Washington DC · DUPONT CIRCLE & EMBASSY ROW
11 tours compared
Out of 11 dupont circle & embassy row tours in the city, these 11 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the standout details are below, so you can choose in a couple of minutes and get back to the fun part.
Two-hour guided walk from Dupont Circle through Embassy Row to The Phillips Collection for $48, with lively architecture stories.
“Great tour with very knowledgeable guide. Good mix of information related to architecture and design as well as the history of the buildings and their inhabitants. Also a fun neighborhood just to walk around in. Definitely recommend.”
Walk Dupont Circle and Kalorama for presidential homes, near-misses, and power stories on a small-group 2.5-hour Washington DC tour.
“Incredibly interesting tour by a funny guy with boundless knowledge about US Presidents! Chris shared intriguing political & romantic details about ex-Presidents during our easy, mostly tree-shaded walk through the gorgeous DuPont/Kalorama neighborhoods. If you enjoy gossip and history, this tour is for you! It's more fact-filled and intense than a typical walking tour, and you're guaranteed to learn new info. We loved every minute! The price is a bargain!!!”
A small-group 2-hour walk on Washington’s Embassy Row, from Dupont Circle mansions to diplomatic buildings, statues, and presidential clues.
“This tour is ok if you know nothing about history. But do not expect to learn accurately. The guide made many errors in "facts". Route was not unique. Do a walk on your own with Google as you go.”
Outdoor murder mystery scavenger hunt in Adams Morgan. Solve puzzles with real-world clues via app. $75 group, about 2 hours.
“We did the Escapely outdoor scavenger hunt in Adams Morgan about a year ago and absolutely loved it. Our group was five adults and two kids under 10, and it worked surprisingly well for everyone—the kids participated on and off but stayed engaged the whole time. It was such a fun way to explore Adams Morgan and discover cool spots and details we never would’ve noticed otherwise. We covered a lot of ground, and the neighborhood was perfect for it, with easy pit stops along the way for a drink or a bite to eat. The challenges were clever and thoughtfully designed, especially how they incorporated buildings, street art, and…”
A 2-hour walk from Meridian Hill Park to Adams Morgan, mixing architecture, local history, and smart food tips for $48.
“I took 6 tours hosted by DC Design Tours between June and August this year. They stimulated my curiosity so much that I signed up for another tour every time I finished one.”
A 90-minute spy walk on DC’s Embassy Row with a former CIA officer, covering key cases and a hands-on dead drop game for $75.
“Rosanna's tour was very informative and interesting. Enjoyed it a lot, my wife and I highly recommend it.”
Taste Adams Morgan’s world flavors with global food tastings and neighborhood history on a 3.5-hour guided walk in Washington, DC.
“Everything seemed a little disorganized with this food tour. We went into restaurants that didn't seem to know we were coming and got no information about any of the food we ate. The guide was interesting, though he didn't know anything about the restaurants nor food rather just a bit of the history of the area. I don't feel like I learned anything, and I've eaten better food. While it was a fun experience overall, I've enjoyed food tours in other cities much more than this one.”
Taste Dupont Circle with world cuisine on a 3.5-hour small-group food tour, ending with sweets and a guide-led history walk.
“This Georgetown tour was canceled but DC Metro Food Tours booked us another Georgetown one which turned out to be great. One of the reasons we booked the this tour was that the reviews spoke about this guide Christian and I was really hoping to get him . Well, we did but we wouldn’t have if we didn’t change tours ! Christian was an amazing guide . He Knew so much about the area and was so friendly to chat with that right from the start , we were chatting with him one on one like we were on a private tour . Then when we got to the restaurants…”
Two-hour small-group walk from Dupont Circle to Embassy Row, Gilded Age mansions, Wilson House, and Spanish Steps.
Decode Dupont Circle’s Gilded Age with Heurich House beer lore, Embassy Row social rules, and mansion scandals in 90 minutes.
A 90-minute small-group walk through Embassy Row and Dupont Circle, with expert storytelling and exterior mansion sights.
“Superb storytelling and pictures. Our guide, Shane, brought history to life for us. The 3 Graces were a highlight.”
