Taking a group tour to Washington, D.C., can be both educational and fun! Experience government and history in the making during four days in our capitol city.
Take a visit to the Crime Museum to learn about forensic science and how past crimes have helped to shape our justice system. Another good attraction is theNewseum where your group can learn about the advancements in news reporting, even try reporting themselves! Visit the major monuments and memorials in the Illumination Monuments/Memorials Tour.
While your group is in Washington, D.C., they should experience a tour of theU.S. Supreme Court and Capitol Hill. With a visit to the National Archives, your group will get to see important national documents, including the Declaration of Independence! Don't forget to take your group to explore Union Station.
Visit the USS Barry War Ship to experience a piece of history! Library of Congress is the largest library in the world. Explore the various museums of theSmithsonian on the National Mall.
Return to the Washington Monument for a daytime photo opportunity to remeber your visit! Then, explore the White House for another photo. TheHolocaust Museum can be difficult to get tickets to, but would be a great way to end your educational trip!