WASHINGTON, D.C. TOURS—Famous people, places and events come to life on Washington, D.C. Tours. Walk through the historic memorials, experience the workings of our federal government, visit famous landmarks and enjoy the nation's finest museums and libraries.
Sites to see in Washington, D.C.:
Air & Space Museum
Houses the Wright Brothers" 1903 Flyer, Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis, Apollo 11 lunar command module, and many more aviation and technology treasures.
Arlington National Cemetery
Watch the Changing of the Guard, see the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, JFK's gravesite, and the Challenger Memorial.
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
See US currency printed at the rate of 8,000 sheets per hour.
FBI Building
Home to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. See firearms demonstration and a variety of crime laboratories.
FDR Memorial
Dedicated to our 32nd President. Contains four rooms, one for each of his four terms in office.
Ford's Theater
Building in which President Lincoln was assassinated in 1865.
Holocaust Museum
A tribute to the six million Jews and countless other victims of the Holocaust.
Iwo Jima Memorial
Dedicated to all the Marines who have served their country since 1775.
Jefferson Memorial
Beneath the marble rotunda, the 19-foot statue of the 3rd President is surrounded by passages of the Declaration of Independence and other famous Jefferson writings.
Kennedy Center
Dedicated to our 35th President, it is Washington D.C.'s center for the performing arts.
Korean Memorial
Dedicated to all those who served in the Korean War.
Library of Congress
The world's largest Library with almost 119 million items housed in 3 buildings and home to 1 of 3 copies of the Gutenberg Bible.
Lincoln Memorial
Dedicated to our 16th President, this grand monument overlooks the Reflecting Pool, the Washington Monument, and the US Capitol.
Mount Vernon
Home to George Washington, on the Potomac River.
Museum of American History
Exhibits include the Star Spangled Banner, the First Ladies Hall, and the Foucault pendulum.
Museum of Natural History
Exhibits include the Hope Diamond, an Insect Zoo, and dinosaurs.
National Archives
Houses the original Declaration of Independence, US Constitution, Bill of rights, and more than 3 billion records.
National Cathedral
The sixth largest church in the world. Built in 14th century Gothic style.
National Geographic
Interactive museum where you can discover our solar system, touch a tornado, and travel high above the earth.
Newseum
This interactive museum is dedicated to the history of News.
Peterson House
Across the street from Ford's Theater, this is the house where President Lincoln died.
US Capitol
Under this magnificent white dome, senators and representatives meet to shape US legislative policy.
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
The black granite wall contains the names of all the men and women missing or killed during the Vietnam War.
Washington Monument
One of the tallest masonry structures in the world, it was dedicated in 1885 to the memory of the 1st US President.
White House
Home to every US President except George Washington.
US Supreme Court
Home to the highest court in the United States.
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