This economical way to see the city and get around quickly is accessed through your app of choice, which bills you directly for the rental and time or distance used. If you want to get around DC on two wheels, there are plenty of options for renting bikes, scooters or mopeds (link to summary of options for each. The first 30 minutes of each trip is free, with each additional half hour incurring a fee. Its fleet includes more than 3,000 bicycles, and the system is easy: simply join (options range from a Day Key to a year-long membership) and access bicycles 24 hours a day. Additionally, Capital Bikeshare has over 350 stations across DC, Virginia and Maryland. With each rental, helmets, locks and a map are included, and the friendly staff will help you plan your route to explore the city. Those who prefer to explore on two wheels, Unlimited Biking offers rentals from two locations in DC, and has a wide variety of bikes to choose from, including kids' bikes and attachments. The city’s wide sidewalks meander past the inspiring monuments and museums found on the National Mall, as well as the intimate museums, world-class theaters and splendid gardens in the city’s collection of neighborhoods. One of the best ways to experience Washington, DC is on foot.

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