Washington, D.C. in four days is a study in compression — the National Mall stretches just under two miles, but the history packed along its edges spans more than two centuries. This tour moves through the capital with that density in mind, threading together the founding-era architecture of Capitol Hill, the sobering weight of the war memorials on the Mall, and the world's largest museum complex, all within walking distance of one another. Your group stays in a centrally located three- or four-star hotel, which means the monuments are close and early mornings are genuinely possible.
Arrival Washington D.C.
Smithsonian Museums at The Mall
Dinner
Overnight
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Read every review on Trustpilot“When we switched to Passports from our previous travel company, we wanted two things: better food and less time on the bus. Passports exceeded our expectations! We loved having hotels where we could walk and didn't have to get on a bus. Even riding the subway in London was a fun experience!”
“Passports, I cannot begin to thank you enough for helping craft such a spectacular tour! Being a theatre educator, having some arts experiences was important to me — and you delivered. My students and I were talking about the workshop for days! Josephine and the Mouse Singer at the Greek National Opera House was unlike anything my students or I had experienced before.”
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