Guide to DC’s Best Parks and Outdoor Spaces
Washington D.C. serves as the capital of the United States and an amazing place to learn more about the history of the country. You can find hundreds of monuments dedicated to historical figures, museums and art galleries dedicated to science and culture, and of course…
Your Smithsonian Group Guide: Visiting the National Museum of African Art, Smithsonian Castle, National Museum of Asian Art, and S. Dillon Ripley Center
Is your DC tour group interested in visiting the National Museum of African Art? Or are you planning a school field trip to the Smithsonian Castle? This southern area of the National Mall has so much to see, including the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery and…
Your Smithsonian Museum Group Guide: Visiting the National Air and Space Museum, National Museum of the American Indian, and the Hirshhorn Museum
The perfect outing for field trip groups and private sightseers alike, paying a visit to a few of Washington D.C.’s Smithsonian museums is a great way to learn about a wide variety of topics and see some of the best exhibits in the country. From…
Group Guide to Touring Washington DC Colleges
As the Nation’s Capital, it’s only natural that Washington D.C. is home to numerous historic and prestigious universities. High school seniors or transfer students setting their sights in D.C. will have more than 20 universities to choose from. With so many campuses to see and…
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…