We’ll meet early at our meeting point: 7th Avenue and 51st Street (7th Ave & W 51st St), next to Times Square. We’ll begin our tour from New York to Washington by bus, crossing the Lincoln Tunnel over the Hudson River to leave Manhattan. On the way from New York to Washington, we’ll pass through several states, including New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland. The distance between New York and Washington is 226.2 miles, about 365 kilometers south. Since we’ll be getting up very early, we’ll make a rest stop in the state of Delaware to have breakfast and stretch our legs before arriving in Washington. We’ll continue our journey through part of the state of Maryland and its largest city, Baltimore, until we end our trip in the capital, Washington, D.C.

We’ll begin our tour of the state of Virginia by passing by the Pentagon on our way to Arlington National Cemetery. There, accompanied by our guide, we’ll walk to the Kennedy brothers’ grave (with the eternal flame and Jacqueline Kennedy). We’ll leave the cemetery and head to the Iwo Jima Memorial, also known as the Marine Corps Memorial, where we’ll stop to take photos.

We’ll be with you throughout the tour, sharing all the interesting details as we visit the most important landmarks and famous movie locations. We’ll learn stories and fun facts about the city and make stops along the way to take photos. Next, we’ll cross the Potomac River, which separates Virginia from Washington, D.C. We’ll arrive at Constitution Avenue, home to several important buildings: the State Department, the Institute of Peace, the National Pharmaceutical Association, and the Albert Einstein Monument across from the National Academy of Sciences.

We’ll arrive at Memorial Park and, accompanied by our guide, walk through the sites that have served as backdrops for movies and TV shows: the Korean War Memorial, the Lincoln Memorial, and the Vietnam War Memorial. We’ll continue on to the Reflecting Pool, famous from the movie *Forrest Gump*, until we reach some of the most visited monuments, such as the World War II Memorial and the Washington Monument, the tallest structure in the city. We’ll continue past the OAS, the American Red Cross, the Vice President’s Office, and the Department of the Treasury, and walk along the White House gardens, where we’ll have time to take photos.

We’ll walk along the main avenue, where we’ll see several buildings: the Treasury, the Department of Justice, the FBI, the National Archives, the National Gallery of Art, and the National Museum of American History, among others, until we reach the National Air and Space Museum. Afterward, you’ll have free time to have lunch, take photos of the Capitol, and visit the National Air and Space Museum. There will be 3 hours of free time to visit Washington's free museums.

On the way back, we'll make a stop halfway, and weather permitting, we'll make an extra stop before entering New York to take in the view of the illuminated Manhattan skyline.