A Tour For Everyone

DC IT ALL! Tour is the Only Comprehensive Guided Tour of Washington D.C. Learn the history of Our Nation's Capitol from a Licensed Tour Guide, and see all that Washington D.C. has to offer. Adult tickets are $60, and child tickets are $35. This tour leaves every day at 10:00am from the Old Post Office. Hotel pickup is available at certain hotels. Call for details.

DC THE LIGHTS! Tour is your chance to see Washington D.C. bathed in manufactured moon-light! See only the most popular attractions including The Jefferson Memorial, The Washington Monument, The Lincoln Memorial, and the U.S. Capitol Building. This tour costs $35 per person, and it leaves every night at 7pm.

Stop at these attractions
The Old Post Office
US Capitol Building
Washington Monument
World War II Memorial
Jefferson Memorial
FDR Memorial
Pentagon City Mall (lunch cost not included)
Vietnam Memorial
Lincoln Memorial
Korean Memorial
Iwo Jima Memorial
White House
See these from the shuttle
Arlington Cemetery
FBI Building
Union Station
Taft Memorial
Capitol Office Buildings
Washington Mall
World War I Memorial
Arlington House
National Cathedral
National Gallery of Art
Natural History Museum
Bureau of Engraving & Printing
Holocaust Museum
The Pentagon
Theodore Roosevelt Island
Kennedy Center
Watergate Complex
Georgetown University
Naval Observatory
Dupont Circle
Awakening Sculpture

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Vietnam War Memorial

The Vietnam Memorial was created with 3 separate parts that include The Wall itself, the Three Soldiers Statue which purposefully depicts a White American, Black American and Hispanic soldier, and the Vietnam Woman’s Memorial dedicated to the women who served during the war mainly as nurses. The main part was completed in 1982 and is located in the Constitution Gardens. The wall was designed by Maya Ying Lin and is made of two black granite walls that are 246 feet long and stand 10 feet high. Each wall has 72 panels with 70 listing names. Each year the Vietnam Memorial has around 3 million visitors.