Discover our Nations history and daily operations by visting a living, working colony and our modern government buildings.
Take a drive down Embassy Row to experience the architecture of the turn-of-the-century homes. Ford's Theatre and Petersen House are other iconic attractions to visit. End your day of exploring the city by visiting the Monuments & Memorials illuminated.
The Holocaust Museum can be difficult to get into, but what an opportunity to learn. While your group is in Washington, D.C., they should take a tour of Capitol Hill and the Supreme Court. With a visit to theNational Archives, your group will get to see important national documents, including the Declaration of Independence!
Don't lose track of time while you explore the Smithsonian Museums including Air & Space Museum, Museum of American History, andMuseum of Natural History.
Visit Arlington National Cemetery to remember those that have served. Then take an trip to Mt. Vernon which is George Washington's plantation.
You are off to Williamsburg to visit Colonial Williamsburg. Your group will be able to tour colonial homes and buildings.