Washington DC
This list collects the African American history tours that treat the subject with real depth. Routes take in U Street’s Black Broadway, the Frederick Douglass home in Anacostia, and the civil rights sites downtown. The National Museum of African American History and Culture requires timed entry passes, so tours that plan for it save you the scramble.
Uncover the hidden narratives of resilience and triumph on the Washington, DC African American History Tour & Museum Entry, where history comes alive in ways you never imagined.
Most Popular★ 4.9“Mr. DRE : Was very Inspirational and very KNOWLEDGEABLE and Informative about the History and of those individuals who have made this nation a Great Nation. Please keep up the Excellent Service and Tours.”
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312 reviews210 minutes - 4 hoursFrom $89by USA GUIDED TOURS
Bask in the rich history and vibrant culture of Washington DC's walking tour and African American Museum, where untold stories await.
★ 4.6“Very informative guide. Pace was just right to see various historical landmarks and get background information.”
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157 reviews3 hoursFrom $80by UTG EXPERIENCE LIMITED
Discover the hidden stories of African American history in Washington DC. Join our private tour of the captivating African American History Museum today!
★ 4.7“It was awesome what an experience me and my wife learned so much of things we never knew and the tour gentleman was excellent he taught us over and beyond would love to do all over again.”
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54 reviews2 hoursFrom $350by UTG EXPERIENCE LIMITED
Discover the rich history of African Americans in DC. Join our walking tour and secure your ticket to the renowned African American Museum. Book now!
“Dr. KO ur a Gibson did an excellent job. She was very knowledgeable and pleasant. Her education level was Amazing”
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34 reviews2 hours (approx.)From $80.00by Universal Tour Group USA
Discover the rich history and vibrant culture of Washington DC's African American Museum on a private tour. Uncover untold stories and explore a unique perspective.
★ 4.0“Nur was an excellent guide. He was engaging and knowledgeable. Took the time task our children questions. He was also very enthusiastic. We learned a lot. Definitely worth the money.”
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31 reviews2 hours (approx.)From $350.00
Discover the rich history of African Americans in Washington DC with our 2-hour heritage tour. Learn about their contributions and visit iconic sites that commemorate their impact. Book your tour today!
★ 4.0“It was a great tour especially the visit of Howard University! The guide is really good and explain very well”
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20 reviews2 hours (approx.)From $90.00by Universal Tour Group USA
Trek through the U Street Corridor on the African American Heritage Walking Tour in Washington, DC to discover the untold tales of its past and present...
★ 4.1“the info on specific topics”
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17 reviews2 hoursFrom $90by UTG EXPERIENCE LIMITED
Get ready to explore Washington, D.C.'s iconic sites, including the Washington Monument and the African American Museum—discover what awaits you on this unforgettable adventure!
★ 4.5“Our guide, Tyrone, was excellent and very informative and helpful. The monuments were beautiful and we were happy with what we saw. One problem: Viator told us that we would be touring into the Washington monument, the African American museum. and the Air and Space…”
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8 reviews3 to 4 hours (approx.)From $59.00by Signature Tours of DC
Tantalize your senses with an exclusive twilight journey through African American history in Washington DC - where the past comes alive under the night sky.
★ 5.0“The tour was excellent! We learned a lot about the contributions of iconic African Americans within our country and within DC.”
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2 reviews4 hours (approx.)From $100.00by KB Tours
Discover Washington D.C.'s African American heritage on a private 3-hour tour, including key landmarks and museum entry, offering a meaningful and educational experience.
From $62by Capital City Tours
My DC list runs from sunrise at the Tidal Basin to the memorials lit up long after the museums close.