Experience the presidential treatment on the most comprehensive Washington DC day tour! This tour includes reserved access to the National Archives Building and the U.S. Capitol Building!
For smaller groups, fresh air, and uninterrupted views, consider upgrading to our convertible tour bus!
Your tour includes guided stops at the White House (exterior view only), the National World War II Memorial, the Jefferson Memorial, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, the Korean War Veterans Memorial, the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial.
During the summer months, enjoy a boat ride through Georgetown and the DC Waterfront. The tour price includes a complimentary boat ride, and you'll have the opportunity to purchase lunch at one of several waterfront restaurants.
In winter, we visit Pentagon City.
Your VIP experience begins at Neptune Fountain in front of the Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson Building.
Address: 68 First St SE, Washington, DC 20004
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Climate-controlled buses are provided. Options include a closed-top bus or an upgrade to a convertible glass-top or open-top bus.
Convertible buses switch from open-top to glass-top configurations between October and March due to colder temperatures.
You will be able to view the interior of the U.S. Capitol Building and the National Archives Building. Reserved entry is included!
The tour commences at Neptune Fountain, located in front of the Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson Building (address: 68 First St SE, Washington, DC 20004).
Check-in lines can be lengthy; please arrive no later than 8:15 AM for timely check-in.
The boat cruise operates seasonally from April 1 to September 30.
During the off-peak season (October 1 – March 31), instead of the boat cruise and Georgetown stop, lunch will be provided at Pentagon City Mall.
The tour price includes a boat cruise, and participants will have the opportunity to purchase lunch at one of several waterfront restaurants during the summer.
Due to security restrictions at the U.S. Capitol Building and the National Archives Building, no food or drinks are permitted through security.
U.S. Capitol visitor policies are in place to ensure the safety of visitors and staff, and to preserve the collections, facilities, and historic building and grounds for future generations.
Before entering the Capitol Visitor Center, all visitors undergo screening via a magnetometer, and all permitted items are screened by an x-ray device.
For a comprehensive list of items strictly prohibited in the Capitol, including the Capitol Visitor Center, please visit www.visitthecapitol.gov/visit/know-before-you-go/prohibited-items.