• Washington DC - This is a tailored experience. Inform the tour guide of your preferences from the itinerary, and they will craft a visit that perfectly matches your interests within the service timeframe.

• White House - The experience starts at Lafayette Square, opposite the White House. Your personal tour guide will share statistics and historical insights about the neighborhood, highlighting Saint John’s Episcopal, known as the “Presidents Church,” and West Jackson Place Street. You will have time to walk along 1,600 Pennsylvania Avenue and absorb the daily atmosphere around the Executive Mansion, appreciating the significance of the West Wing command center, international press cubicles, and the Old Executive Building (Vice-Presidency headquarters). (20 mins.) *Note: The White House interior is not open to the public.

• Federal Triangle - From the White House to the U.S. Capitol, enjoy a narrated drive along Pennsylvania Avenue, passing City Hall, the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, “Old Post Office Building,” J. E. Hoover FBI Building, Department of Justice, The Archives, Navy Memorial Plaza, National Galleries of Art, and the Embassy of Canada.

• U.S. Capitol - At the intersection of First St. and Maryland Ave. NW (James Garfield Circle), you will disembark and walk up the west side of the Capitol façade. This is where elected presidents pledge constitutional allegiance every four years. The grandeur of standing on this terrace is captivating, and the scenic view of the G. Washington Obelisk in the distance, along with the national mall surrounded by the Smithsonian Museums Institution, is equally impressive. (15 min.)

• Smithsonian Institution Building - Enjoy a narrated drive through the Smithsonian Museums Institution, heading towards the WWII Memorial.

• Washington Monument - NOTE: Although the G.W. Monument is a (Drive Through) as it is visible from all around the mall, you can always take a close-up picture during your WWII Memorial stopover.

• National World War II Memorial - Dedicated in 2004, this large stone plaza designed by architect Friedrich St. Florian forms a ring of columns representing the U.S. States and territories, joined by a bronze cord symbolizing their united effort. It honors those who fell, recognizing their strength in victory to restore freedom and end tyranny worldwide. (15 min.)

• Lincoln Memorial - Dedicated on May 30th, 1922, this neoclassical temple designed by American Beaux-Arts Architect Henry Bacon, with an interior statue by Daniel Chester French and Piccirilli Bro. carvers, pays tribute to the 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln.

• Vietnam Veterans Memorial - Honors all U.S. armed forces service members who served from 1955 through 1975 in Laos, Cambodia, and Saigon.

• Korean War Veterans Memorial - Located just south of the Reflecting Pool on the National Mall, it depicts a 1950 war scene with 19 stainless steel soldiers walking down the 38th parallel north, the border between North and South Korea.

• Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial - Conveniently located at 1964 Independence Ave SW, this stop offers a perfect view of the Jefferson Monument across the Tidal Basin and a walk to the sprawling FDR Memorial nearby.

Completed on August 22, 2011, the memorial honors Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy: a non-violent philosophy striving for freedom, justice, and equality.

This prominent leader in the modern civil rights movement has become the first African American individual on the National Mall. His space is a place to reflect on his legacy and enjoy the Cherry Blossom trees blooming in Spring. (15 min)

• Arlington National Cemetery - Crossing the Potomac River via Memorial Bridge, you will enter the nation’s most significant military burial ground. After a 25-minute walk through the grounds, you will witness the solemn Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
  Visit inside Arlington National Cemetery 1hr. 30 mins.
• U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial - Those who prefer not to walk up to The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier can choose to visit the United States Marine Corps War Memorial. You will still see the shrines in Arlington while driving through and will stop at the famous bronze sculpture depicting six marines raising the flagpole on Mount Suribachi during the Battle of Iwo Jima on 2/19/1945. While the scene depicts one of the most famous clashes of World War II, the memorial is dedicated to all Marines who have given their lives in defense of the United States since 1775. (15 min.)
• Air Force Memorial - Air Force Memorial & Pentagon.
  Situated between the Navy annex and the U.S. Department of Defense headquarters, three striking polished stainless-steel spires reach towards the sky, paying tribute to all Air Force service members. The memorial overlooks the Pentagon’s western façade, which was struck during the 9/11/2001 attacks. (15 min.)

• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• Flexibility to customize the visit to your requests
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Escorted DC Licensed Tour Guide to sites, unless parking is not available
• Mobile charging stations

• Gratuities.
• White House entrance (not open to the public)
• U.S. Capitol entrance tickets.

DC: The Ultimate Destination for America’s 250th Anniversary Celebration!

Experience the nation’s capital like never before with a customized tour designed just for you! Choose your schedule and preferred pickup location within the DC metro area to embark on a private historical and cultural tour of Washington, accompanied by a licensed tour guide.

Take a leisurely stroll through Lafayette Square in front of the White House. Visit The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and witness the Changing of the Guard at Arlington Cemetery. Enjoy views of the reflecting pool and the GW Obelisk from the Lincoln Monument. Relive the iconic Mount Suribachi moment at the Iwo Jima Memorial. Marvel at the Air Force commemorative spires overlooking the Pentagon. Stand on the west side of the Capitol façade, where presidents pledge allegiance to the Constitution every four years. Explore WWII, MLK, VTM, and much more! Your knowledgeable tour guide will unveil the remarkable details of this city as you drive through the main avenues and streets of the nation’s capital. This is a unique experience like no other!

• No wheelchairs, neither proficient handling available. Vehicles are Panoramic Mini-bus, not equipped with handicap hydraulic accessibility. However, a transport chair can be accommodated.
• Not Allowed: Smoking, Eating, Drinking or Bringing Foods inside vehicles. Thank you!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.