Les meilleurs événements de la ville Washington DC. Sites par Segway Tour à Washington DC commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Cette visite en Segway donne un aperçu du National Mall et couvre le Capitole, le côté sud de la Maison Blanche, le Lincoln Memorial, des endroits amusants hors du centre commercial et une promenade sur Pennsylvania Avenue

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Washington DC

Arrive 15 minutes prior to start time to check-in and sign a waiver. We'll start with a bit of training to introduce you to the joy of riding a Segway. Your guide will provide one on one training before letting you test ride for a bit before setting out on tour.

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Smithsonian Institution Building

Stop outside of "The Castle", the original Smithsonian Building and learn about the founder, John Smithson. Find out why he donated his estate to the United States although he'd never stepped foot on American soil during his life... (We will not enter The Castle)

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National Mall

We'll spend much of the tour riding along the National Mall where your guide will point out Smithsonian Museums and orient you with "America's Front Yard".

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Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Pass by the Hirschhorn Museum

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Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

Ride by Natural History. Plan to pop in during your DC stay to see the Hope Diamond!

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National Air and Space Museum

This museum is one of the world's most visited! Stop in while you're in DC to find out why!

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National Gallery of Art

Ride between the East and West buildings. Which would you rather see? Classic art or Modern art? Your guide can point you in the right direction!

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Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Take a short break here (we don't want you to get "Segleg"!) and learn about the famed Civil War general.

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U.S. Capitol

Stop outside the US Capitol Building and learn about the design and function of the site where members of the House and Senate convene. Do you know who sits atop the Capitol? What does it mean when the flags are flying? (We will not go into the Capitol)

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United States Botanic Garden

The Botanic Garden maintains a fabulous collection of nearly 26,000 plants.

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Newseum

See the newspapers from various states and countries, which are updated and posted every single day.

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The National Archives Museum

Glide past the building that holds America's most important documents.

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FBI Headquarters

As you Segway down the middle of Pennsylvania Ave (in a protected bike lane!) , you'll pass by the FBI Headquarters.

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White House

See the home of the president from the south side (did you know that there is no "front" and no "back"? (We will not go into the The White House)

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Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Learn about the controversial design and some of the symbolism behind one of the most solemn memorials in DC. If you shed a tear while your guide is sharing information, you'll be in good company. It's difficult not to get emotional during this stop.

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Lincoln Memorial

Your guide will tell you all about the memorial dedicated to our first President before you climb the steps to see Abe sitting atop and take in the sweeping views of the entire National Mall.

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Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit without a guide, you'll likely miss much of the symbolism hidden behind the memorial dedicated to "the Forgotten War".

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National World War II Memorial

Your guide will share the stories behind the pillars, the gold stars, and the two pavilions of this memorial dedicated to those who fought in the second World War.

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Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Washington Monument is two different colors? You'll learn the story behind this fact, among others, during this stop. (We do not go into the Monument)

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National Museum of African American History and Culture

DC's newest Smithsonian is a site to behold. We highly recommend a visit; be sure to reserve your tickets in advance.

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National Museum of American History

Make sure to go see the original Star Spangled Banner and Julia Child's kitchen!

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Washington DC

Explore Washington DC, learn about the history and take photos!

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Washington DC

Arrive 15 minutes prior to start time to check-in and sign a waiver. We'll start with a bit of training to introduce you to the joy of riding a Segway. Your guide will provide one on one training before letting you test ride for a bit before setting out on tour.

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Smithsonian Institution Building

Stop outside of "The Castle", the original Smithsonian Building and learn about the founder, John Smithson. Find out why he donated his estate to the United States although he'd never stepped foot on American soil during his life... (We will not enter The Castle)

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National Mall

We'll spend much of the tour riding along the National Mall where your guide will point out Smithsonian Museums and orient you with "America's Front Yard".

26

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Pass by the Hirschhorn Museum

27

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

Ride by Natural History. Plan to pop in during your DC stay to see the Hope Diamond!

28

National Air and Space Museum

This museum is one of the world's most visited! Stop in while you're in DC to find out why!

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National Gallery of Art

Ride between the East and West buildings. Which would you rather see? Classic art or Modern art? Your guide can point you in the right direction!

30

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Take a short break here (we don't want you to get "Segleg"!) and learn about the famed Civil War general.

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U.S. Capitol

Stop outside the US Capitol Building and learn about the design and function of the site where members of the House and Senate convene. Do you know who sits atop the Capitol? What does it mean when the flags are flying? (We will not go into the Capitol)

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United States Botanic Garden

The Botanic Garden maintains a fabulous collection of nearly 26,000 plants.

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Newseum

See the newspapers from various states and countries, which are updated and posted every single day.

34

The National Archives Museum

Glide past the building that holds America's most important documents.

35

FBI Headquarters

As you Segway down the middle of Pennsylvania Ave (in a protected bike lane!) , you'll pass by the FBI Headquarters.

36

White House

See the home of the president from the south side (did you know that there is no "front" and no "back"? (We will not go into the The White House)

37

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Learn about the controversial design and some of the symbolism behind one of the most solemn memorials in DC. If you shed a tear while your guide is sharing information, you'll be in good company. It's difficult not to get emotional during this stop.

38

Lincoln Memorial

Your guide will tell you all about the memorial dedicated to our first President before you climb the steps to see Abe sitting atop and take in the sweeping views of the entire National Mall.

39

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit without a guide, you'll likely miss much of the symbolism hidden behind the memorial dedicated to "the Forgotten War".

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National World War II Memorial

Your guide will share the stories behind the pillars, the gold stars, and the two pavilions of this memorial dedicated to those who fought in the second World War.

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Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Washington Monument is two different colors? You'll learn the story behind this fact, among others, during this stop. (We do not go into the Monument)

42

National Museum of African American History and Culture

DC's newest Smithsonian is a site to behold. We highly recommend a visit; be sure to reserve your tickets in advance.

43

National Museum of American History

Make sure to go see the original Star Spangled Banner and Julia Child's kitchen!

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Washington DC

Explore Washington DC, learn about the history and take photos!

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Washington DC

Arrive 15 minutes prior to start time to check-in and sign a waiver. We'll start with a bit of training to introduce you to the joy of riding a Segway. Your guide will provide one on one training before letting you test ride for a bit before setting out on tour.

46

Smithsonian Institution Building

Stop outside of "The Castle", the original Smithsonian Building and learn about the founder, John Smithson. Find out why he donated his estate to the United States although he'd never stepped foot on American soil during his life... (We will not enter The Castle)

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National Mall

We'll spend much of the tour riding along the National Mall where your guide will point out Smithsonian Museums and orient you with "America's Front Yard".

48

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Pass by the Hirschhorn Museum

49

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

Ride by Natural History. Plan to pop in during your DC stay to see the Hope Diamond!

50

National Air and Space Museum

This museum is one of the world's most visited! Stop in while you're in DC to find out why!

51

National Gallery of Art

Ride between the East and West buildings. Which would you rather see? Classic art or Modern art? Your guide can point you in the right direction!

52

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Take a short break here (we don't want you to get "Segleg"!) and learn about the famed Civil War general.

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U.S. Capitol

Stop outside the US Capitol Building and learn about the design and function of the site where members of the House and Senate convene. Do you know who sits atop the Capitol? What does it mean when the flags are flying? (We will not go into the Capitol)

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United States Botanic Garden

The Botanic Garden maintains a fabulous collection of nearly 26,000 plants.

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Newseum

See the newspapers from various states and countries, which are updated and posted every single day.

56

The National Archives Museum

Glide past the building that holds America's most important documents.

57

FBI Headquarters

As you Segway down the middle of Pennsylvania Ave (in a protected bike lane!) , you'll pass by the FBI Headquarters.

58

White House

See the home of the president from the south side (did you know that there is no "front" and no "back"? (We will not go into the The White House)

59

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Learn about the controversial design and some of the symbolism behind one of the most solemn memorials in DC. If you shed a tear while your guide is sharing information, you'll be in good company. It's difficult not to get emotional during this stop.

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Lincoln Memorial

Your guide will tell you all about the memorial dedicated to our first President before you climb the steps to see Abe sitting atop and take in the sweeping views of the entire National Mall.

61

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit without a guide, you'll likely miss much of the symbolism hidden behind the memorial dedicated to "the Forgotten War".

62

National World War II Memorial

Your guide will share the stories behind the pillars, the gold stars, and the two pavilions of this memorial dedicated to those who fought in the second World War.

63

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Washington Monument is two different colors? You'll learn the story behind this fact, among others, during this stop. (We do not go into the Monument)

64

National Museum of African American History and Culture

DC's newest Smithsonian is a site to behold. We highly recommend a visit; be sure to reserve your tickets in advance.

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National Museum of American History

Make sure to go see the original Star Spangled Banner and Julia Child's kitchen!

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Washington DC

Explore Washington DC, learn about the history and take photos!

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Washington DC

Arrive 15 minutes prior to start time to check-in and sign a waiver. We'll start with a bit of training to introduce you to the joy of riding a Segway. Your guide will provide one on one training before letting you test ride for a bit before setting out on tour.

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Smithsonian Institution Building

Stop outside of "The Castle", the original Smithsonian Building and learn about the founder, John Smithson. Find out why he donated his estate to the United States although he'd never stepped foot on American soil during his life... (We will not enter The Castle)

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National Mall

We'll spend much of the tour riding along the National Mall where your guide will point out Smithsonian Museums and orient you with "America's Front Yard".

70

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Pass by the Hirschhorn Museum

71

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

Ride by Natural History. Plan to pop in during your DC stay to see the Hope Diamond!

72

National Air and Space Museum

This museum is one of the world's most visited! Stop in while you're in DC to find out why!

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National Gallery of Art

Ride between the East and West buildings. Which would you rather see? Classic art or Modern art? Your guide can point you in the right direction!

74

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Take a short break here (we don't want you to get "Segleg"!) and learn about the famed Civil War general.

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U.S. Capitol

Stop outside the US Capitol Building and learn about the design and function of the site where members of the House and Senate convene. Do you know who sits atop the Capitol? What does it mean when the flags are flying? (We will not go into the Capitol)

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United States Botanic Garden

The Botanic Garden maintains a fabulous collection of nearly 26,000 plants.

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Newseum

See the newspapers from various states and countries, which are updated and posted every single day.

78

The National Archives Museum

Glide past the building that holds America's most important documents.

79

FBI Headquarters

As you Segway down the middle of Pennsylvania Ave (in a protected bike lane!) , you'll pass by the FBI Headquarters.

80

White House

See the home of the president from the south side (did you know that there is no "front" and no "back"? (We will not go into the The White House)

81

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Learn about the controversial design and some of the symbolism behind one of the most solemn memorials in DC. If you shed a tear while your guide is sharing information, you'll be in good company. It's difficult not to get emotional during this stop.

82

Lincoln Memorial

Your guide will tell you all about the memorial dedicated to our first President before you climb the steps to see Abe sitting atop and take in the sweeping views of the entire National Mall.

83

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit without a guide, you'll likely miss much of the symbolism hidden behind the memorial dedicated to "the Forgotten War".

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National World War II Memorial

Your guide will share the stories behind the pillars, the gold stars, and the two pavilions of this memorial dedicated to those who fought in the second World War.

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Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Washington Monument is two different colors? You'll learn the story behind this fact, among others, during this stop. (We do not go into the Monument)

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National Museum of African American History and Culture

DC's newest Smithsonian is a site to behold. We highly recommend a visit; be sure to reserve your tickets in advance.

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National Museum of American History

Make sure to go see the original Star Spangled Banner and Julia Child's kitchen!

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Washington DC

Explore Washington DC, learn about the history and take photos!

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Washington DC

Arrive 15 minutes prior to start time to check-in and sign a waiver. We'll start with a bit of training to introduce you to the joy of riding a Segway. Your guide will provide one on one training before letting you test ride for a bit before setting out on tour.

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Smithsonian Institution Building

Stop outside of "The Castle", the original Smithsonian Building and learn about the founder, John Smithson. Find out why he donated his estate to the United States although he'd never stepped foot on American soil during his life... (We will not enter The Castle)

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National Mall

We'll spend much of the tour riding along the National Mall where your guide will point out Smithsonian Museums and orient you with "America's Front Yard".

92

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Pass by the Hirschhorn Museum

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Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

Ride by Natural History. Plan to pop in during your DC stay to see the Hope Diamond!

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National Air and Space Museum

This museum is one of the world's most visited! Stop in while you're in DC to find out why!

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National Gallery of Art

Ride between the East and West buildings. Which would you rather see? Classic art or Modern art? Your guide can point you in the right direction!

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Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Take a short break here (we don't want you to get "Segleg"!) and learn about the famed Civil War general.

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U.S. Capitol

Stop outside the US Capitol Building and learn about the design and function of the site where members of the House and Senate convene. Do you know who sits atop the Capitol? What does it mean when the flags are flying? (We will not go into the Capitol)

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United States Botanic Garden

The Botanic Garden maintains a fabulous collection of nearly 26,000 plants.

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Newseum

See the newspapers from various states and countries, which are updated and posted every single day.

100

The National Archives Museum

Glide past the building that holds America's most important documents.

101

FBI Headquarters

As you Segway down the middle of Pennsylvania Ave (in a protected bike lane!) , you'll pass by the FBI Headquarters.

102

White House

See the home of the president from the south side (did you know that there is no "front" and no "back"? (We will not go into the The White House)

103

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Learn about the controversial design and some of the symbolism behind one of the most solemn memorials in DC. If you shed a tear while your guide is sharing information, you'll be in good company. It's difficult not to get emotional during this stop.

104

Lincoln Memorial

Your guide will tell you all about the memorial dedicated to our first President before you climb the steps to see Abe sitting atop and take in the sweeping views of the entire National Mall.

105

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit without a guide, you'll likely miss much of the symbolism hidden behind the memorial dedicated to "the Forgotten War".

106

National World War II Memorial

Your guide will share the stories behind the pillars, the gold stars, and the two pavilions of this memorial dedicated to those who fought in the second World War.

107

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Washington Monument is two different colors? You'll learn the story behind this fact, among others, during this stop. (We do not go into the Monument)

108

National Museum of African American History and Culture

DC's newest Smithsonian is a site to behold. We highly recommend a visit; be sure to reserve your tickets in advance.

109

National Museum of American History

Make sure to go see the original Star Spangled Banner and Julia Child's kitchen!

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Washington DC

Explore Washington DC, learn about the history and take photos!

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Washington DC

Arrive 15 minutes prior to start time to check-in and sign a waiver. We'll start with a bit of training to introduce you to the joy of riding a Segway. Your guide will provide one on one training before letting you test ride for a bit before setting out on tour.

112

Smithsonian Institution Building

Stop outside of "The Castle", the original Smithsonian Building and learn about the founder, John Smithson. Find out why he donated his estate to the United States although he'd never stepped foot on American soil during his life... (We will not enter The Castle)

113

National Mall

We'll spend much of the tour riding along the National Mall where your guide will point out Smithsonian Museums and orient you with "America's Front Yard".

114

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Pass by the Hirschhorn Museum

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Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

Ride by Natural History. Plan to pop in during your DC stay to see the Hope Diamond!

116

National Air and Space Museum

This museum is one of the world's most visited! Stop in while you're in DC to find out why!

117

National Gallery of Art

Ride between the East and West buildings. Which would you rather see? Classic art or Modern art? Your guide can point you in the right direction!

118

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Take a short break here (we don't want you to get "Segleg"!) and learn about the famed Civil War general.

119

U.S. Capitol

Stop outside the US Capitol Building and learn about the design and function of the site where members of the House and Senate convene. Do you know who sits atop the Capitol? What does it mean when the flags are flying? (We will not go into the Capitol)

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United States Botanic Garden

The Botanic Garden maintains a fabulous collection of nearly 26,000 plants.

121

Newseum

See the newspapers from various states and countries, which are updated and posted every single day.

122

The National Archives Museum

Glide past the building that holds America's most important documents.

123

FBI Headquarters

As you Segway down the middle of Pennsylvania Ave (in a protected bike lane!) , you'll pass by the FBI Headquarters.

124

White House

See the home of the president from the south side (did you know that there is no "front" and no "back"? (We will not go into the The White House)

125

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Learn about the controversial design and some of the symbolism behind one of the most solemn memorials in DC. If you shed a tear while your guide is sharing information, you'll be in good company. It's difficult not to get emotional during this stop.

126

Lincoln Memorial

Your guide will tell you all about the memorial dedicated to our first President before you climb the steps to see Abe sitting atop and take in the sweeping views of the entire National Mall.

127

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit without a guide, you'll likely miss much of the symbolism hidden behind the memorial dedicated to "the Forgotten War".

128

National World War II Memorial

Your guide will share the stories behind the pillars, the gold stars, and the two pavilions of this memorial dedicated to those who fought in the second World War.

129

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Washington Monument is two different colors? You'll learn the story behind this fact, among others, during this stop. (We do not go into the Monument)

130

National Museum of African American History and Culture

DC's newest Smithsonian is a site to behold. We highly recommend a visit; be sure to reserve your tickets in advance.

131

National Museum of American History

Make sure to go see the original Star Spangled Banner and Julia Child's kitchen!

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Washington DC

Explore Washington DC, learn about the history and take photos!

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Washington DC

Arrive 15 minutes prior to start time to check-in and sign a waiver. We'll start with a bit of training to introduce you to the joy of riding a Segway. Your guide will provide one on one training before letting you test ride for a bit before setting out on tour.

134

Smithsonian Institution Building

Stop outside of "The Castle", the original Smithsonian Building and learn about the founder, John Smithson. Find out why he donated his estate to the United States although he'd never stepped foot on American soil during his life... (We will not enter The Castle)

135

National Mall

We'll spend much of the tour riding along the National Mall where your guide will point out Smithsonian Museums and orient you with "America's Front Yard".

136

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Pass by the Hirschhorn Museum

137

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

Ride by Natural History. Plan to pop in during your DC stay to see the Hope Diamond!

138

National Air and Space Museum

This museum is one of the world's most visited! Stop in while you're in DC to find out why!

139

National Gallery of Art

Ride between the East and West buildings. Which would you rather see? Classic art or Modern art? Your guide can point you in the right direction!

140

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Take a short break here (we don't want you to get "Segleg"!) and learn about the famed Civil War general.

141

U.S. Capitol

Stop outside the US Capitol Building and learn about the design and function of the site where members of the House and Senate convene. Do you know who sits atop the Capitol? What does it mean when the flags are flying? (We will not go into the Capitol)

142

United States Botanic Garden

The Botanic Garden maintains a fabulous collection of nearly 26,000 plants.

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Newseum

See the newspapers from various states and countries, which are updated and posted every single day.

144

The National Archives Museum

Glide past the building that holds America's most important documents.

145

FBI Headquarters

As you Segway down the middle of Pennsylvania Ave (in a protected bike lane!) , you'll pass by the FBI Headquarters.

146

White House

See the home of the president from the south side (did you know that there is no "front" and no "back"? (We will not go into the The White House)

147

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Learn about the controversial design and some of the symbolism behind one of the most solemn memorials in DC. If you shed a tear while your guide is sharing information, you'll be in good company. It's difficult not to get emotional during this stop.

148

Lincoln Memorial

Your guide will tell you all about the memorial dedicated to our first President before you climb the steps to see Abe sitting atop and take in the sweeping views of the entire National Mall.

149

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit without a guide, you'll likely miss much of the symbolism hidden behind the memorial dedicated to "the Forgotten War".

150

National World War II Memorial

Your guide will share the stories behind the pillars, the gold stars, and the two pavilions of this memorial dedicated to those who fought in the second World War.

151

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Washington Monument is two different colors? You'll learn the story behind this fact, among others, during this stop. (We do not go into the Monument)

152

National Museum of African American History and Culture

DC's newest Smithsonian is a site to behold. We highly recommend a visit; be sure to reserve your tickets in advance.

153

National Museum of American History

Make sure to go see the original Star Spangled Banner and Julia Child's kitchen!

154

Washington DC

Explore Washington DC, learn about the history and take photos!

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Washington DC

Arrivez 15 minutes avant l'heure de début pour vous enregistrer et signer une décharge. Nous commencerons par un peu de formation pour vous initier au plaisir de conduire un Segway. Votre guide vous fournira une formation individuelle avant de vous laisser tester un peu avant de partir en tournée.

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Bâtiment de l'institution Smithsonian

Arrêtez-vous à l'extérieur de "The Castle", le bâtiment original du Smithsonian et découvrez le fondateur, John Smithson. Découvrez pourquoi il a fait don de son domaine aux États-Unis alors qu'il n'avait jamais mis les pieds sur le sol américain de sa vie... (Nous n'entrerons pas dans The Castle)

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Centre commercial national

Nous passerons une grande partie de la visite à rouler le long du National Mall où votre guide vous indiquera les musées Smithsonian et vous orientera avec "America's Front Yard".

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Musée Hirshhorn et jardin de sculptures

Passer devant le musée Hirshhorn

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Musée national d'histoire naturelle du Smithsonian

Balade en histoire naturelle. Prévoyez de passer pendant votre séjour à DC pour voir le Hope Diamond!

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Musée national de l'air et de l'espace

Ce musée est l'un des plus visités au monde ! Arrêtez-vous pendant que vous êtes à DC pour savoir pourquoi!

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Galerie nationale d'art

Roulez entre les bâtiments Est et Ouest. Que préféreriez-vous voir ? Art classique ou art moderne ? Votre guide peut vous orienter dans la bonne direction !

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Mémorial Ulysses S. Grant

Faites une courte pause ici (nous ne voulons pas que vous obteniez "Segleg" !) Et découvrez le célèbre général de la guerre civile.

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Capitole des États-Unis

Arrêtez-vous à l'extérieur du bâtiment du Capitole des États-Unis et découvrez la conception et la fonction du site où se réunissent les membres de la Chambre et du Sénat. Savez-vous qui siège au sommet du Capitole ? Qu'est-ce que cela signifie quand les drapeaux flottent? (Nous n'irons pas au Capitole)

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Jardin botanique des États-Unis

Le Jardin botanique conserve une fabuleuse collection de près de 26 000 plantes.

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Newseum

Consultez les journaux de divers États et pays, qui sont mis à jour et publiés chaque jour.

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Le Musée des Archives Nationales

Passez devant le bâtiment qui contient les documents les plus importants de l'Amérique.

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Siège du FBI

En faisant du Segway au milieu de Pennsylvania Ave (dans une piste cyclable protégée !), vous passerez devant le siège du FBI.

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maison Blanche

Voir la maison du président du côté sud (saviez-vous qu'il n'y a ni "avant" ni "arrière"? (Nous n'entrerons pas dans la Maison Blanche)

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Mémorial des anciens combattants du Vietnam

Découvrez la conception controversée et une partie du symbolisme derrière l'un des monuments commémoratifs les plus solennels de DC. Si vous versez une larme pendant que votre guide partage des informations, vous serez en bonne compagnie. Difficile de ne pas s'émouvoir lors de cette escale.

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Mémorial de Lincoln

Votre guide vous dira tout sur le mémorial dédié à notre premier président avant de monter les marches pour voir Abe assis au sommet et admirer la vue imprenable sur l'ensemble du National Mall.

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Mémorial des anciens combattants de la guerre de Corée

Si vous visitez sans guide, vous manquerez probablement une grande partie du symbolisme caché derrière le mémorial dédié à "la guerre oubliée".

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Mémorial national de la Seconde Guerre mondiale

Votre guide partagera les histoires derrière les piliers, les étoiles d'or et les deux pavillons de ce mémorial dédié à ceux qui ont combattu pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.

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le monument de Washington

Avez-vous remarqué que le Washington Monument est de deux couleurs différentes ? Vous apprendrez l'histoire derrière ce fait, entre autres, lors de cet arrêt. (On n'entre pas dans le Monument)

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Musée national d'histoire et de culture afro-américaines

Le plus récent Smithsonian de DC est un site à voir. Nous recommandons fortement une visite; assurez-vous de réserver vos billets à l'avance.

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Musée national d'histoire américaine

Assurez-vous d'aller voir l'original Star Spangled Banner et la cuisine de Julia Child !

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Washington DC

Explorez Washington DC, découvrez son histoire et prenez des photos !