Zohery Tours International · Capitol Hill
An afternoon loop by mini bus or van from the Hyatt Regency on Capitol Hill, past the White House, the Capitol, the museum and the Lincoln Memorial. It is the cheapest guided tour here, a good fit if you have two hours and already hold a museum pass for another day.
Zohery Tours International runs this short loop from the Hyatt Regency at 400 New Jersey Ave NW, starting at 2:00 p.m. The listing names the White House, Black Lives Matter Plaza, the Capitol, the museum, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library (DC's central library) and the Lincoln Memorial, then brings you back to the hotel. Vehicles are mini buses or mini vans.
It is a new listing with no reviews yet, so you are the test group. At $49 per person, with a child rate for ages 3 to 11, the risk is small. The museum is a drive-by: you won't go in, and the tour has no pass for it. One more thing: the listing still names Black Lives Matter Plaza, but the city began removing the street mural on 16th Street in March 2025, so expect the place, not the painted letters.
Odd detail: the listing ticks "alcoholic beverages" as included next to private transportation. Don't plan around it on a two-hour afternoon drive; ask if it matters to you.
Board at 400 New Jersey Ave NW, a short walk from Union Station.
The White House and the former Black Lives Matter Plaza on 16th Street.
The Capitol, then a drive past the museum on the Mall and the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library downtown.
The steps where Marian Anderson sang in 1939 and Dr. King spoke in 1963.
The loop ends where it started.
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No. The National Museum of African American History and Culture is a drive-by on this route. Entry is free with a timed pass, which you reserve yourself for another time.
At the Hyatt Regency, 400 New Jersey Ave NW on Capitol Hill, at 2:00 p.m. It returns to the same spot after about two hours.
Not yet: it is a new listing. Zohery Tours International is the operator. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before keeps the risk low.
Yes. There is a child rate for ages 3 to 11, and strollers are fine. The vehicle is not wheelchair accessible.
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A two-hour afternoon overview of the city's African American heritage.
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