• United States Botanic Garden - Visitors gather directly across from the U.S. Botanic Garden Conservatory, one of North America’s oldest botanic gardens, established by Congress in 1820, situated at 100 Maryland Avenue SW.
• Ulysses S. Grant Memorial - Among the largest equestrian statues globally; the sculptor dedicated 20 years to its completion.
• Peace Monument - Peace Monument/Peace Circle – honors naval casualties of the Civil War; features the figures “Grief” and “History.”
• U.S. Capitol - Inside the U.S. Capitol:
  Visitors pass through security, take a brief break, view the orientation film, and then participate in the official guided tour with headsets. Commonly visited rooms include the Crypt, Rotunda, and National Statuary Hall; occasionally, the Old Supreme Court or Old Senate Chambers. The Rotunda fresco “The Apotheosis of Washington” is 180 feet above the floor; the Crypt was initially intended for Washington’s burial.

*The government reserves the right to close or cancel any tour inside the US Capitol without prior notice to us.

• Library of Congress - Library of Congress (self-guided after Capitol):
  After being escorted to the tunnel, visitors use timed-entry passes to enter the Jefferson Building, often regarded as Washington’s most beautiful building. Highlights include:

– The Gutenberg Bible – one of only three perfect vellum copies in existence.
– The Great Hall – a magnificent Italian Renaissance-style atrium with marble columns, mosaics, gold leaf, and murals by renowned artists.
– The Main Reading Room – viewed from the upper observation deck, this iconic circular reading room is featured in numerous films.
– Putti and carvings – cherubic figures representing arts and sciences adorn the balustrades.
– Architectural firsts – the Jefferson Building was the first public building in DC designed for electric lighting and among the first to incorporate a comprehensive climate-control system.

• Supreme Court - Pass by the US Supreme Court with a live guide who will provide insights into the history of the high court, including key cases and facts.
• Capitol Hill - Enjoy a guided walking tour through Capitol Hill.

• 2-Hour Morning or Afternoon Guided Walking Tour of Capitol Hill
• Entry to US Capitol building
• Visit the Rotunda, the Crypt, and old house chambers of the US Capitol building
• Entry to the Library of Congress (or Capitol Museum when Library of Congress is closed on Mondays)
• See Thomas Jefferson’s original library
• Pass by the Supreme Court, Ulysses S. Grant Memorial, Senate Office, Peace Monument and Peace Circle

• All Fees and Taxes

Seize your opportunity to explore the renowned Capitol Hill, guided by an experienced individual who would accompany you as you navigate through, shedding light on the historical significance of each structure and notable spot. This walking journey allows you to delve into the hub of the United States Government’s legislative and judicial sections, along with their respective infrastructures, collectively referred to as Capitol Hill.

• Please Note: The Library of Congress is closed on Mondays. Travelers will visit Capitol Museum instead on Mondays.

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