Tiber Creek Private Tours

04/16/2025

04/15/2025

Easter Chocolates — At the Ritz Carlton on 22nd in DC. These marvelous confections weigh over 110 pounds and are about two feet high! Bravo to the pastry team of the ! They spent 660 hours making this!

04/09/2025

Electric — These tulips have the most powerful color, in part because they’re the complement on the spectrum of their stems, green. The vibrancy of both, with an iridescent-like blue within the red, made these seem like they were vibrating with energy the other day—a very powerful presence.

04/07/2025

Ah, yes — The cherries. . . We’ll keep posting them, so that they last longer on IG than in reality. Here, one of our guides shows the benefit of booking a tour with us: NO ONE is here. Everyone is shoulder to shoulder over by the Jefferson and MLK, but we have a secret location!

03/27/2025

Cherries Are Near to Full Bloom! — On the National Mall and here in the first picture in East Potomac Park, where the headquarters of the National Park Service are.

01/03/2025

LIGHT SHOW — The Air Force Memorial shot from two miles away (rooftop of the ) during a storm with low clouds.

12/11/2024

A Capitol Christmas — DC’s holiday magic is often under appreciated. Last night during a tour the low cloud cover and light rain created the most enchanting mood at the base of the Capitol.

10/22/2024

Last night author David Grann, actress Lily Gladstone, and director Martin Scorsese were honored at the 2024 Records of Achievement Award Ceremony and Gala held at the National Archives. After receiving the award, the three were interviewed about the research behind and the making of the movie “Killers of the Flower Moon.”

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09/07/2024

Land A Plane? — Here on the roof of the ! Looks like you could, at least. A majestic view runs all the way around the building, showing Georgetown, The Watergate Complex, the National Mall, and across the river to Virginia.

Keep in mind the Kennedy Center of the Performing Arts is open to the public 10:00 am to 11:00 pm, even without a performance ticket; this roof is available for picnics and viewing pleasure, like a National Park, which it is, in essence, as John F. Kennedy’s living memorial.

09/07/2024

Land A Plane? — Here on the roof of the ! Looks like you could, at least. A majestic view runs all the way around the building, showing Georgetown, The Watergate Complex, the National Mall, and across the river to Virginia.

Keep in mind the Kennedy Center of the Performing Arts is open to the public 10:00 am to 11:00 pm, even without a performance ticket; this roof is available for picnics and viewing pleasure, like a National Park, which it is, in essence, as John F. Kennedy’s living memorial.

09/07/2024

A Beloved Local — Treasure! (Dumbarton Oaks) Aside for its meandering and magical gardens, it contains rare collections of Byzantine and Pre-Colombian artifacts. Visiting DC usually means hardly moving beyond the National Mall, but there’s SO MUCH MORE to explore!

08/01/2024

The War is Over! — This painting in the Rotunda depicts the surrender of Lord Cornwallis after the last battle of the American War of Independence, the 1st August—today—1781. Most people neglect to understand our battle for independence was a long and drawn out conflict spanned by six years.

07/22/2024

Another private tour photo from New York City, this time lunch in Chinatown.

07/05/2024

An up-close viewing of the Constitution at the during a donors’ event on the morning of the Fourth of July.

06/15/2024

The U.S Capitol at the end of the day.

05/31/2024

A group of recent guests during a private tour of the National Archives before the museum opened.

05/27/2024

is for honoring and remembering the men and women in the U.S. military who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. On this day I think about my grandfather, Lt. George Raymond Dreher, who was killed in battle on Guam on July 23, 1944. This photo shows him—standing, the first one on the left—and other Marines on Guam in 1944.

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03/21/2024

Like Lacework — The cherry trees of the Foxhall neighborhood, DC. Glory!