This half day tour of the city of Washington will take you to some of the most requested sights of this Capital City.

Step off the coach and visit: Lincoln, Vietnam, Korean and Marine Corps (Iwo Jima) Memorials. Board Arlington Cemetery's tram to the Tomb of the Unknowns for the Changing of the Guard and the Kennedy Grave sites.

View from the coach: US Capitol, Library of Congress, Supreme Court, House and Senate Office Buildings, FBI Building. The White House, Federal Triangle, Embassy Row, Georgetown, US Navy Memorial and the Corcoran Gallery of Art.

An electric mobility scooter (also known as an ECV or electric convenience vehicle), is a battery-powered, three or four-wheeled vehicle designed for individuals who have difficulty walking. Scooters are versatile and can be used both indoors and out.

See various attractions like the Lincoln Memorial which attracts anyone who seeks inspiration and hope, Washington DC's prominent landmark on Capitol Hill, and see the latest exhibits in the Smithsonian Museum.

The maximum weight capacity for these scooters are 500lbs

This product is seasonal and operates from 1 March through to 1 December

Don't Leave Your Tour Guide on the Bus: This is not a"hop-on/off tour" that leaves you on your own without a tour guide. Your tour guide and tour shuttle will stay with you the entire time - even when you get off to look at and hear about all the D.C. attractions.

Step off the shuttle with your guide and visit - Old Post Office, U.S. Capitol Building, Washington Monument, World War II Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, FDR Memorial, Vietnam Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Korean Memorial, Iwo Jima Memorial, Freedom Park, White House.

You will also see the following sights from the Shuttle, but will not stop at the following attractions - Arlington Cemetery, Supreme Court, Library of Congress, Ford's Theater, FBI Building, National Archives, Union Station, Taft Memorial, Japanese American Memorial, Capitol Office Buildings, Washington Mall, World War I Memorial. Arlington House, National Cathedral, House and Senate, National Gallery of Art, Natural History Museum, Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Holocaust Museum, The Pentagon, Theodore Roosevelt Island, Kennedy Center, Watergate Complex, Georgetown University, Naval Observatory, Dupont Circle, D.C. Waterfront, Titanic Memorial, Awakening Sculpture.