This morning begins a full day of guided sightseeing. See the White House, U.S. Capitol, Library of Congress, Embassy Row, The Supreme Court, National Cathedral, National Mall and more. Visit the White House Visitors Center plus other Insta-worthy stops along the way. This afternoon includes the new World War I Memorial and many other memorials and monuments. Did you bring your selfie stick? See elegant mansions, and intricate row houses mingle with tree-lined streets and family friendly green spaces in the quiet, beautiful neighborhood of Capitol Hill located just southeast of the capitol building, tasting an assortment of flavors along the way. Top off the day with an evening illumination tour of memorials and monuments. Enjoy dinner tonight at a Local Restaurant. HAMILTON HOTEL WASHINGTON D.C.

Start your day with a visit to George Washington’s Mount Vernon, the most visited historic estate in America. The riverside estate of America’s first commander-in-chief includes the iconic mansion, outbuildings, tomb and a working blacksmith shop and farm. Learn about Washington’s life, from his boyhood to his wartime service, agricultural entrepreneurship, and his presidency. Tour the beautifully restored mansion, four distinctive gardens, and get a glimpse of Mount Vernon’s working farm. Be sure to chat with a few characters from Washington’s world as you explore the grounds. Stop for an independent lunch at the Mount Vernon Inn Restaurant or the Food Court Pavilion. Afterward, follow the banks of the Potomac River to arrive at Arlington National Cemetery, the country’s largest military cemetery and the final resting place for more than 400,000 veterans and their immediate family members. Visit the grave of America’s 35th President, John F. Kennedy, to pay your respects. You’ll also want to see the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, which serves as a tribute to unidentified fallen soldiers from wars that span decades. You can explore the grounds during the tram tour that features on/off stops along the grounds.

This evening, head over to Georgetown renowned for federalist architecture, historic brick and frame row houses, cobblestone streets, and grand estates dating back as early as the mid-1700’s. Walk by the residences of two former presidents: the home of Ulysses S. Grant following the Civil War and the house that JFK lived in while serving in Congress. Dinner is on your own. Georgetown is as strong on cuisine as it is in history with more than 100 restaurants representing a wide range of ethnicities. You might want to try Martin’s Tavern where, in Booth #3, the same JFK proposed marriage to Jackie. HAMILTON HOTEL WASHINGTON D.C.

Visit the United States Supreme Court building where Chief Justice Earl Warren who presided at the time handed down its milestone decision in Brown v. Board of Education and many other landmark civil rights rulings across the U.S. Explore the National Museum of African American History and Culture and reflect on our nation’s progress. Stand next to the Lincoln Memorial and envision Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. giving the now historic “I Have a Dream” speech, then visit his memorial which honors his legacy and the struggle for freedom, equality, and justice. Walk along the street mural at Black Lives Matter Plaza. Dine at former President Obama’s favorite local spot, Ben’s Chili Bowl, this evening.

Optional Tour: Attend a live performance at Ford’s Theater or Kennedy Center. Pricing dependent on event at the time.
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Promote human rights and dignity as you visit the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum for its interpretation of Holocaust history. The museum serves as a living memorial to the Holocaust, one of the worst tragedies the world has ever seen. Its purpose is to teach people about the dangers of hatred and the atrocities of genocide and the need to prevent genocide. Visit Smithsonian Museums of your choice the remainder of the day. For your farewell dinner tonight, experience D.C. landmarks from a whole new perspective as you drift on the Potomac past iconic views like the Jefferson Memorial, Georgetown waterfront and Lincoln Memorial aboard the Odyssey Dinner Cruise. HAMILTON HOTEL WASHINGTON D.C.

Your tour has come to an end as you transfer to the airport for your flight home, bringing with you the sights, history and amazing memories of Washington D.C.