We will point out Ford's Theatre as we pass it during the tour.

We will point out the FBI Headquarters as we pass it during the tour.

We will point out the National Archives Museum as we pass it during the tour. The National Archives Museum is home to America's Founding Documents (The Declaration of Independence, The Constitution, and the Bill of Rights).

We will point out the United States Navy Memorial as we pass it during the tour. The United States Navy Memorial honors those who have served or are currently serving in the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and the Merchant Marines.

The US Capitol, World War II Veterans Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial & Korean War Veterans Memorial are all sites that we will stop at that are located on the National Mall.

We will point out the National Gallery of Art as we pass it during the tour.

Experience the stunning view of the Capitol Dome beautifully lit against the evening sky. You’ll have time to get out, walk around the historic grounds, and take advantage of some fantastic photo opportunities at one of Washington, DC’s most iconic landmarks.

Explore the Capitol Reflecting Pool. This attraction is at The U.S. Capitol.

We will point out the Smithsonian Castle as we pass it during the tour.

You will see the Washington Monument at just about every stop on the tour.

You will get the chance to explore The Tidal Basin during your stops at The Jefferson and Martin Luther King Jr Memorials. The Tidal Basin is home to the Cherry Trees, a gift from Japan in 1914.

Take in the serene beauty of the Tidal Basin as it reflects the soft evening lights. Step inside the Jefferson Memorial to admire the glowing statue of Thomas Jefferson beneath the grand dome. From this vantage point, you’ll also enjoy a striking view of the Washington Monument across the water—perfect for a memorable photo.

Experience the powerful and inspiring image of Dr. King emerging from the towering “Stone of Hope,” dramatically illuminated against the night sky. Set along the peaceful Tidal Basin, the memorial takes on a moving and contemplative atmosphere after dark—an unforgettable stop on your evening tour.

Stroll through this beautifully illuminated tribute to the Greatest Generation, where granite pillars, bronze wreaths, and cascading fountains honor the sacrifices of World War II. At night, the memorial’s glow offers a serene and powerful atmosphere—perfectly framed by a stunning view of the Washington Monument reflected in the nearby pool.

Stand among the hauntingly lifelike steel soldiers, illuminated as if moving through moonlit terrain. Their reflective faces and determined stances offer a powerful, solemn tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of those who served in the Korean War—an unforgettable moment of reflection under the night sky.

Encounter the quiet power of the black granite wall, etched with the names of over 58,000 fallen service members. Under the moonlight, the softly lit memorial invites a moment of deep reflection—its solemn beauty and emotional weight leaving a lasting impression.

The Three Soldiers is located at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.

The Vietnam Woman's Memorial is located at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.

Ascend the steps to stand before the majestic statue of Abraham Lincoln, bathed in soft white light within his grand marble temple. From this powerful vantage point, take in breathtaking nighttime views of the Reflecting Pool and the National Mall, stretching out toward the glowing Washington Monument.

Gaze upon the iconic North Lawn of the White House, the official residence and workplace of the U.S. President. As you admire this historic symbol of American leadership, your guide will share fascinating stories and little-known facts about the presidents who have lived and led from within its storied walls.