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