Washington DC · GEORGETOWN TOURS
18 tours
Federal brick, the C&O towpath, the Exorcist steps and more food per block than anywhere else in the district. Below are the Georgetown tours worth booking, food walks and history walks both, with what you eat, how far you walk and what it costs.
Ghosts of Georgetown at night: true crime lore, Victorian legends, and the Exorcist Steps. Small group, 90 minutes, $39.
“Our guide, Mr Kehoe, was knowledgeable and the presentation was very enjoyable. I am very pleased with the tour and our guide.”
Taste Georgetown on a 3-hour small-group walk with four eateries, one drink pairing, and stops by the C&O Canal and Julia Child home.
“Jacob was a great tour guide with a knack for anticipating questions and needs. I would most definitely recommend this tour.”
A small-group Georgetown walking tour that pairs food tastings with historic stops like Old Stone House and the C&O Canal, ending at Olivia Macaron.
“Robert is an amazing tour guide. I have a dairy allergy and he coordinated with each location to ensure there was a substitution. He knows the history and adds interesting stories. I would highly recommend this tour with Robert!”
Historic Georgetown walking tour from C&O Canal Lock 3. Small group, 2 hours, $49, with architecture, gossip, and DC lore.
“This tour was the perfect length and had a ton of information. Our tour guide was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable!”
Georgetown small-group food walk with tastings and drinks plus DC history from local guides. About 3 hours, 8 guests max.
“Had a great tour with Vanesa- she was wonderful- the food was great- as was portion size. She had great information on the area and also on the Restaurant’s history. Definitely recommend this tour.”
Pick a themed mission in Georgetown, solve puzzles in a locked room with a guide, and race the clock for a fun, not-scary escape.
“My friends and I went to celebrate one of their birthdays. Star was very helpful and had such a great energy. Would visit again”
Georgetown food tour with kosher, Italian, pastries, and a seasonal dish, plus local history on a 2-hour small group walk.
“Mike was an excellent guide. Gave us a lot great facts and history of Georgetown. Told us some great stories of the area! The food was delicious and plentiful.”
A 3-hour Georgetown food walk with generous tastings, neighborhood history, photo stops, and a donation to Bread for the City.
“This was a really fun and unique tour experience. The guide was knowledgeable and fun to talk to. Clearly he had a great rapport with the restaurants we visited along the way. I would highly recommend this tour experience.”
Join a 90-minute Georgetown night walk with a licensed guide, Old Stone House yard access, and the Exorcist Steps.
“It was awesome! Our guide was super informative and great personality. I encourage everyone to take the tour it’s worth every cent!”
Potomac River cruise plus a guided Georgetown walk, capped with a local cupcake. Learn DC landmarks from water and on foot.
“Great visit with Jason. He is passionate about street art and shared with us his experience. I highly recommend this tour if you want to to know more about street art and what is behind the murals in Noma.”
Historic Georgetown architecture walk for $48, a narrated small-group tour covering 2 miles from the C&O Canal to the Georgetown Waterfront.
“I like the house which Jacqueline Kennedy purchased and lived in it shortly after the assassination of president John F. Kennedy in 1963 and pink house blocks away from Georgetown University.”
Potomac views from the water, then a guided Georgetown walk with famous landmarks, JFK connections, and a complimentary cupcake stop.
“Visiting all the Kennedy homes and listening to our wonderful guide And the boat ride from the Wharf to Georgetown was very pleasant.”
A small-group morning walk through Georgetown with coffee, croissants, sweets, and real neighborhood stories, finishing near the C&O Canal.
“Wayne was amazing. Best food tour i have been on. The history added in was amazing. Well worth the money. I cant wait to do it again. Was not rushed an enjoyable relaxed tour bring your appetite!”
Walk Georgetown cobblestones with a licensed guide, from C&O Canal Lock 3 to Georgetown University, with $49, 2 hours, and big stories.
“Georgia was excellent. The group size was 8 which was just right. Thoroughly enjoyed the tour”
Black Georgetown walking tour with stops at Healy Hall, Pomander Walk, slave-trade sites, Mount Zion Church and cemeteries, $30.
“Katie was well read, personable with great pacing and extra pearls of information. The group in general had a wonderful friendly open atmosphere”
