• The National Archives Museum - Bypass the queue and enter the National Archives for a memorable encounter with America’s foundational documents. View the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights up close, then take time to explore the latest exhibit - The American Story. Discover over 40 original artifacts and records that highlight pivotal moments in the nation’s history, including a rare 1823 engraving of the Declaration and George Washington’s annotated Constitution.
• Washington Monument - With the Capitol as your backdrop, visit the Washington Monument and delve into the legacy of George Washington, the first president who transformed the ideas of 1776 into a new nation. Learn about his leadership during the Revolution and the early years of the United States, and how his influence continues to shape the country 250 years later.
• White House - Enjoy views of the White House, a lasting symbol of American leadership and democracy. Discover how it has been shaped by every president since Washington and how its history reflects the evolving meaning of independence over the past 250 years.
• National World War II Memorial - Pass by the World War II Memorial and reflect on the moment the United States emerged on the global stage to defend freedom. Learn how the ideals first declared in 1776 were tested on a worldwide scale, and how this war shaped America’s role as a leader in protecting democracy.
• Constitution Gardens - Stroll through Constitution Gardens, honoring the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence. Hear untold stories of the Founding Fathers and the risks behind the signatures that shaped a new nation.
• Vietnam Veterans Memorial - Visit the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and reflect on the human cost of war. This poignant site honors those who served and reminds us of the sacrifices made to defend the nation’s ideals of freedom.
• Lincoln Memorial - Visit the Lincoln Memorial and see how Abraham Lincoln redefined the promise of the Declaration during the nation’s greatest crisis. His words and leadership helped give new meaning to freedom, shaping America’s path over the past 250 years.

• Local guide
• Free time to explore The American Story and the Discovery Center at the National Archives
• Walking tour
• First entry tickets to the National Archives Museum

• Tips

Explore America’s fascinating history on a 3-hour walking tour of Washington, DC. Start at the National Archives, where you will enjoy exclusive early access to the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights, avoiding the usual crowds. Walk through the National Mall, admiring landmarks such as the Washington Monument and the White House, before arriving at the Lincoln Memorial. Throughout the tour, a knowledgeable guide will share intriguing stories that link historical events to the present, offering a deeper insight into the nation’s evolution.

• 3-hour walking tour delving into Washington, DC’s history
• Exclusive early access to the National Archives to view the Declaration of Independence and Constitution
• Visit renowned sites including the Lincoln Memorial and World War II Memorial
• Captivating stories from the guide that connect America’s past to the present

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