If you haven’t been on a Washington Walk, you haven’t been to Washington
Celebrating D.C.’s Public Servants
During Public Service Recognition Week (May 3-11, 2025), federal employees are invited to take a walking tour for free!Learn more
Let us help you select a tour that fits the interests of your small group, family, or organization:
We help visitors and locals alike discover the rich history of D.C.’s neighborhoods and sights:
Upcoming Virtual Experiences
Can’t join us in person? Book a virtual experience! All are hosted on Zoom by Washington Walks founder Carolyn Crouch.
Can the Presidential Wrecking Ball Be Stopped?
January 22nd, 2026 7:00pm
Where to Walk in 2026
January 27th, 2026 7:00pm
Makers and Shakers
February 10th, 2026 7:20pm
Upcoming Walking Tours
In person walks will resume in the spring. Sign up for our first scheduled walk of the season:
Madison and Monroe: Founding Fathers in D.C.
Discover an overlooked aspect of D.C.’s Foggy Bottom neighborhood: a collection of Federal era mansions hiding in plain sight that were homes to men such as Founding Fathers James Madison and James Monroe.
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Madison and Monroe: Founding Fathers in D.C.
Discover an overlooked aspect of D.C.’s Foggy Bottom neighborhood: a collection of Federal era mansions hiding in plain sight that were homes to men such as Founding Fathers James Madison and James Monroe.
See more details and bookGeorgetown: 275 Years of American History
May 4, 2026Women Who Changed America
May 8, 2026Columbia Heights
May 9, 2026Memorials for Troubled Times
May 9, 2026City Within a City: U Street
May 16, 2026A Day in the Forest
May 17, 2026Pennsylvania Avenue
May 23, 2026Mt. Pleasant Walking Whiskey Tour
May 30, 2026Walking Through History at Walter Reed
May 30, 2026Walt Whitman, Poet of Democracy
June 7, 2026U.S. Presidents in Kalorama
June 13, 2026LGBTQ D.C.: The Lavender Scare to Capital Pride
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