Washington D.C: FBI V.S Bank Robbers & Art Thieves
🔒 Instant Access: Book now and start immediately. No need to wait for a guide.
⏱️ Total Flexibility: Start, pause, and resume whenever you want.
🧩 Gamified Discovery: Solve 10 location-based puzzles to unlock hidden stories and secret spots.
📍 Starting Point: Place des Abbesses, Montmartre.
🛡️ Free Cancellation: Cancel up to 24 hours before your planned start for a full refund.
🌐 Available In: 🇬🇧 English
Places you will visit
10
It will take you
26-56 mins
You will walk
4600 steps
Total distance
3.5 km
Route you will explore
Starting point J. Edgar Hoover F.B.I. Building
935 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20530, USAFinish point George Mason Historical Marker
24 E Basin Dr SW, Washington, DC 20242, USAAbout this quest
Visit amazing places, including the real FBI's Headquarters, the Smithsonian Natural Museum, the HQ of the National Park Service, and more!
You'll need to solve a challenge for each place on your government-issued phone. Will you solve them all, agent?
Highlights
Visit a variety of fantastic locations, including:
FBI Headquarters for the whole United States
The whole world's largest natural history museum
National Park Service HQ
Spot the fun ferry ride across the Potomac River
Act like the star of your own action movie!
The mission: Your story in Washington D.C.
A bank was robbed, and the criminals are on the run. You need to set an example. Find them!
Landmarks & Hidden Gems Included
Thomas Jefferson Memorial
International Spy Museum
Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
Ratings and Reviews
24 ratings
Beat the best: Top Washington D.C. explorers
Compare Questo vs. Guided Walking Tours
| Feature | Regular Guided Tours | Questo |
|---|---|---|
| Flexibility | Fixed schedules & no pausing | Start, pause, and resume anytime |
| Privacy | Crowds of up to 30 strangers | Private experience for your group only |
| Pricing | $30-$40 per person | Affordable per-group pricing |
| Availability | Requires advance booking | Instant access 24/7/365 |
| Experience | Passive listening to a guide | Active gamification; you solve the mystery |
