New York and Washington Self Guided AI Tour for Seven days
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Overview
With this AI app you're no longer restricted to crowded group tours or rigid scripts. Explore iconic sites like Times Square and the National Mall—or dive deep into lesser-known landmarks and hidden urban parks. Ask about literally anything that catches your eye—from a historic district to a secret street corner or a towering skyscraper. The city's secrets are yours to uncover.
Point & Discover: Snap a photo of any monument or museum masterpiece to instantly receive a captivating and accurate story. It’s like having a historian in your pocket!
Ultimate Freedom: Navigate seamlessly with interactive map-based audio tours. Your schedule, your pace, your rules.
Choose Your Vibe: Select a narrator persona that matches your style—from a deep-diving scholar to a fun companion for the kids.
Get Started: 7 Days of Premium Access available instantly for iPhone and Android.
What's Included
- Unlimited narrated stories for any attraction
- 7 days premium app access for iPhone or Android
- Interactive maps with routes and recommendations
- Instant stories by photo or from the map
Meeting Location
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West 34th Street
New York, NY 10001, USA
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This activity ends back at the meeting point.
What To Expect
Day 1
Day 1: New York City – The Icons of Midtown Manhattan
20 Stops
Times Square
Stand at the center of the world's most famous intersection. Receive real-time insights on the hidden sound installations beneath the subway grates and the architectural history of the Times Tower where the New Year's Eve ball drops.
Times Square / Theater District
Walk the legendary blocks of Broadway. Your guide provides an audio map of historic theaters, detailing the superstitions, legendary premieres, and famous "ghost lights" left burning on empty stages. Listen to rare audio clips of classic opening nights as you pass the Majestic or the Richard Rodgers Theater.
Empire State Building
Before reaching the observation deck, use your visual guide in the lobby to decode the stunning Art Deco ceiling murals and marble walls. Access a structural timeline that details the astonishing 13-month construction process during the Great Depression, complete with historical photos of the daring ironworkers suspended above the city.
New York Public Library
Greet the famous marble lions, Patience and Fortitude. Inside, your digital guide directs you to the breathtaking Rose Main Reading Room. Uncover the hidden pneumatic tube system once used to request books, and use an architectural scanner to learn about the Carrère and Hastings Beaux-Arts design that makes this a sanctuary of knowledge.
Ellis Island Immigration Museum
Walk through the Great Hall where millions awaited their fate. Your immersive audio recreates the din of languages and the medical inspections that took place here. Use your guide's historical database to understand the grueling "six-second medical exam" and the chalk marks doctors used to seal the fate of incoming passengers.
Bryant Park
Relax in this vibrant park behind the library. Your guide reveals the dark history of this space, originally a potter's field (graveyard) and later a Civil War encampment. Navigate to the hidden chess tables and the French-style carousel, uncovering how the 1990s redesign transformed it into Manhattan's favorite "town square."
Grand Central Terminal
Enter the bustling main concourse. Use your tool to locate the famous "Whispering Gallery" outside the Oyster Bar to test its acoustic magic. Look up at the celestial ceiling mural and learn the humorous story behind why the zodiac was painted backward. Find the hidden, dark brick on the ceiling left uncleaned to show the era of train soot
Chrysler Building
While the upper floors are private, stand outside to study New York's most beautiful skyscraper. Your visual guide points out the stainless steel eagle gargoyles and brickwork designed to mimic Chrysler car hubcaps and radiator caps. Discover the secret rivalry with the Bank of Manhattan Trust building in the race for the world's tallest title.
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Step inside the largest decorated neo-Gothic Catholic cathedral in North America. Your guide highlights the massive Rose Window and the giant bronze doors. Uncover the history of the hidden crypts beneath the altar, and learn how this massive structure was built by poor immigrants relying entirely on small community donations
Rockefeller Center
Navigate this massive Art Deco complex. Your guide details the allegory behind the golden Prometheus statue overlooking the sunken plaza. Discover the hidden rooftop gardens featured in famous films, and learn about the controversial Diego Rivera mural that was destroyed in the lobby of 30 Rock for featuring anti-capitalist imagery.
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
Avoid overwhelm with a focused, guided path highlighting masterpieces like Van Gogh's Starry Night and Dalí's The Persistence of Memory. Your audio tool explains the revolutionary shifts in perspective, from Cubism to Pop Art, providing instant context on how artists like Warhol and Pollock redefined what could be considered art.
Top of the Rock
Ascend to the 70th floor of 30 Rockefeller Plaza. Your viewing guide maps out the unobstructed panorama, specifically highlighting the direct visual alignment with the Empire State Building to the south and Central Park to the north. Learn the history of the outdoor viewing decks, modeled to resemble the deck of an ocean liner.
Radio City Music Hall
Stand before the iconic neon marquee. Your guide details the 1932 opening of this massive theater, built to provide high-quality entertainment to the masses during the Depression. Decode the grand foyer's Art Deco murals and learn the rigorous history and precision choreography of the legendary Rockettes.
SUMMIT One Vanderbilt
Experience the newest, most sensory-driven observation deck. Your guide helps you navigate the immersive art installations by Kenzo Digital, explaining the engineering required to create the completely mirrored rooms. Use the tool to identify key landmarks while standing on the transparent glass sky boxes hovering over Madison Avenue
Morgan Library
Enter Pierpont Morgan's private library. Your guide highlights the magnificent three-story rotunda, the secret staircases, and the stunning ceiling frescoes. Use the tool to explore digital scans of the rare artifacts housed here, including three Gutenberg Bibles, original Mozart manuscripts, and works by Charles Dickens
Intrepid Museum
Board the historic USS Intrepid docked on the Hudson River. Your audio guide walks you through the flight deck, analyzing the supersonic Concorde and the Space Shuttle Enterprise pavilion. Listen to the firsthand accounts of sailors who survived kamikaze attacks on this exact ship during World War II in the Pacific Theater.
Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises
Embark on a boat tour around Manhattan. Your geo-synced audio guide provides historical context as you pass under the city's iconic bridges. Learn about the maritime history of the Hudson and East Rivers, the engineering of the shoreline, and get the perfect, unobstructed photo angles of the Statue of Liberty from the water
Madison Square Garden
Visit the epicenter of New York sports and music. Your guide overlays the rich history of the site, from the "Fight of the Century" (Ali vs. Frazier) to legendary concerts. Learn the controversial history of the arena's construction, which resulted in the demolition of the majestic original Pennsylvania Station in the 1960s
Spyscape
Engage with this interactive spy museum. Your digital companion keeps track of your profile as you navigate laser tunnels, lie detector tests, and surveillance hubs. Learn the real-world history of espionage, from WWII codebreakers like Alan Turing to modern cyber warfare, evaluating your own potential as an intelligence operative.
Madame Tussauds New York
Explore the massive wax museum in Times Square. Your guide provides the fascinating 250-year history of Marie Tussaud and her survival during the French Revolution. Uncover the painstaking, months-long process of creating a single wax figure, from the initial hundreds of measurements to the insertion of individual hairs
Day 2
Day 2: New York City – Lower Manhattan & The Harbor
18 Stops
Statue of Liberty
As you ferry to the island, your guide breaks down Gustave Eiffel's internal iron framework that allows the statue to sway in the wind. Use an interactive visual to see the statue in its original shiny, penny-colored copper before oxidation turned it green. Learn the complex symbolism of her torch, tablet, and the broken chains at her feet.
Battery Park
Stroll the southern tip of Manhattan. Your guide identifies Castle Clinton, explaining its evolution from a War of 1812 fort to an opera house, an immigration depot, and finally an aquarium. Discover the Sphere, the damaged bronze sculpture recovered from the World Trade Center rubble, now serving as a monument to resilience
Charging Bull (Wall Street Bull)
Visit the financial district's most famous bronze statues. Learn the surprising story of how the Charging Bull was illegally dropped in the middle of the night by artist Arturo Di Modica following the 1987 stock market crash. Your guide explores the later addition of the Fearless Girl and the legal controversies between the two artists.
New York Stock Exchange
Stand on Broad Street before the iconic Roman facade. While the trading floor is closed to the public, your digital tool reconstructs the frantic energy inside. Learn about the Buttonwood Agreement of 1792 that started the exchange under a tree, and decode the allegorical sculptures on the pediment representing American commerce and agriculture
Federal Hall
Visit the site where the first US Capitol stood. Your guide directs you to the exact stone slab where George Washington was inaugurated as the first President. Explore the Greek Revival architecture and learn about the Bill of Rights, which was drafted on this very ground before the capital moved to Philadelphia
Trinity Church Wall Street
Explore this historic Gothic Revival church standing at the end of Wall Street. Your guide leads you directly to the grave of Alexander Hamilton in the churchyard. Listen to the dramatic account of his fatal duel with Aaron Burr, and discover the graves of other prominent early Americans hidden amidst the skyscrapers
The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum
Stand at the edge of the two massive waterfall pools marking the footprints of the Twin Towers. Your guide provides a solemn, respectful audio narrative explaining the arrangement of the nearly 3,000 names carved into the bronze parapets, grouped by "meaningful adjacencies." Locate the "Survivor Tree," a callery pear rescued from the rubble
One World Observatory
Take the elevator to the 100th floor. Your guide enriches the high-tech immersive elevator ride, explaining the historical transformation of the Manhattan skyline flashing on the walls. At the top, use your digital compass to identify bridges, boroughs, and distant landmarks across a 360-degree panoramic view of the tri-state area
The Oculus
Walk into the stark white, ribbed structure of the World Trade Center transportation hub. Your architectural guide explains Santiago Calatrava's design, intended to resemble a dove being released from a child's hands. Learn about the "Wedge of Light" concept, designed so the sun shines perfectly through the skylight every September 11th.
Fraunces Tavern Museum
Enter the oldest surviving building in Manhattan. Your guide reconstructs the scene in the Long Room, where George Washington famously bid an emotional farewell to his Continental Army officers in 1783. Explore the museum's collection of Revolutionary War artifacts and uncover the building's history as a target of a 1775 naval bombardment
Stone Street
Walk down the first paved street in New York City. Your guide peels back the layers to 1658 New Amsterdam. Learn why the Dutch settlers originally paved this specific street with cobblestones (due to complaints about the muddy conditions caused by a local brewery), and explore the beautifully restored 19th-century commercial buildings
National Museum of the American Indian
Visit this free Smithsonian branch housed inside the spectacular Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House. Your guide details the impressive oval rotunda with its nautical murals by Reginald Marsh. Explore the extensive exhibits detailing the art, history, and vibrant cultures of the Native peoples of the Western Hemisphere
Skyscraper Museum
Uncover the architectural history of the skyline. Your guide navigates the models and exhibits, explaining the zoning laws (like the 1916 Zoning Resolution) that forced buildings to have setbacks, creating the iconic "wedding cake" shape of early New York skyscrapers. Compare the massing of the Twin Towers to the slender supertalls of today
South Street Seaport Museum
Wander the cobblestones of the historic port district. Your guide highlights the Schermerhorn Row block of early 19th-century countinghouses. View the historic ships docked at Pier 16, including the massive 1885 iron-hulled ship Wavertree, and learn about the rough-and-tumble era when New York was the busiest port in the world
Staten Island Ferry
Board the iconic orange commuter ferry. Your geo-guide provides commentary during the 25-minute ride, pointing out Governors Island and offering prime photographic framing of the Statue of Liberty. Learn the history of the municipal ferry service, which has operated since 1905, serving as a vital link between the boroughs
Museum of Jewish Heritage
Visit this hexagonal building in Battery Park City, designed to represent the six points of the Star of David and the six million Jews who perished. Your guide offers a profound, curated path through the exhibits, focusing on personal narratives, artifacts of resistance, and the resilience of Jewish culture before, during, and after the war.
Woolworth Building
tand before the Neo-Gothic pioneer of the skyline. Your architectural guide details the terra-cotta facade of the 1913 skyscraper, once the tallest in the world. Look for the whimsical corbels in the lobby (often visible from the street) depicting the architect, Cass Gilbert, holding a model of the building, and F.W. Woolworth counting his nickels
St. Paul's Chapel
Visit Manhattan's oldest surviving church building (1766). Your guide points out George Washington's original pew, where he prayed on his inauguration day. Learn its poignant modern history: surviving the 9/11 attacks without a broken window and serving as a vital, round-the-clock relief center for Ground Zero recovery workers
Day 3
Day 3: New York City – The Villages, Chelsea & The High Line
20 Stops
Washington Square Park Audio Tour
Enter beneath the monumental Washington Square Arch. Your guide uncovers the park's rebellious history, from the folk music riots of the 1960s to its origins as a public execution ground. Locate the "Hanging Elm" in the northwest corner, the oldest known tree in Manhattan, and listen to the legends of its dark past.
The Stonewall Inn
Stand outside the historic tavern in Greenwich Village. Your immersive audio guide narrates the events of the 1969 Stonewall Uprising, recreating the tension and the pushback that launched the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement. View the Gay Liberation Monument in the park across the street, understanding its profound global significance
Greenwich Village
Wander the crooked, tree-lined streets that break Manhattan's grid. Your interactive map points out the former homes of literary giants like Mark Twain and Edgar Allan Poe, and the subterranean cafes where Bob Dylan started his career. Discover the narrowest house in New York and the hidden mews (carriage houses) tucked down private alleys.
Chelsea Market
Walk the industrial halls of this premier food hall. Your guide reveals the building's history as the National Biscuit Company factory, where the Oreo cookie was invented in 1912. The tool directs you to the best artisanal vendors while highlighting the preserved industrial artifacts, like original pipes and exposed brickwork, still visible today
The High Line
Stroll this revolutionary 1.45-mile park built on an abandoned elevated freight rail line. Your ecological guide identifies the native plant species designed to mimic the wild weeds that overgrew the tracks. Use historical overlays to see the dangerous "Death Avenue" trains that once ran at street level before the elevated tracks were built
The Vessel
Stand beneath this massive, copper-colored structural artwork. While climbing access may be restricted, your guide explains the complex geometry and the British designer Thomas Heatherwick's vision of an interactive, climbable public gathering space. Analyze the 154 interconnecting flights of stairs that create its mesmerizing honeycomb pattern
Hudson Yards
Visit the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere. Before stepping onto the terrifying glass floor, your guide details the cantilevered engineering that suspends the platform 100 stories in the air. Use the tool to identify the distinct neighborhoods of western Manhattan and New Jersey visible from this unique, jutting vantage point.
Flatiron Building
Stand at the intersection of 5th Avenue and Broadway. Your architectural guide explains the innovative steel-frame construction that allowed Daniel Burnham to build this wedge-shaped 1902 skyscraper. Learn about the wind-tunnel effect it created on the streets below, and the phrase "23 skiddoo" that originated from police shooing away loiterers here.
Madison Square Park
Relax in this historic park. Your guide details its past as the original site of Madison Square Garden. Learn the history of the original Shake Shack, which began as a hot dog cart here to support a park art installation. The tool highlights the rotating contemporary sculptures and the stunning backdrop of the Met Life Tower.
Union Square
Visit this bustling intersection. Your guide explains its long history as the city's epicenter for protests, labor strikes, and public speech. Identify the statues of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Gandhi. The tool also provides insights into the Greenmarket, the largest farmers' market in the city, held here since 1976.
Whitney Museum of American Art
Explore this asymmetrical Renzo Piano-designed building at the base of the High Line. Your guide highlights key works by Edward Hopper and Georgia O'Keeffe. Navigate the outdoor terraces, which serve as an open-air sculpture gallery, offering spectacular perspectives of the Hudson River and the surrounding Meatpacking District
Rubin Museum of Art
Ascend the stunning, six-story spiral staircase in this serene museum. Your guide decodes the complex iconography of Tibetan Buddhist thangkas (scroll paintings) and bronze deities. Engage with the interactive "Mandala Lab," exploring concepts of emotional intelligence and mindfulness through the lens of ancient Himalayan philosophies
Fotografiska New York
Enter the striking 1894 Renaissance Revival building, formerly the Church Missions House. Your guide provides context for the rotating, cutting-edge contemporary photography exhibitions. Learn about the museum's unique origins in Stockholm and its mission to inspire a more conscious world through the power of world-class visual storytelling
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site
Step into this reconstructed brownstone. Your guide details the life of "Teedie," a sickly child who transformed himself into the robust 26th U.S. President. Explore the Victorian-era rooms, decorated with original family furnishings, and learn how his early years in this bustling city shaped his later progressive conservationist policies
The Strand Bookstore
Get lost in New York's most legendary independent bookstore. Your digital map helps you navigate the towering stacks and specialized sections. Learn the history of "Book Row," which once featured 48 bookstores spanning 4th Avenue, of which the Strand is the sole survivor. Use the tool to locate the rare book room on the third floor.
Comedy Cellar
Stand outside the iconic venue marked by its classic neon sign. Your guide lists the comedic legends who have honed their acts on this subterranean stage, from Jon Stewart to Dave Chappelle. Learn about the legendary "comics' table" at the Olive Tree Cafe upstairs, where the most famous minds in comedy gather to write and argue
Little Island
Walk onto this artificial island supported by 132 concrete "tulip" pots rising from the Hudson River. Your ecological guide details the unique planting zones designed to block river winds. Explore the hidden acoustic chimes built into the walkways, and visit the amphitheater (The Amph) specifically designed to face the sunset
Friends Apartment
Locate the famous intersection of Bedford and Grove Streets. Your guide explains the television magic that used this specific building facade for the hit 1990s sitcom Friends, despite the show being filmed entirely on a soundstage in Los Angeles. Learn about the architectural style of the classic West Village walk-up.
Carrie Bradshaw's stoop
Walk down the tree-lined block of Perry Street to find the famous stoop from Sex and the City. Your guide provides the cultural context of the show's impact on New York's fashion and nightlife scenes in the early 2000s. The tool respectfully reminds visitors of the neighborhood etiquette regarding taking photos on private residential steps.
Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex
Explore the massive sports and entertainment complex. Your historical guide reconstructs the era when these piers served as the primary luxury ocean liner terminal for the city. Learn the tragic connection to the RMS Titanic, whose surviving passengers were dropped off here by the Carpathia in 1912, fundamentally changing maritime safety laws
Day 4
Day 4: New York City – Central Park, Museums & Brooklyn
19 Stops
Central Park
Walk to the heart of the park. Your guide details Frederick Law Olmsted’s vision for this grand terrace. Analyze the intricate Minton tile ceiling inside the arcade. Learn the history of the Bethesda Fountain's "Angel of the Waters" statue, symbolizing the pure city water aqueduct system that transformed public health in the 1860s
Belvedere Castle
Climb up to the miniature castle sitting on Vista Rock. Your guide explains its original purpose as a "folly" (a building meant purely for aesthetics) and its later use as the city's official weather station. Use your tool to pinpoint the Great Lawn and the Delacorte Theater from the observation deck, visualizing the massive scale of the park.
Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial
Locate the quiet teardrop-shaped area dedicated to John Lennon. Your digital guide overlays the history of the Dakota building across the street where he lived. Listen to audio accounts of the 1980 tragedy and the creation of the iconic black-and-white "Imagine" mosaic donated by the city of Naples to honor his legacy of peace
Bow Bridge
Walk across one of the most romantic and photographed bridges in the city. Your architectural guide details the 1862 cast-iron design and the complex underground foundations hidden in the lake. Find the perfect angle to photograph the rowboats on the water with the dual-towered San Remo building rising above the tree canopy
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Navigate the largest art museum in the Americas without getting lost. Your digital route highlights key artifacts: the fully reconstructed Egyptian Temple of Dendur,the imposing armor of Henry VIII and the vivid brushstrokes of Washington Crossing the Delaware. Listen to expert audio explaining the acquisition and history of these global treasures
American Museum of Natural History
Stand beneath the massive 94-foot blue whale model. Your guide navigates you through the famous dinosaur halls. Discover the history of the famous wildlife dioramas, understanding the expeditions that brought these specimens to New York in the early 20th century
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Stand in the atrium of this iconic white concrete building. Your architectural guide explains Wright's revolutionary "Ziggurat" design, instructing visitors to take the elevator to the top and view the art on a continuous downward ramp. Learn how this unique layout challenged traditional museum curation and completely redefined gallery spaces.
Neue Galerie
Enter this intimate museum housed in a 1914 mansion on Museum Mile. Your guide navigates the collection of early 20th-century German and Austrian art. Focus on Gustav Klimt's masterpiece Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I. Learn the thrilling history of the painting's theft by the Nazis and its eventual high-profile restitution
Museum of the City of New York
Uncover the complete history of the five boroughs. Your interactive map brings the city's grid to life, tracing its evolution from the Lenape native people to the Dutch settlement of New Amsterdam. Dive into the historical artifacts of the Gilded Age and the progressive eras that defined modern urban living.
Brooklyn Bridge
Walk the wooden planks of this 1883 engineering marvel. Your guide narrates the tragic and triumphant story of the Roebling family who designed and built it. Focus on the Gothic stone arches and the complex web of steel suspension wires that revolutionized bridge building and physically linked the independent cities of New York and Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge Park
Descend to the waterfront park on the Brooklyn side. Your ecological guide explains the transformation of these abandoned shipping piers into a sustainable landscape. Identify the historical remnants of the cargo terminals. Point your tool at the Manhattan skyline for an interactive identification of the Financial District's skyscrapers across the river
Dumbo Manhattan Bridge View
Walk to the intersection of Washington and Water Streets. Your guide sets up the iconic cinematic shot: the steel tower of the Manhattan Bridge framed perfectly by red brick warehouses, with the Empire State Building visible through the arch. Learn about DUMBO's shift from a manufacturing hub to a wealthy tech and arts center
Jane's Carousel
Visit this beautifully restored carousel housed in a modern glass pavilion. Your guide details the 20-year restoration process of the 48 intricately carved horses originally built by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company. Listen to the history of the carousel's original home in Ohio and its rescue, creating a magical juxtaposition of old and new
New York Transit Museum
Head to Downtown Brooklyn to enter a decommissioned 1936 subway station. Your guide leads you down to the platform to explore the vintage train cars spanning a century of transit history. Decode the changing mosaic tile designs and vintage advertisements, learning the engineering miracles that connected the city's islands.
Brooklyn Heights Promenade
Stroll along the cantilevered walkway suspended over the BQE highway. Your viewing tool identifies the distinct skyscrapers of the Financial District across the East River. Access historical layers to see how this wealthy, historic neighborhood of brownstones fought off Robert Moses's attempts to bulldoze it in the 1950s.
Brooklyn Museum
Explore New York's third-largest physical museum. Your curated path focuses on the expansive Egyptian antiquities and Judy Chicago’s feminist masterpiece The Dinner Party. The digital tool provides deep context on the Beaux-Arts architecture and the museum's role as a cultural anchor for the diverse surrounding communities
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Step into a 52-acre natural oasis. Your botanical guide directs you to the historic Japanese garden, decoding the symbolism behind the wooden torii gate,koi pond and Shinto shrine. Depending on the season, navigate to the Cherry Esplanade or the Cranford Rose Garden to learn the science of urban horticulture
Prospect Park
Visit the park that designers Olmsted and Vaux considered superior to their work on Central Park. Your guide leads you through the Long Meadow and the Ravine, the only forest in Brooklyn. Discover the historical context of the Lefferts Historic House and the grand, classical design of the boathouse on the lake.
Domino Park
Walk the vibrant Williamsburg waterfront. Your guide explains the transformation of the massive Domino Sugar Refinery into a public park. Identify the preserved industrial artifacts like the syrup tanks and gantry cranes integrated into the landscape design, and enjoy the unparalleled views of the Williamsburg Bridge.
Day 5
Day 5: Washington D.C. – Capitol Hill & The Monumental Core
19 Stops
Union Station
Step off the train into the majestic Main Hall. Your architectural guide details the 96-foot barrel-vaulted ceiling covered in 22-karat gold leaf. Learn about the statues of Roman legionnaires lining the balcony and the dramatic history of the 1953 runaway train that crashed through the floor
National Postal Museum
Located next to Union Station, use your digital tool to track the evolution of mail delivery. Scan the vintage airmail planes suspended from the ceiling and learn the daring stories of early pilots. Access interactive maps to trace how the postal service physically connected the expanding American frontier.
Capitol Hill
Stand before the seat of the legislative branch. Your guide explains the complex evolution of the massive cast-iron dome and the Statue of Freedom atop it. Use an interactive overlay to see the building before it was burned by the British in 1814. Learn the history of the Crypt, designed to hold George Washington
Library of Congress
Enter the awe-inspiring Great Hall. Your guide decodes the intricate mosaics, marble stairs, and allegorical paintings representing human knowledge. Focus on the Gutenberg Bible display and Thomas Jefferson’s original personal library, understanding how his collection rebuilt the institution
Supreme Court
Stand before the massive Corinthian columns. Your guide interprets the pediment sculptures, highlighting the figures of Liberty and Order. Discover the hidden basketball court located on the top floor, famously dubbed the "Highest Court in the Land," and learn about landmark rulings made within these walls.
Folger Shakespeare Library
Access this ticketed institution housing the world’s largest Shakespeare collection. Your guide highlights the 82 First Folios stored here. Walk into the Elizabethan-style theater and use the audio tool to hear famous soliloquies performed exactly as they would have sounded in the 16th century.
Belmont-Paul Women's Equality National Monument House and Museum
Visit the historic epicenter of the women's suffrage movement. Your guide reconstructs the protests organized by Alice Paul and the National Woman's Party from this very house. Scan the original banners and sashes used in the 1913 suffrage parade, learning the brutal reality of the struggle for voting rights
Ulysses S. Grant Memorial
Approach the base of Capitol Hill. Your guide breaks down the intense realism of the massive bronze artillery and cavalry groups flanking the stoic statue of General Grant. Listen to an audio breakdown of the intense structural engineering required to cast these chaotic, mud-splattered battle scenes.
United States Botanic Garden
Step into the historic glass conservatory. Your ecological guide navigates you through the different biomes, from the humid Jungle room with its towering canopy to the rare, ancient ferns. Learn the history of this "living plant museum," conceived by George Washington to demonstrate the importance of botany
Bartholdi Park
Find the beautiful cast-iron fountain behind the Botanic Garden. Your guide reveals that it was designed by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, the same sculptor who created the Statue of Liberty. Learn how this 1876 Centennial Exhibition centerpiece became one of the first publicly illuminated monuments in D.C
National Mall
Stroll the expansive green promenade. Your geographic guide explains the L'Enfant Plan of 1791, detailing how this monumental core was laid out to visually connect the Capitol to the Washington Monument. Uncover the hidden history of the Mall, including its past as a slum, a canal, and a protest staging ground.
Washington Monument
Look up at the world's tallest stone structure. Your guide explains the distinct change in marble color one-third of the way up, marking the 22-year pause in construction caused by a lack of funds and the Civil War. Learn about the intricate aluminum apex atop the monument, a rare metal at its capping in 1884.
National World War II Memorial
Walk through the bronze wreaths and granite pillars. Your guide details the symbolism behind the Atlantic and Pacific pavilions representing the two theaters of war. Locate the hidden "Kilroy Was Here" engravings tucked away behind the memorial, an authentic nod to the famous graffiti drawn by American GIs.
Constitution Gardens
Escape the crowds in this serene park next to the reflecting pool. Your guide leads you to the small island in the lake, home to the Memorial to the 56 Signers of the Declaration of Independence. Use the digital tool to access quick biographies of lesser-known signers whose signatures are carved into the stones.
Lincoln Memorial
Ascend the marble steps into the sanctuary. Your guide highlights the 36 columns representing the states in the Union at the time of Lincoln's death. Analyze the intense expression on Daniel Chester French’s massive statue, and read the Gettysburg Address carved into the wall to the left of the President
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Walk down into the earth alongside Maya Lin's black granite wall. Your guide explains the controversial, minimalist design chosen in 1981. Learn how the names are listed chronologically by casualty, and understand the emotional impact of the highly polished surface, reflecting the visitor's face over the names
Korean War Veterans Memorial
Walk among the 19 stainless steel statues of soldiers navigating a rugged landscape. Your guide explains the haunting optical illusion: the 19 statues reflect in the granite wall to equal 38, representing the 38th parallel. Access historical audio on "The Forgotten War" and the grueling conditions faced by troops
District of Columbia War Memorial
Find the small, domed Doric temple hidden in the trees. Your guide explains that this is the only monument on the National Mall dedicated to local residents (the D.C. citizens who died in WWI). Learn about the push to make it a national memorial, and appreciate the rare solitude this marble bandstand offers.
Albert Einstein Memorial
Visit the relaxed, 21-foot bronze statue of Einstein sitting on a white granite bench outside the National Academy of Sciences. Your guide points out the famous equations (like E=mc²) carved into the papers in his hand. Test the unique acoustic echo by standing exactly in the center of the star map at his feet
Day 6
Day 6: Washington D.C. – The Museums & The White House
19 Stops
White House
Stand in Lafayette Square facing the North Portico. Your guide creates a historical overlay showing the expansions of the Executive Mansion since John Adams moved in. Learn about the West Wing additions and the hidden subterranean bunkers. Identify the statues of foreign Revolutionary War heroes in the park
Renwick Gallery
Visit this branch of the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Your guide details its history as "the American Louvre," the first purpose-built art museum in the country. Explore the dynamic, room-sized contemporary art installations that define the space today, contrasting the cutting-edge crafts with the architecture
American History Museum
Navigate this vast collection of Americana. Your curated route leads you to the original Star-Spangled Banner, Abraham Lincoln's top hat, and Dorothy's Ruby Slippers. Your audio guide provides the rich backstories of these eclectic items, illustrating how pop culture and politics weave the American narrative
Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
Enter the famous rotunda under the massive African elephant. Your guide directs you to the Janet Annenberg Hooker Hall of Geology to view the notorious 45-carat Hope Diamond. Listen to the tales of the "curse" attached to the gem, then navigate to the fossil halls to use AR to see the T-Rex skeletons in motion
National Museum of African American History and Culture
Access this highly sought-after (pass-required) museum. Your guide helps you navigate the deliberate architectural layout, starting deep underground in the dark, crowded halls of the Middle Passage and slavery, and moving upward into the light-filled galleries celebrating music, sports, and civil rights triumphs.
The National Archives Museum
Enter the dim, rotunda vault housing America's founding documents. Your guide explains the extreme security and preservation techniques protecting the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. Learn about the hidden vaults below the building designed to withstand nuclear attacks
National Gallery of Art
Navigate John Russell Pope's stunning neoclassical dome. Your guide highlights the only Leonardo da Vinci painting in the Americas, Ginevra de' Benci. Learn about the massive subterranean light tunnel connecting this classic gallery to the modern East Building, featuring an LED light installation by Leo Villareal.
National Air and Space Museum
Stand among the milestones of flight. Your guide provides a detailed breakdown of the 1903 Wright Flyer and the Apollo 11 Command Module, Columbia. Access historical blueprints and audio clips from the moon landing, detailing the rapid 66-year technological leap from the first powered flight to the lunar surface
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Visit the museum of contemporary and modern art. Your architectural guide explains the stark, circular Brutalist design of the building, intended to sharply contrast with the classical monuments on the Mall. Explore the sunken sculpture garden, using your tool to decode the abstract bronzes by Rodin and Calder
National Museum of the American Indian
Approach this unique, flowing limestone building. Your guide explains how the architecture was designed without straight lines to reflect natural rock formations and indigenous philosophies. Inside, access rich oral histories and immersive exhibits that tell the history of the Americas directly from Native peoples
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Enter this powerful, ticketed memorial museum. Your digital companion provides a respectful, quiet context for the heavy steel and brick architecture, designed to invoke the feeling of the camps. Walk through the Hall of Faces and the room of shoes, listening to the harrowing, vital survivor testimonies.
Smithsonian Institution Building
View the Gothic Revival building that started it all. Your guide explains the history of James Smithson, the English scientist who mysteriously left his fortune to the US to found the institution, despite never visiting America. Locate his crypt just inside the north entrance and admire the Norman-style towers.
Enid A. Haupt Garden
Stroll through the immaculate gardens behind the Castle. Your ecological guide reveals a hidden secret: this massive, lush garden is actually a green roof sitting on top of the subterranean Sackler and African Art museums. Identify the distinct Moorish and Asian architectural influences woven into the landscaping
Ford's Theatre
Visit the active theater (ticket required) where Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. Your guide reconstructs the timeline of April 14, 1865. Look up at the Presidential Box, preserved exactly as it was that night, and use the digital map to trace John Wilkes Booth’s escape route across the stage and out the back door.
Petersen Boarding House
Walk across the street from Ford's Theatre to the boarding house where the President was carried. Your guide navigates the cramped, historically preserved rooms. Listen to the dramatic historical accounts of the long, chaotic night as cabinet members and doctors crowded into the tiny back bedroom until morning
International Spy Museum
Enter this highly interactive, ticketed museum at L'Enfant Plaza. Your digital companion tracks your "cover identity" as you progress through the exhibits. Discover authentic espionage artifacts, from a James Bond Aston Martin to KGB lipstick pistols, and learn the real-world impact of intelligence on global events.
National Portrait Gallery
Walk the halls of the Old Patent Office Building. Your guide directs you to the Hall of Presidents, offering deep dives into the symbolism and artistic choices behind iconic portraits, from George Washington's Lansdowne portrait to the contemporary, leaf-covered painting of Barack Obama by Kehinde Wiley.
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Connected to the Portrait Gallery, explore the nation's premier collection of American art. Your guide highlights the stunning Kogod Courtyard, covered by an undulating glass canopy designed by Norman Foster. Learn how the museum captures the American experience from colonial portraiture to modern video games
National Building Museum
Enter the former Pension Bureau building (ticket required for exhibits). Your architectural guide points out the sheer scale of the Great Hall and its eight massive Corinthian columns, among the tallest in the world. Learn about its history hosting inaugural balls and explore the exhibits on structural engineering
Day 7
Day 7: Washington D.C. – Tidal Basin, Arlington & Georgetown
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Thomas Jefferson Memorial
Walk the marble steps to the circular, domed memorial on the Tidal Basin. Your guide points out its deliberate resemblance to the Roman Pantheon, a nod to Jefferson's architectural tastes. Read the excerpts from the Declaration of Independence on the walls and learn the history of the Japanese cherry trees.
George Mason Memorial
Find the quiet garden memorial tucked past Jefferson. Your guide introduces George Mason, the author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights, which inspired the Bill of Rights. Learn why Mason famously refused to sign the US Constitution, and sit next to his relaxed bronze statue on the stone bench
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial
Wander through the open-air outdoor "rooms" dedicated to FDR's unprecedented four terms. Your guide decodes the symbolism of the waterfalls—ranging from smooth drops to chaotic cascades—representing the turmoil of the Great Depression and WWII. Locate the statues of his dog, Fala, and Eleanor Roosevelt.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial
Approach the towering memorial carved into the landscape. Your guide explains the design concept drawn directly from his "I Have a Dream" speech: "Out of the mountain of despair, a stone of hope." Walk through the split Mountain of Despair to view the 30-foot relief of Dr. King overlooking the Tidal Basin
Arlington National Cemetery
Cross the Potomac to America's most hallowed ground. Your guide provides a respectful, curated route through the endless rows of white marble headstones. Learn the history of the land, originally the estate of Confederate General Robert E. Lee, transformed into a cemetery during the brutal Civil War casualties
John F. Kennedy Grave Site
Walk up the slope to the Kennedy family gravesite. Your guide explains the design of the rugged Cape Cod fieldstone and the Eternal Flame, lit by Jacqueline Kennedy in 1963. View the alignment of the grave directly with the Lincoln Memorial Bridge and the Capitol, creating a powerful visual axis of history.
Arlington House - The Robert E. Lee Memorial
Climb to the Greek Revival mansion overlooking the cemetery. Your guide explains the complex history of the house built by George Washington's step-grandson, which later became the home of Robert E. Lee. Use the tool to explore the preserved slave quarters and understand the painful historical divisions of the site
U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial
Visit the massive bronze statue based on the famous WWII photograph. Your visual guide points out the incredibly detailed, larger-than-life figures of the six Marines raising the flag on Mount Suribachi. Trace the golden engravings of every Marine Corps engagement around the black diabase granite base
Air Force Memorial
Look up at the three stainless steel spires soaring into the sky near the Pentagon. Your architectural guide explains how the design mimics the contrails of the Air Force Thunderbirds performing a precision "bomb burst" maneuver. Access audio histories of American aviators while enjoying the panoramic city view.
Old Stone House
Step off the busy commercial street into the 18th century. Your guide confirms that this 1765 stone dwelling is the oldest unaltered building in Washington. Explore the colonial garden in the back, learning about the working-class tradesmen who originally inhabited this quiet slice of pre-Revolutionary history
Georgetown University
Walk the campus of the oldest Catholic and Jesuit institution in the US. Your guide directs you to the imposing, Romanesque Revival silhouette of Healy Hall. Learn about the university's prestigious history and its infamous historical ties, including the 1838 sale of enslaved people to pay off the school's debts.
"The Exorcist" Steps
Find the steep, narrow stone staircase at the corner of Prospect and 36th Streets. Your guide details how this ominous, 75-step staircase was made globally famous by the terrifying climax of the 1973 film The Exorcist. Learn how the film crew padded the steps for the stuntman, and take the challenging climb yourself.
Tudor Place
Enter this ticketed, neoclassical mansion in Georgetown Heights. Your guide details the estate's ownership by Martha Washington's granddaughter. Use the tool to identify the vast collection of Mount Vernon artifacts housed here, and explore the 5.5 acres of immaculately landscaped, centuries-old gardens
Dumbarton Oaks Park Conservancy
Visit this historic estate (ticketed gardens). Your guide highlights the Music Room, where the 1944 diplomatic conferences took place that led to the founding of the United Nations. Explore the world-class collection of Byzantine and Pre-Columbian art, and navigate the famous, terraced formal gardens
Theodore Roosevelt Island Park
Cross the footbridge into this 91-acre nature preserve in the Potomac River. Your ecological guide explains that the island was deliberately overgrown to resemble the wild forests Roosevelt loved. Hike the swamp and woodland trails to find the hidden plaza featuring a 17-foot bronze statue of the conservationist
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
End your trip at the nation's premier cultural center. Your guide directs you through the massive Hall of Nations to the grand foyer to view the 3,000-pound bronze bust of JFK. Take the elevator to the wrap-around rooftop terrace, using your digital map to enjoy a spectacular sunset view of the Potomac River and Georgetown
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- Confirmation is instant and will be received at time of booking
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 2 travelers
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(6)Q: What is the cancellation policy for the New York and Washington Self Guided AI Tour for Seven days?
A: You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the tour for a full refund. For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the tour start time.If you cancel less than 24 hours before the tour start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.Any changes made less than 24 hours before the tour start time will not be accepted.Cut-off times are based on the tour local time (EST). Read more Apr 2025
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What is the cancellation policy for the New York and Washington Self Guided AI Tour for Seven days?
A:Apr 2025
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the tour for a full refund.
- For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the tour start time.
- If you cancel less than 24 hours before the tour start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
- Any changes made less than 24 hours before the tour start time will not be accepted.
- Cut-off times are based on the tour local time (EST).
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What's included in the price?
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The following is included:
- Unlimited narrated stories for any attraction.
- 7 days premium app access for iPhone or Android.
- Interactive maps with routes and recommendations.
- Instant stories by photo or from the map.
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What is the minimum age for this tour?
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There is no minimum age for this tour, so bring your wee one along for an adventure..
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Is this an accessible tour?
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Accessibility information for the New York and Washington Self Guided AI Tour for Seven days is as follows:
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Where is the meeting point for this activity?
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Mar 2024
Detailed check-in instructions – including meeting point address, Google map, and parking information – for New York and Washington Self Guided AI Tour for Seven days will be included in your confirmation email from Cool New York City. Please be sure to double and triple check your email address is correct at checkout so this important email makes its way to you!
What's Included
- Unlimited narrated stories for any attraction
- 7 days premium app access for iPhone or Android
- Interactive maps with routes and recommendations
- Instant stories by photo or from the map
Additional Info
- Confirmation is instant and will be received at time of booking
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 2 travelers
