Washington DC Spy Tour

Washington D.C., United States of America

Go undercover in Washington DC on a mission to uncover the city's spy secrets, mysteries and deceptions. Join a top secret "mission" as you tour the city, and visit the International Spy Museum.

Blow the cover off some of the most notorious spy cases ever to unfold in the nation's capital. From World Wars to the Cold War and present day, the Washington DC Spy Tour features some of the most spy-tingling sites in Downtown DC from the last 65 years of espionage history.

As a "Recruit" in Spy School 101, you will be briefed by your "Training Officer" on key sites linked to intelligence triumphs, disasters and mysteries, and hear tales of spies who've left their invisible mark on the city. High-level former intelligence officers provide video briefings and trade secrets as the spy tour winds its way through Downtown DC.

This is your chance to go deep undercover into the world of espionage, intrigue, deception and betrayal in Washington DC, the spy capital of the world.

Your Washington DC Spy Tour includes a bonus same-day VIP admission ticket to the International Spy Museum to use after the tour. Learn about the authentic craft that has been used throughout time and around the world. Hear spies describe the challenges and the "game" of spying. Examine over 200 spy gadgets, weapons, bugs, cameras, vehicles, and technologies at Spy School, and travel back through the centuries to trace the earliest moments of the second oldest profession in The Secret History of History.

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USD $58.95

Traveler Reviews

Review by: Michael D	November 2011
I dont Think my trip to the spy museum was worth the money

Review by: Phil N, United States of America	May 2009
This was definitely an interesting tour. With the spy theme, it covered a lot of the Washington DC area in a relaxing and pleasant ride. I would have liked more concrete, specific information from the guide and less of the "playing at being a spy".

Review by: Marilyn P, United States of America	February 2009
The bus tour was the best aspect of the tour, with the museum being the icing on the cake! History and mystery all rolled into one!