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Washington DC

Discover Washington DC

There's no better place to experience the story of America than our nation's capital. In Washington, D.C., history comes alive around every corner, from the majestic dome of the U.S. Capitol to the gates of the White House. Walk the National Mall among towering monuments and moving memorials that honor the leaders and heroes who shaped our country. Explore the world-class Smithsonian museums, where admission is free, and discover the Museum of the Bible, which traces the history and impact of Scripture through the centuries. Just across the river, Arlington National Cemetery offers a solemn and unforgettable tribute to those who gave everything for our freedom. Inspiring, humbling, and full of meaning, Washington, D.C. is a trip every American should take at least once.
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The Smithsonian Museums

Lining the National Mall in Washington, D.C., the Smithsonian museums hold some of the greatest treasures of American history, science, and culture, and admission is free. Stand beneath the Wright brothers' first airplane and the Apollo 11 command module at the National Air and Space Museum. Marvel at the legendary Hope Diamond and towering dinosaur skeletons at the National Museum of Natural History. At the National Museum of American History, see the original Star-Spangled Banner that inspired our national anthem, along with treasures from every chapter of the American story.

With so much to see, every visit offers something new, whether you love history, science, art, or simply discovering the stories that shaped our nation.

On our Washington, D.C. tour, you'll have time to explore the Smithsonian museums at your own pace, with transportation handled so you can make the most of your day on the National Mall.
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The National Mall

Stretching nearly two miles from the U.S. Capitol to the Lincoln Memorial, the National Mall is often called "America's Front Yard." Here, the story of our nation is written in marble and stone. Stand on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial and read the powerful words of the Gettysburg Address and Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address carved into its walls. Gaze up at the towering Washington Monument, and pause at the World War II, Korean War, and Vietnam Veterans Memorials to honor those who served and sacrificed for our freedom.

Along the Tidal Basin, visit the Jefferson Memorial and the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, each offering a moment to reflect on the ideals and courage that have shaped our country. Every monument tells a story, and together they remind us of the cost and blessing of freedom.

On our Washington, D.C. tour, you'll see these iconic landmarks with transportation handled for you, so you can focus on the history and meaning all around you.
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Monuments & Memorials of Washington DC

Washington, D.C. is filled with places that honor the people and sacrifices that shaped our nation. Each one invites you to pause, remember, and give thanks.

The Lincoln Memorial: Sit beneath the watchful gaze of Abraham Lincoln and read his timeless words carved into the walls. From the steps, take in one of the most famous views in America, across the Reflecting Pool to the Washington Monument.

The Washington Monument: Rising more than 500 feet above the city, this gleaming obelisk honors our first president and anchors the heart of the National Mall.

The World War II Memorial: Fountains, granite pillars, and a wall of gold stars honor the 16 million Americans who served and the more than 400,000 who gave their lives.

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial: Run your hand along the black granite wall bearing the names of more than 58,000 Americans who died or remain missing, one of the most moving places in the city.

The Korean War Veterans Memorial: Walk among life-size statues of soldiers on patrol, with the reminder carved nearby that "Freedom is not free."

Arlington National Cemetery: Just across the Potomac, walk the hallowed grounds where more than 400,000 service members and their families rest. Witness the solemn Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, a precise and powerful tribute you'll never forget.

On our Washington, D.C. tour, your transportation is handled for you, so you can experience these sacred places with the time and reverence they deserve.

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