- Lafayette Square - The “President’s Park” was the hub of political and social life in the early years of DC. Get great views of the White House and check out the presidential history for the neighborhood.
- Octagon Museum - We’ll see the exterior of one of DC’s oldest buildings – which was also a makeshift White House!
- Walking tour led by a history expert
- Insights from a former comedian
- Focus on presidential history
Tours typically run from March to October and it’s recommended for individuals who are 13 years old and above.
This tour provides you with extensive insight into the lives of the presidents in Washington D.C.
The desire to be in proximity to power has always centered around immersing oneself in the environments close to the White House since the city’s origin.
You’ll visit Lafayette Square and the Foggy Bottom neighborhood. Discover the residences and structures that encapsulated the lifetimes of presidents – right from their dwelling, workspaces, social circles, strategic planning stations, and prayer houses – before, while, and after their presidential tenures. You’ll lay your eyes on some of the city’s oldest architectures and savour the spectacle of one of the world’s renowned public zones.
And remember, the stories are the gems of this tour. Our guide will narrate the city’s construction journey and the British attempt in 1814 to demolish it. The tales cover a range from high-society dramas, gunfights in Pennsylvania Avenue, slaves’ struggle for independence and a lot more.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
