Day or Night National Mall Bus Tour with Arlington Cemetery Walk

2-Hour WALKING tour of Arlington National Cemetery. Visit the final resting place of President John F. Kennedy, marked by the Eternal Flame lit by Jacqueline Kennedy in 1967. Your guide shares the story of JFK’s life, presidency, and legacy, making this one of Arlington’s most iconic sites. Witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, honoring unidentified U.S. service members. Learn about the ceremony’s history, precision, and symbolism during your guided visit. See the historic mansion that once served as the home of General Robert E. Lee. Your guide will explain its history, architecture, and connection to the Lee family and the Civil War.See the historic mansion that once served as the home of General Robert E. Lee. Your guide will explain its history, architecture, and connection to the Lee family and the Civil War.

See the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

15-20 minute Photo Stop and time to explore the area. See the official residence and workplace of the President of the United States. Your guide shares the history of the White House, its architecture, and the important events that have taken place here.

15-20 minute Photo Stop and time to explore the area with your guide. View the iconic home of the United States Congress, where laws are made and historic debates occur. Learn about the Capitol’s architecture, history, and the legislative process from your guide.

15-20 minute Photo Stop and to explore the surrounding area with your guide. Visit the monument honoring President Abraham Lincoln, famous for the iconic seated statue and his inspiring speeches. Your guide highlights Lincoln’s legacy and the memorial’s symbolic design.

15 minute Photo Stop and time to explore the area with your guide. Explore this powerful tribute to Dr. King, featuring his Stone of Hope statue and engraved quotes. Learn about his life, the civil rights movement, and the memorial’s design symbolism.

Photo Stop. Pay respects at the black granite wall inscribed with the names of U.S. service members who died in the Vietnam War. Your guide shares stories behind the memorial’s creation and its reflective design.