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Sightseeing Cruises

Washington DC: Potomac Water Taxi Ride

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About: Washington DC Sightseeing Cruises

See Washington DC from a unique perspective with a sightseeing cruise along the Potomac River and catch stunning views of iconic landmarks.

See the Washington Monument and Jefferson Memorial from the water, and capture photos of the Capitol and Lincoln Memorial framed by the river.

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