unknown sites. It has been the national headquarters to the Supreme Council since 1915 and houses the famous Temple Room where Peter Solomon finally learns his tormentor’s real identity