Explore the heart of American politics with a tour of the White House and its neighbors. Visit St. John’s Episcopal Church, Lafayette Park and Statues, and the North Front of the White House and West Wing. Admire the Blair/Lee Houses, the Eisenhower Building, and the headquarters of the American Red Cross and Daughters of the American Revolution. Learn about the Organization of the American States, the oldest international organization in the world. And, conclude the tour with an inside visit to the White House Visitors’ Center. Please note that some areas may be subject to Secret Service restrictions. We may take public transportation. The time spent here also includes walking and transportation time.

Walk into Lafayette Square, surrounded by historic buildings and political landmarks. View the North Portico of the White House and learn about American presidents. Hear the tale of the Marquis de Lafayette.

Continue along the White House perimeter, passing the West Wing and Eisenhower Executive Office Building. Enjoy exterior views of one of the world’s most secure political centers while learning about its modern-day role.

Arrive at the National Archives, home to the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights. Experience one of the most important document collections in the United States and understand how it shaped democracy.

A short ride takes you to Capitol Hill. Explore the iconic U.S. Capitol, the center of American legislation. Admire its grand dome and, if tickets allow, enter inside to learn about the legislative system and key historical events.

Walk to the Library of Congress, the largest library in the world. Discover its impressive architecture and explore its role in preserving historical documents and cultural heritage.

Enjoy a comfortable lunch break in the Capitol Hill area. This stop allows guests to rest before continuing to the National Mall monuments.

A short ride brings the group closer to the monument area. Begin the National Mall visit at the World War II Memorial. Walk through symbolic pillars and fountains honoring those who served during the war.

Continue to the MLK Memorial, where powerful inscriptions and sculptures reflect the civil rights movement and its lasting legacy.

Walk along the moving black granite walls of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, engraved with the names of more than 58,000 service members. Learn about the memorial’s symbolism and its emotional significance in American public memory

End the tour at the Lincoln Memorial, one of the most iconic landmarks in the United States. Enjoy views of the Reflecting Pool and National Mall, a powerful closing moment to the journey.