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Baltimore Food Tour: Fells Point & Little Italy, 7 TastingsThis guided food tour walks through Fells Point and Little Italy in Baltimore, stopping at seven different spots to taste Maryland crab cakes, pierogies, cannoli, a potato knish, arancini or meatballs, and a surprise stop revealed on the day. A local guide shares the neighborhood's history—from the Polish dock workers who settled here to the Italian families who opened restaurants generations ago—while you stroll cobblestone streets and waterfront landmarks over three hours.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to taste the food that shaped Baltimore's neighborhoods rather than just pass through them—the guide's stories about the Polish dock workers, Italian immigrants, and Frederick Douglass turn each stop into a piece of the city's history, not just a meal.
Federal Hill Food Tour Baltimore: Cross Street Market tastingsA 3.5-hour food tour of Federal Hill, Baltimore's historic south neighborhood, led by a professional guide in English. You'll taste award-winning crab cakes with wine pairing, wood-fired pizza, handmade comfort foods, locally brewed beer, grilled halloumi, fried beignets and more—all tastings included. The neighborhood spans four centuries of history and sits at the center of Baltimore's food scene, from family recipes to high-end cuisine. Dietary restrictions and allergies can be accommodated if noted at booking.Is it for me?At 3.5 hours, the tour fits into a morning or early afternoon without consuming your whole day, leaving time to explore other neighborhoods or return to your hotel before evening plans. If you want to spend longer in Federal Hill or need a shorter introduction to the food scene, this length sets the pace.
Baltimore Inner Harbor History Boat Tour: Fort McHenryThis 1.5-hour live-narrated boat tour cruises Baltimore's Inner Harbor, passing Fort McHenry and other waterfront landmarks while a guide shares 300 years of American history—from the War of 1812 to Frederick Douglass's escape and modern watershed restoration. The tour departs from the Baltimore Water Taxi stop near Harborplace, operates rain or shine, and is wheelchair accessible; Fort McHenry is viewed from the water, not entered.Is it for me?Book this if you want to follow Baltimore's waterfront history from a seated vantage point while the boat moves between landmarks—no walking required between sites.
Washington DC: White House & Monument Guided Tour with PickupYou're picked up from your hotel or airport and driven to the White House and Washington Monument with a private guide who speaks English. You see both landmarks without arranging transport or waiting in entry lines, and you're back within a few hours. Best for travelers who want DC's top sights without the logistics.Is it for me?Right for travelers arriving in DC who want the main sights without renting a car, reading maps, or waiting in entry lines — the guide and transport take those off your hands so you can focus on the landmarks themselves.
Washington DC Water Taxi One Day Pass: Potomac River & AlexandriaYou get unlimited water taxi rides between DC's Wharf and Old Town Alexandria on a single date, with timed tickets you pick up at the booth before each departure. The route hugs the Potomac River, giving you views of the Washington Monument and the city skyline from the water instead of from a car window. Bring your confirmation, arrive 20 minutes early, and you're free to hop on and off as many times as you want until the day ends.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to move between downtown DC and Alexandria without renting a car or sitting in traffic — the unlimited rides mean you can spend as long as you want in either place and catch the next boat back on your own schedule.
