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A unique opportunity to visit Washington in French! Your French-speaking guide will introduce you to the history of the capital and its greatest presidents. Immortalized by grandiose monuments, you can discover them during this 3-hour guided tour, on foot and in French.

With a maximum of 12 participants, the small group size offers you security and privacy. Your guide will also be happy to share anecdotes from his American life, and he will happily answer your questions outside of the tour.
Miasto: Waszyngton
Sun 11 May
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Sun 11 May
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Tipping at your discretion
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Tipping at your discretion
Tipping at your discretion
Tipping at your discretion
Dodatkowe informacje
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Czego oczekiwać
1
upamiętnienie Lincolna
Pomnik w stylu greckim upamiętniający wielkiego emancypatora Abrahama Lincolna, zwycięzcę wojny secesyjnej, zniesienie niewolnictwa i utrzymanie zjednoczenia Stanów Zjednoczonych.
2
biały Dom
Będąc niezbędnym symbolem władzy wykonawczej, Biały Dom zaskakuje swoją wielkością.
3
Narodowy pomnik II wojny światowej
Czy wiesz, że ponad 400 000 Amerykanów straciło życie podczas II wojny światowej? Ten pomnik przypomina wielkie bitwy na Atlantyku i Pacyfiku.
4
Pomnik Martina Luthera Kinga Jr
Bohater walki o prawa obywatelskie, laureat Pokojowej Nagrody Nobla, Martin Luther King Jr. został zamordowany w Memphis w kwietniu 1968 roku.
5
Plac Lafayette'a
Plac przed Białym Domem upamiętnia markiza de Lafayette, którego wpływ na króla Ludwika XVI podczas wojny o niepodległość był niezaprzeczalny.
6
Pomnik Waszyngtona
Pomnik ten upamiętnia Jerzego Waszyngtona, który nadał swoje imię stolicy Stanów Zjednoczonych. Przed Wystawą Powszechną w 1900 roku był to najwyższy pomnik na świecie. To Wieża Eiffla go zdetronizowała!
7
Lincoln Memorial
A Greek-style memorial to celebrate the Great Emancipator Abraham Lincoln, victorious in the Civil War, abolishing slavery and keeping the United States united.
8
White House
An essential symbol of executive power, the White House surprises with its size.
9
National World War II Memorial
Did you know that over 400,000 Americans lost their lives in World War II? This memorial recalls the great battles of the Atlantic and Pacific.
10
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
Hero of the Civil Rights battle, Nobel Peace Prize winner, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis in April 1968.
11
Lafayette Square
The square in front of the White House honors the Marquis de Lafayette, whose influence on King Louis XVI during the War of Independence was undeniable.
12
Washington Monument
This monument honors George Washington who gave his name to the capital of the United States. Before the Universal Exhibition of 1900, it was the tallest monument in the world. It was the Eiffel Tower that dethroned him!
13
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
The Wall as it is also called bears the names of the 58,000 Americans who died or are missing in Vietnam.
14
Korean War Veterans Memorial
1950 - 1953
15
Lincoln Memorial
A Greek-style memorial to celebrate the Great Emancipator Abraham Lincoln, victorious in the Civil War, abolishing slavery and keeping the United States united.
16
White House
An essential symbol of executive power, the White House surprises with its size.
17
National World War II Memorial
Did you know that over 400,000 Americans lost their lives in World War II? This memorial recalls the great battles of the Atlantic and Pacific.
18
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
Hero of the Civil Rights battle, Nobel Peace Prize winner, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis in April 1968.
19
Lafayette Square
The square in front of the White House honors the Marquis de Lafayette, whose influence on King Louis XVI during the War of Independence was undeniable.
20
Washington Monument
This monument honors George Washington who gave his name to the capital of the United States. Before the Universal Exhibition of 1900, it was the tallest monument in the world. It was the Eiffel Tower that dethroned him!
21
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
The Wall as it is also called bears the names of the 58,000 Americans who died or are missing in Vietnam.
22
Korean War Veterans Memorial
1950 - 1953
23
Lincoln Memorial
A Greek-style memorial to celebrate the Great Emancipator Abraham Lincoln, victorious in the Civil War, abolishing slavery and keeping the United States united.
24
White House
An essential symbol of executive power, the White House surprises with its size.
25
National World War II Memorial
Did you know that over 400,000 Americans lost their lives in World War II? This memorial recalls the great battles of the Atlantic and Pacific.
26
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
Hero of the Civil Rights battle, Nobel Peace Prize winner, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis in April 1968.
27
Lafayette Square
The square in front of the White House honors the Marquis de Lafayette, whose influence on King Louis XVI during the War of Independence was undeniable.
28
Washington Monument
This monument honors George Washington who gave his name to the capital of the United States. Before the Universal Exhibition of 1900, it was the tallest monument in the world. It was the Eiffel Tower that dethroned him!
29
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
The Wall as it is also called bears the names of the 58,000 Americans who died or are missing in Vietnam.
30
Korean War Veterans Memorial
1950 - 1953
31
Lincoln Memorial
A Greek-style memorial to celebrate the Great Emancipator Abraham Lincoln, victorious in the Civil War, abolishing slavery and keeping the United States united.
32
White House
An essential symbol of executive power, the White House surprises with its size.
33
National World War II Memorial
Did you know that over 400,000 Americans lost their lives in World War II? This memorial recalls the great battles of the Atlantic and Pacific.
34
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
Hero of the Civil Rights battle, Nobel Peace Prize winner, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis in April 1968.
35
Lafayette Square
The square in front of the White House honors the Marquis de Lafayette, whose influence on King Louis XVI during the War of Independence was undeniable.
36
Washington Monument
This monument honors George Washington who gave his name to the capital of the United States. Before the Universal Exhibition of 1900, it was the tallest monument in the world. It was the Eiffel Tower that dethroned him!
37
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
The Wall as it is also called bears the names of the 58,000 Americans who died or are missing in Vietnam.
38
Korean War Veterans Memorial
1950 - 1953
39
Lincoln Memorial
A Greek-style memorial to celebrate the Great Emancipator Abraham Lincoln, victorious in the Civil War, abolishing slavery and keeping the United States united.
40
White House
An essential symbol of executive power, the White House surprises with its size.
41
National World War II Memorial
Did you know that over 400,000 Americans lost their lives in World War II? This memorial recalls the great battles of the Atlantic and Pacific.
42
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
Hero of the Civil Rights battle, Nobel Peace Prize winner, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis in April 1968.
43
Lafayette Square
The square in front of the White House honors the Marquis de Lafayette, whose influence on King Louis XVI during the War of Independence was undeniable.
44
Washington Monument
This monument honors George Washington who gave his name to the capital of the United States. Before the Universal Exhibition of 1900, it was the tallest monument in the world. It was the Eiffel Tower that dethroned him!
45
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
The Wall as it is also called bears the names of the 58,000 Americans who died or are missing in Vietnam.
46
Korean War Veterans Memorial
1950 - 1953
47
Lincoln Memorial
A Greek-style memorial to celebrate the Great Emancipator Abraham Lincoln, victorious in the Civil War, abolishing slavery and keeping the United States united.
48
White House
An essential symbol of executive power, the White House surprises with its size.
49
National World War II Memorial
Did you know that over 400,000 Americans lost their lives in World War II? This memorial recalls the great battles of the Atlantic and Pacific.
50
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
Hero of the Civil Rights battle, Nobel Peace Prize winner, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis in April 1968.
51
Lafayette Square
The square in front of the White House honors the Marquis de Lafayette, whose influence on King Louis XVI during the War of Independence was undeniable.
52
Washington Monument
This monument honors George Washington who gave his name to the capital of the United States. Before the Universal Exhibition of 1900, it was the tallest monument in the world. It was the Eiffel Tower that dethroned him!
53
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
The Wall as it is also called bears the names of the 58,000 Americans who died or are missing in Vietnam.
54
Korean War Veterans Memorial
1950 - 1953
55
Lincoln Memorial
A Greek-style memorial to celebrate the Great Emancipator Abraham Lincoln, victorious in the Civil War, abolishing slavery and keeping the United States united.
56
White House
An essential symbol of executive power, the White House surprises with its size.
57
National World War II Memorial
Did you know that over 400,000 Americans lost their lives in World War II? This memorial recalls the great battles of the Atlantic and Pacific.
58
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
Hero of the Civil Rights battle, Nobel Peace Prize winner, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis in April 1968.
59
Lafayette Square
The square in front of the White House honors the Marquis de Lafayette, whose influence on King Louis XVI during the War of Independence was undeniable.
60
Washington Monument
This monument honors George Washington who gave his name to the capital of the United States. Before the Universal Exhibition of 1900, it was the tallest monument in the world. It was the Eiffel Tower that dethroned him!
61
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
The Wall as it is also called bears the names of the 58,000 Americans who died or are missing in Vietnam.
62
Korean War Veterans Memorial
1950 - 1953
63
Lincoln Memorial
A Greek-style memorial to celebrate the Great Emancipator Abraham Lincoln, victorious in the Civil War, abolishing slavery and keeping the United States united.
64
White House
An essential symbol of executive power, the White House surprises with its size.
65
National World War II Memorial
Did you know that over 400,000 Americans lost their lives in World War II? This memorial recalls the great battles of the Atlantic and Pacific.
66
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
Hero of the Civil Rights battle, Nobel Peace Prize winner, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis in April 1968.
67
Lafayette Square
The square in front of the White House honors the Marquis de Lafayette, whose influence on King Louis XVI during the War of Independence was undeniable.
68
Washington Monument
This monument honors George Washington who gave his name to the capital of the United States. Before the Universal Exhibition of 1900, it was the tallest monument in the world. It was the Eiffel Tower that dethroned him!
69
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
The Wall as it is also called bears the names of the 58,000 Americans who died or are missing in Vietnam.
70
Korean War Veterans Memorial
1950 - 1953
71
Lincoln Memorial
A Greek-style memorial to celebrate the Great Emancipator Abraham Lincoln, victorious in the Civil War, abolishing slavery and keeping the United States united.
72
White House
An essential symbol of executive power, the White House surprises with its size.
73
National World War II Memorial
Did you know that over 400,000 Americans lost their lives in World War II? This memorial recalls the great battles of the Atlantic and Pacific.
74
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
Hero of the Civil Rights battle, Nobel Peace Prize winner, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis in April 1968.
75
Lafayette Square
The square in front of the White House honors the Marquis de Lafayette, whose influence on King Louis XVI during the War of Independence was undeniable.
76
Washington Monument
This monument honors George Washington who gave his name to the capital of the United States. Before the Universal Exhibition of 1900, it was the tallest monument in the world. It was the Eiffel Tower that dethroned him!
77
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
The Wall as it is also called bears the names of the 58,000 Americans who died or are missing in Vietnam.
78
Korean War Veterans Memorial
1950 - 1953
79
Lincoln Memorial
A Greek-style memorial to celebrate the Great Emancipator Abraham Lincoln, victorious in the Civil War, abolishing slavery and keeping the United States united.
80
White House
An essential symbol of executive power, the White House surprises with its size.
81
National World War II Memorial
Did you know that over 400,000 Americans lost their lives in World War II? This memorial recalls the great battles of the Atlantic and Pacific.
82
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
Hero of the Civil Rights battle, Nobel Peace Prize winner, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis in April 1968.
83
Lafayette Square
The square in front of the White House honors the Marquis de Lafayette, whose influence on King Louis XVI during the War of Independence was undeniable.
84
Washington Monument
This monument honors George Washington who gave his name to the capital of the United States. Before the Universal Exhibition of 1900, it was the tallest monument in the world. It was the Eiffel Tower that dethroned him!
85
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
The Wall as it is also called bears the names of the 58,000 Americans who died or are missing in Vietnam.
86
Korean War Veterans Memorial
1950 - 1953
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Zasady anulowania
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Recenzje (18)
lenamW1767UO
Jul 2024
It was good, it rained but the views were still beautiful. We took lots of pictures! The guide knew the story well, and she explained it well.
Odpowiedź od gospodarza
Jul 2024
Merci beaucoup !
nolno44
Jul 2024
Great trick! We opted for the 3-hour tour. Our Guide was attentive and did not fail to deliver us some tips! The tour, although scheduled for 3h, lasted 3:25. Catherine took the time to describe each site carefully and did not count her time. She knew how to put herself up to the children. I highly recommend it.
Odpowiedź od gospodarza
Jul 2024
Merci beaucoup !
SKPfost
Jul 2024
Can't figure out how others rate this service so highly? I signed up for a two-person visit and received a message that my visit was "on hold". It was clear that they were waiting for others to book before deciding whether it was worth the visit. In the meantime, my guests are hoping for a visit in French and I am contacting the company to see what we can do to turn this waiting visit into a real tour. I did not receive a phone call, but they sent another e-mail indicating that the visit was still pending. I was not surprised that the tour was cancelled at the last minute, despite my efforts to work with them. If you really want to visit DC in French, I advise you to look elsewhere.
Odpowiedź od gospodarza
Jul 2024
Nous comprenons votre déception qui s’exprime clairement dans cet avis. Merci d’avoir pris le temps de laisser un retour aussi sur cette plateforme. Tous nos tours requièrent un minimum de 4 participants, vous avez raison et c’est indiqué en ROUGE en haut de page AVANT réservation, dans l’email que vous avez reçu après la réservation, et bien sûr dans les conditions générales de vente. Quatre jours avant votre tour, nous avons répondu à votre appel par courriel. Nous vous proposions : - d’annuler immédiatement contre remboursement intégral - d’attendre la dernière minute (24h) avant le tour pour annuler - de transformer le tour en un tour privé Il est resté sans réponse. Depuis 2019, Washington En Français organise des tours guidés de Washington avec des guides qui parlent français. Nos tours en groupe sont limités à 12 personnes (avec un minimum de 4) pour aussi garantir une expérience plus individuelle. Nos guides sont passionnés par l’histoire, la politique et la culture américaine, ils aiment partager leurs connaissances et ils ont tous des dizaines d’années d’expérience dans le domaine ! Pour maintenir la qualité de nos services, nous ne pouvons vendre à perte. Un tour avec deux personnes n’est pas rentable, c’est la raison pour laquelle ils n’ont lieu que dès 4 personnes ont réservé. Peut-être que votre déception fût à la hauteur de vos attentes ? Vous m’en voyez désolé et j’espère que dans le futur, vous donnerez quand même une nouvelle chance à Washington En Français !

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