U.S. Capitol Building dome on a chauffeured Capitol Hill limousine tour of Washington DC

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Capitol Hill Tour by Limousine: Route and Stops

A custom private DC tour of Capitol Hill by limousine: U.S. Capitol, Library of Congress, Supreme Court, Senate offices, Folger, and Eastern Market. From $440.

From $440

Private tour · 4 hours · All-inclusive · No hidden fees

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4 hours From $440 · 6 vehicle options Pickup: your hotel

Tour highlights

  • U.S. Capitol Building (East and West fronts, walk-up)
  • Library of Congress, Thomas Jefferson Building (walk-up)
  • U.S. Supreme Court (walk-up)
  • Senate office buildings: Russell, Dirksen, Hart (drive-by)
  • U.S. Botanic Garden and Bartholdi Park (walk-up)
  • Folger Shakespeare Library (walk-up)
  • Eastern Market and Union Station (drive-by or stop)

Every tour, your private vehicle

This tour runs in any of these. Pick by group size.

Executive Sedan

1-3 passengers

Black Mercedes-Benz S-Class executive sedan, Smart Limo Rental Washington DC executive sedan tour vehicle

A Mercedes-Benz S-Class executive sedan for up to 3 guests. Quiet, smooth, and easy to step in and out of at every stop.

4-8 hours tour

$440 / 4 hours

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Executive SUV

1-6 passengers

Black full-size executive SUV, Smart Limo Rental Washington DC tour and chauffeur vehicle

A full-size executive SUV seating up to 6, with the space and window views families ask for.

4-8 hours tour

$480 / 4 hours

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Stretch limousine

1-10 passengers

Black Lincoln stretch limousine, Smart Limo Rental Washington DC tour vehicle

The classic black stretch limousine for up to 10. Turns a night tour into the celebration itself.

4-8 hours tour

$540 / 4 hours

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Mercedes Sprinter

1-13 passengers

Black Mercedes-Benz Sprinter passenger van, Smart Limo Rental Washington DC group transport

A black Mercedes Sprinter for up to 13, with high ceilings and walk-in comfort for bigger parties.

4-8 hours tour

$560 / 4 hours

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White Hummer limo

1-18 passengers

White Hummer H2 stretch limousine parked in front of the US Capitol dome, 18-passenger DC limo, Smart Limo Rental Washington DC

The white stretch Hummer seats 18 and makes the entrance. Built for birthdays and bachelorettes.

4-8 hours tour

$760 / 4 hours

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Mini bus

22-32 passengers

Black executive mini bus for DC sports team and corporate group transportation, Smart Limo Rental

A private mini bus for 22 to 32 guests. One vehicle, one route, the whole group together.

4-8 hours tour

$720 / 4 hours

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All rates are per vehicle, never per person.

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What our guests say

5-star rated on Tripadvisor & Viator

More than 240 travelers have reviewed our private Washington DC limo tours across Tripadvisor and Viator, and the same praise repeats: the chauffeur-guide who knows every monument, the on-time hotel pickup, and a day that felt effortless. Read our Tripadvisor reviews and our Viator reviews for yourself.

Guests who took the Capitol Hill Tour by Limousine most often mention the monuments and memorials and the on-time hotel pickup. Amin is the chauffeur guests name for knowing the city and being easy to be with all day. The same details repeat: guests saying they would book again and a chauffeur-guide who knows the history. Each review below links to the Tripadvisor or Viator listing it was posted on.

  • Anna R, reviewer photo from Tripadvisor
    Anna RAugust 2026
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    ★★★★★

    Good value for a large group

    For 10 people (4 adult and 6 kids/teens), this was a great alternative to the other night tours. We even got to see some of the less known memorials at the Pentagon! Very friendly and helpful driver.

  • Jonathan K, reviewer photo from Tripadvisor
    Jonathan KJuly 2026
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    ★★★★★

    DC tour

    The driver was super knowledgeable about the different monuments and allowed us to experience them in whatever order we wanted stopping at different ones for us to take pictures and explore along the route. Extremely worth it for my family and I.

  • Teresa J, reviewer photo from Tripadvisor
    Teresa JJuly 2026
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    ★★★★★

    Awesome experience

    Awesome experience from the booking to the tour. Amin was super from the first communication until we returned. It was very easy and we got to see all of the sights with him dealing with traffic. He picked us up and returned us to our hotel and waited at each stop so we did not have far to walk. My kids loved every…

  • C_G, reviewer photo from Viator
    C_GSeptember 2025 · Executive SUV
    view postViator

    ★★★★★

    Great tour of all the monuments.

    Our tour guide, Amin, was excellent! Dropped us off at the most optimal places to see the sites.

  • anthonysoprano, reviewer photo from Tripadvisor
    anthonysopranoJuly 2025
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    ★★★★★

    Wonderful tour

    Our guide Amin was fantastic! He went above and beyond to make the tour all we could ask for. We saw every monument and then some

  • Christopher H, reviewer photo from Tripadvisor
    Christopher HMay 2025
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    ★★★★★

    Great experience - great driver, expert guide

    We had a great experience and would highly recommend. We booked a four hour hop on, hop off excursion and opted to pay extra for a tour guide in addition to the driver. Our group was 18 family members in town for college graduation, ranging in age from 8 to 80. We had some ideas of the stops we wanted, and Teri our…

Capitol Hill Tour by Limousine: the full guide

This is a chauffeured tour of the Capitol Hill district, not the National Mall monuments circuit. The route stays east of the Mall and covers the buildings where Congress and the federal courts actually work: the U.S. Capitol, the Library of Congress, the Supreme Court, the Senate and House office buildings, the Botanic Garden, and a couple of neighborhood stops most visitors never reach. The chauffeur handles parking and the one-way streets while you spend the 4 hours walking the grounds, not circling for a spot. It is a private, chauffeur-guided tour planned and run by an expert who knows the district: just ask and we hold longer at the Library of Congress, skip a stop, or reorder the run on the day. We can also tailor the whole route to you.

If you want the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, and the war memorials, that is a separate route. See the Welcome to DC half-day tour or the DC Monuments Tour, or browse every option on the DC tour packages hub.

U.S. Capitol Building on a private Capitol Hill limousine tour of Washington DC with Smart Limo RentalU.S. Supreme Court Building on a chauffeured Capitol Hill tour of Washington DC, Smart Limo Rental
Real stops on the Capitol Hill tour: the U.S. Capitol and the U.S. Supreme Court.

The route, stop by stop

The order below is the usual loop. We adjust it on the day for street closures, votes in session, and how long your group lingers at each building. Some stops are walk-ups where you get out and explore. Others are narrated drive-bys, because vehicles cannot legally stop or park there.

U.S. Capitol (walk-up, East and West fronts)

The Capitol sits on Jenkins Hill at the eastern end of the Mall. Its cast-iron dome was finished during the Civil War on Lincoln’s order, a deliberate signal that the Union would carry on. You get out at the East Front, the formal ceremonial side, then the West Front and West Lawn that face the Mall, where presidents are inaugurated. Ground-level photo stops at both fronts are included. The Capitol Reflecting Pool sits just below the West Front and mirrors the dome on a still morning.

Going inside needs a free, timed pass through the Capitol Visitor Center, and the House or Senate galleries need a pass from your representative’s office, booked weeks ahead. Tell us at booking if you have one and we build the timing around it.

Library of Congress, Thomas Jefferson Building (walk-up)

A block from the Capitol on First Street SE, the Jefferson Building is the oldest of the three Library of Congress buildings and one of the most ornate public interiors in the country. The Great Hall, the mosaic floors, and the Main Reading Room overlook are open to visitors at no charge with a free timed-entry pass from loc.gov; we build the loop around your slot. Plan 45 to 60 minutes. Honestly, this is the stop people talk about afterward more than the Capitol itself. The chauffeur waits nearby.

U.S. Supreme Court (walk-up)

Directly across First Street NE from the Capitol, the Supreme Court building was completed in 1935. The marble steps, the Corinthian columns, and the “Equal Justice Under Law” inscription on the west pediment are the photographs everyone takes. When the Court is not hearing arguments, the ground floor and exhibits are open at no charge. Oral arguments run October through April and seat the public first-come.

Senate and House office buildings (drive-by)

We drive the row of Senate buildings on Constitution Avenue: Russell (1909, the oldest, its Caucus Room the site of historic hearings), Dirksen, and Hart, whose atrium holds the Calder mobile “Mountains and Clouds.” Across the Capitol on Independence Avenue sit the House buildings, Cannon, Longworth, and Rayburn. These are working offices, so it is a narrated drive-by, though guests with a meeting or a pass can be dropped at the door.

U.S. Botanic Garden and Bartholdi Park (walk-up)

At the foot of the Capitol on the Mall side, the Botanic Garden conservatory and the small, formal Bartholdi Park make a quiet break from marble and columns. Entry is free. The Bartholdi Fountain, cast in Paris in 1876 for the Philadelphia Centennial, anchors the park.

Folger Shakespeare Library, Eastern Market, Union Station

The Folger on East Capitol Street holds the world’s largest collection of Shakespeare’s printed works, including dozens of First Folios; its exhibition gallery is open free and makes a 15-minute walk-up. From there we can roll through the residential blocks to Eastern Market, the 1873 public market that still runs, and finish at Union Station, the 1908 Beaux-Arts terminal. Eastern Market and Union Station work as either a short walk-up or a drive-by, depending on your time.

Who this tour is for

This route suits history and government buffs, civics-minded families with teenagers, student groups, and visitors who have already done the Mall and want a different DC. It also fits guests from abroad who want to see where Congress and the courts operate up close. If your group mainly wants the famous memorials and a single sweep of the city, the Mall tours linked above are the better pick.

Pricing

Starting at $440 for a private tour in the executive sedan (up to 3 guests), with a 4-hour minimum. The Executive SUV is $480 for 4 hours (up to 6). Larger groups ride in a Mercedes Sprinter at $560 for 4 hours (up to 13).

Book this Capitol Hill tour

Call (202) 609-9811 or book online. An expert answers 24/7, no voicemail. Tell us your date and group size, and we will lock the vehicle and the route order.

Common questions about Capitol Hill Tour by Limousine

Can you visit Capitol Hill without a Capitol building tour?

Yes. The Capitol's East and West fronts, the Supreme Court steps, the Library of Congress exterior, the Botanic Garden and the Folger are all walk-up stops with no reservation. This 4-hour private tour covers the whole legislative campus outside, and fits an inside tour if you hold one.

How do I get tickets for a U.S. Capitol tour?

Capitol interior tours are free and booked through visitthecapitol.gov, or through your Senator's or Representative's office for a staff-led tour. Slots fill weeks ahead in spring and summer. Tell us your time and the chauffeur builds the Capitol Hill loop around it, dropping you at the Visitor Center entrance.

Is a tour of the Capitol worth it?

If you can get a slot, yes: the Rotunda, the Crypt and the old Senate chamber are the highlight of the Hill. If not, the outside of the Capitol, the Supreme Court and the Library of Congress's Jefferson Building still make a strong half day, and this tour covers all of them with narration.

How much does it cost to visit Capitol Hill?

The buildings are free. The private Capitol Hill tour starts from $440 for 4 hours in the Executive Sedan for up to 3 guests, or $480 in the Executive SUV for up to 6. Groups ride the Mercedes Sprinter at $560 for up to 13 or the mini bus at $720 for 22 to 32. Tours bill a 4-hour minimum.

Which stops are on the Capitol Hill tour?

Walk-ups at the U.S. Capitol East and West fronts, the Library of Congress Jefferson Building, the Supreme Court, the U.S. Botanic Garden and the Folger Shakespeare Library, with narrated drive-bys of the Russell, Dirksen and Hart Senate offices, the House office buildings and Union Station.

Can a limousine get close to the Capitol?

Yes. Security perimeters block vehicle access on some sides, but there are legal drop-off and photo points around the East Front and the West Lawn, and your chauffeur knows which are open that day. You step out steps from the building instead of walking in from a distant garage.

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