Group Guide to Visiting Alexandria
If you love history and want a change of pace from DC’s packed monuments and memorials—consider visiting Alexandria. As DC’s smaller neighboring city, Alexandria is packed with preserved 18th- and 19th-century buildings, historic districts, plenty of quaint local shopping areas, and waterfront views of the…
A Group Guide to Visiting DC’s Capitol Hill Neighborhood
Are you in DC for the weekend and looking to explore something new after visiting the White House, the National Gallery of Art, and the Washington Monument? After you’ve gotten your fill of those attractions, your group’s logical next stop is Capitol Hill. Capitol Hill…
A Sports Fan’s Guide to Washington DC
Washington D.C. is not only the capital of the U.S., but it’s a dream destination for tourists of all kinds, even sports fans. Whether you’re visiting on a school trip, for a wedding, or on a private trip, D.C. won’t disappoint. Home to multiple professional…
Guide to Visiting DC’s Georgetown Neighborhood
With historic 19th-century townhouses and cobblestone streets surrounded by trees, Georgetown is one of the prettiest neighborhoods in DC. Whether your group wants to stroll along the canal, tour Georgetown University, or eat by the Potomac River, DC Charter Bus Company can help. We’ll carry…
Group Guide to Visiting the National Museum of African American History and Culture
With so many museums and memorials in Washington DC along the National Mall, it may be difficult to narrow down which ones your group should visit. Among the many Smithsonian museums in the area, The National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) is…
A Group Guide to DC-Area Breweries
The craft beer scene has been booming in Washington D.C. the past few decades—which means there are tons of places to grab a brew with your buds in our nation’s capital. Need help narrowing down your list of group-friendly breweries in the District? DC Charter…
Arts and Culture in Washington, D.C.
Many tour groups headed to D.C. stick to classic, big-name destinations, like the White House and the Capitol. But Washington, D.C. has more to offer than looming government buildings. The city is packed with art, live music, parades, and theaters that will add a touch…
A Group Guide to Visiting the National Gallery of Art
With free admission and work by artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Dorothea Lange, it’s no wonder that the National Gallery of Art is a popular museum for tour groups to visit in D.C. But since the gallery lies on the National Mall, you’ll need…
A Group Guide to Visiting the White House
Many groups want to tour the President’s home while they’re in Washington, D.C., but the process of visiting the White House can be a bit complicated. You’ll need to start planning well in advance to score tickets, find parking, and ensure you follow all guidelines…
A Group Guide to Visiting the U.S. Capitol
The U.S. Capitol is a wonderfully historic and educational destination to visit. It’s one of many popular destinations around the National Mall in Washington, D.C. and should definitely be on your tour itinerary of the city. Get your group together to tour the U.S. Capitol…