Discover the Historic Heart of America: A Private Tour in Washington, DC
Washington, DC, isn’t just the seat of government — it’s where history breathes. Every monument, every grand building, every marble column tells part of the American story. Whether you’re drawn by the pull of history, the beauty of architecture, or simple curiosity, exploring DC is an experience that lingers long after you leave.
At Smart Limo Private Tours, we don’t just take you from point A to point B. We guide you through the city’s layered past, sharing stories, pointing out details you might miss, and tailoring every moment to your pace and interests — all from the comfort of a luxury vehicle.
From the solemn stillness of the Lincoln Memorial to the gleaming dome of the Capitol, DC’s landmarks speak volumes. And with us, you’ll hear every word.
Flexible Tours, Built Around You
Your time in DC is precious — and we shape our tours to fit it. Whether you have four hours or an entire day, we’ll help you see the city’s highlights without rushing. Want to linger at the museums or double back to catch the monuments at sunset? No problem. Our itineraries are as flexible as your interests.
Morning Tour: Exploring the Heart of the Capital
Lincoln Memorial
Begin at the western end of the National Mall, where Abraham Lincoln sits in quiet strength, his gaze steady over the Reflecting Pool. The carved words on the walls — the Gettysburg Address and his Second Inaugural — still carry weight today.
Reflecting Pool
Stretching out in front of the memorial, the Reflecting Pool captures perfect mirror images of the monuments. Walk its edge for a peaceful, postcard-worthy view.c photographs.
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
A short walk away, this polished black granite wall holds the names of over 58,000 Americans who lost their lives in the Vietnam War. It’s simple, powerful, and deeply moving.
World War II Memorial
Framed by the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial, this elegant circle of columns, fountains, and bronze wreaths honors the 16 million Americans who served in WWII.
Washington Monument
Even from the outside, the towering obelisk commands attention. At the very heart of the National Mall, it’s the perfect anchor point for photos and orientation.
Smithsonian Museums
Pick one or more from the Smithsonian’s 19 museums and galleries. Whether it’s the Air and Space Museum, the Museum of American History, or the Museum of Natural History, you’ll find treasures to spark your imagination.
United States Capitol
Where laws are made and history is shaped. The Capitol’s neoclassical beauty is matched only by its significance. Step inside for a guided look at the Rotunda, historic chambers, and works of art that tell the nation’s story.
Library of Congress
Just next door, the Jefferson Building stuns with its ornate ceilings, marble staircases, and richly decorated reading rooms. It’s the largest library in the world — and easily one of the most beautiful.rth a visit.
Supreme Court
Across the street, the Supreme Court stands in stately symmetry. You may not get inside, but its marble façade alone is worth a stop.
Union Station
Wrap up the morning with a break at Union Station. This Beaux-Arts masterpiece isn’t just a transit hub — it’s a dining, shopping, and architectural destination in its own right.
Evening Tour: Monuments by Moonlight
DC transforms after sunset. The crowds thin, the air cools, and the monuments take on a glow that makes them seem larger than life.
Lincoln Memorial
A soft halo of light surrounds Lincoln at night, making his presence feel even more profound.
Reflecting Pool
The still water doubles the beauty of the illuminated memorials.
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
The names glint faintly in the glow of nearby lamps, adding to its quiet dignity.
World War II Memorial
Fountains sparkle in the night air, framed by golden light.
Washington Monument
Lit from below, it pierces the dark sky in crisp white stone.
United States Capitol
Its dome gleams against the night, a beacon of democracy.
Jefferson Memorial
Sitting serenely by the Tidal Basin, the reflections of its columns shimmer on the water.
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial
The “Stone of Hope” feels even more powerful under the stars.
FDR Memorial
Flowing waterfalls and bronze statues tell the story of a presidency in a tranquil, moonlit setting.
The White House
Capped in light, the President’s residence stands as both home and symbol.
Why Choose Smart Limo Private Tours?
Because seeing DC is one thing — experiencing it is another. Our chauffeurs aren’t just drivers; they’re storytellers, historians, and locals who know the city’s best vantage points and hidden angles. You’ll ride in comfort, explore at your own pace, and leave with more than just photographs — you’ll leave with a deeper connection to the city itself.