Your Third Day in Washington, DC
Explore the site where the end of Lincoln’s life unfolded, from the evening of his assassination to exhibits that highlight his legacy, leadership, and lasting impact on the nation.
Stop 2: White House Photo Stop
Take a photo stop at the nation’s most recognized residence.
Stop 3: The People’s House
This immersive museum brings the Executive Mansion to life, tour a full-size Oval Office, stroll through a recreated Rose Garden, and discover the stories of past presidents, staff, and the many people who keep the nation’s most famous residence running.
Stop 4: World War II Memorial
Experience a powerful tribute to World War II veterans, this grand memorial celebrates the sacrifice and resilience of our “Greatest Generation,” the men and women whose dedication shaped the modern world.
Stop 5: International Spy Museum
Dive into the world of espionage with spy gadgets, code-breaking, and secret missions at this one-of-a-kind museum.
Stop 6: Jefferson Memorial
Perched on the Tidal Basin, this memorial is dedicated to the legacy of Thomas Jefferson: founding father, author of the Declaration of Independence, and third President of the United States.
Stop 7: Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial
Step into a landscape that tells the story of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s presidency, from economic recovery to wartime leadership.
Stop 8: Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial
Walk through a powerful memorial honoring Martin Luther King, Jr., where a towering stone statue and engraved excerpts from his speeches inspire reflection on equality, justice, and civil rights.
Stop 9: Overnight in Washington, DC