Our Day and Night National Mall Segway Tour is the perfect tour for both those new to the city and those locals looking to experience Washington DC with an effortless glide. For the newbies to DC, this tour will offer you a fantastic orientation and give you an opportunity to see virtually all of the sites you've read about. For the veterans and locals, we're positive you'll learn new facts and stories about Washington that you've never heard. And we're sure you'll both agree that riding a Segway is the best way to see the 'Capital City'.

Tour Highlights

White House
Possibly the most photographed building in the world and the greatest symbol of power. Every president except George Washington has lived in this Executive Mansion.
United States Capitol
The government moved to “Jenkins’ Hill” in 1800 and the building has been in constant development since. The dome itself can hold the entire Statue of Liberty standing up.
Ford's Theatre
The tragic site of our 16th President's assassination. Learn about John Wilkes Booth's plot, the conspiracy surrounding the fateful night, and the 12-day manhunt that ensued.
Washington Monument
The pinnacle structure dedicated to the founder of our country, George Washington. The centerpiece of the National Mall.
Supreme Court
The highest court in the land, there is always something worth seeing going on in front of the Supreme Court Building. Did you know there is a basketball court on the top floor?
National Archives
A beautiful building designed by John Russell Pope, the National Archives Building is home to the U.S. Constitution, Declaration of Independence, and the Bill of Rights. See for yourself just how large John Hancock's signature really is.
Smithsonian Castle
Established by British scientist, James Smithson, who sent his fortune in 100 bags of gold for "the increase and diffusion of knowledge". Serving as the first endowment of the Smithsonian Institution which has grown to 15 buildings and complexes.
Smithsonian Air & Space Museum
In only three decades this the most visited museum in the world. Learn why the Smithsonian Institute had to build another museum 40 miles away. The museum on the Mall houses the largest collection of historic air and spacecraft in the world!
National Galleries of Art
Pieces from the world’s finest artisans over the last 3 centuries are found can be found in the only non-Smithsonian Museum on the National Mall. See the site of one of the most unknown Presidential assassinations in American history.
Smithsonian Natural History
The second most visited museum in the country. Hear the mystique behind the Hope Diamond, see the Hall of Mammals, explore the fossil lab, and see the two ton stuffed African elephant.
Smithsonian American History Museum
How could they call a museum “America’s Attic”? This museum collects anything possible, but it got its start with a very special flag the inspired on the most well known songs in the world.
Also!
See the FBI Headquarters, Old Executive Office Building, U.S. Navy Memorial and more!

Important Notes

Your safety is always our highest priority, therefore each of our tours begins with a 30-minute orientation session. We will practice on the Segways until everyone feels comfortable and is ready to conquer DC. The Segway is appropriate for virtually anyone 16 and older that weighs 100 pounds or more. Anyone suspected of being under the influence of alcohol will not be permitted to ride. Unfortunately, pregnant women will not be permitted to participate. Got questions? Email us at DC@CitySegwayTours.com.

Parking

For both the Day and Night tours, the Metro or a taxi will be your best option. If parking is imperative, seek out a parking garage as opposed to street parking. Most street parking is good for only one or two hours. If you want to use a parking garage in this area, they typically charge around $7-$9.

Please keep in mind that many parking garages change their hours of operation on a day-to-day basis, based on special events. In addition, due to federal security restrictions, street closures are very common in the Central Business District. If you plan on driving to our office, please account for a little extra time to find parking.

Public Transportation

Metro

Take the Red/Yellow/Green lines to the Gallery Place-Chinatown METRO station. When you get off the train, look for the brown signs that point you to the 9th and G Street Exit. Once you get to street level, we are right across the street.