Panoramic views of the National Mall. We will discuss how the presidency connects with Congress and what the Capitol's role in shaping executive power is.

The "People's House". The iconic presidential residence. See President Andrew Jackson's statue in Lafayette Square.

Famous for its neoclassical dome, it offers sweeping views of the Tidal Basin. Learn about Jefferson's role as author of the Declaration of Independence and his vision for democracy.

This memorial represents the story of his presidency featuring four "rooms", representing his four terms. Beautiful waterfalls and statues abound. You will learn about the New Deal, WWII leadership and the symbolism of water, stone and his quotes reflecting resilience through crisis.

This 555 foot obelisk is the centerpiece of the National Mall. You will learn the story of how it took decades to complete it and the symbolism in its design and George Washington's role as the nation's first president

The newest addition to the National Mall, its modern design is by Frank Gehry. It features a large tapestry mural of WWII D-Day. Learn about Eisenhower's dual role as WWII Supreme Commander and Cold War president.

A modernist building overlooking the Potomac River, the Kennedy Center is a living memorial to JFK and his passion for the arts. It his gone on to shape American cultural diplomacy. This institution keeps President Kennedy's vision alive.