Welcome to KB Tours
African-American Heritage Tours in Washington, D.C.
We’ve been the premier Washington, D.C. African-American History & Heritage Tour agency since 1999 – book a tour with us and see why!
In-Person Tours
Guided walking & bus tours that let you and your group experience Washington, D.C. first-hand while you take in the sights and sounds of our nation’s capitol.
- Socially-distanced & masked
- Family-friendly, educational fun
- Competitive pricing
NEW!
Virtual Tours
Stay home, stay safe! Now introducing virtual Washington, D.C. tours – an excellent option for at-home learning, work from home group activities, and overall exploration!
- Enjoy from the comfort of your home
- Great option for at-home learning
- Corporate team-building activities
Since 1999
Why choose KB Tours?
KB Tours has extensive experience with tours throughout Washington, D.C. and was founded on the principle of providing professional and efficient services. Our D.C. tours are conducted by a licensed tour guide and driver, and we limit the number of people on each tour so everyone feels comfortable and gets the attention they deserve.
Your tour guide provides interesting facts, funny stories, and an overall good time. If you are looking for a tour of African American history in D.C. that educates you, allows you ample time at each site, and provides you access to a tour guide at all times, give KB Tours a try.
African-American Historical Washington, D.C. Tours
Experience Washington, D.C. from a new perspective.
Here at KB Tours, we pride ourselves in educating our guests about the historical figures they are familiar with along with lesser-known (but equally-important) local Washington D.C. heroes, like Mary McLeod Bethune, Carter G. Woodson, Phillis Wheatly, and more!
Hosting a family reunion?
Family Reunion Tours & Activities in Washington, D.C.
Family reunions are extremely popular activities in Washington, D.C., and it’s not difficult to see why! Taking a day to absorb the beautiful and rich history of our nation’s Capitol is the perfect way to begin, or end, a family reunion trip to Washington, D.C.
