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Museums
Exploring world-class institutions like the National Air and Space Museum and the National Museum of Natural History sparks endless curiosity. These are just a sample of the dozens of incredible museums your group can visit to investigate everything from the dawn of aviation to prehistoric wonders.
Monuments
Standing before towering icons like the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument brings history to life for students. These are just a couple of the incredible tributes your group can explore to connect firsthand with America’s defining moments.
Government & Civics
Stepping inside the majestic U.S. Capitol or exploring the historic halls of the Supreme Court lets students watch democracy in action. These civic landmarks are just a glimpse of the many historic sites where your group can experience the inner workings of American government firsthand.
Guided Tours
Embarking on thrilling adventures like neighborhood ghost walks or clandestine spy tours lets students uncover the city’s hidden secrets. These interactive excursions are just a few of the unique guided tours available to show your group a completely different, mysterious side of the nation’s capital.
Student-Friendly Dining & Entertainment
Grab a bite at bustling hubs like Union Station or catch an exciting Washington Nationals baseball game for the perfect after-hours break. These fun-filled spots are just a couple of the group-friendly dining and entertainment options ready to keep your students safe, fed, and energized.
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