Day 1 You’ll See:
- Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality National Monument
- US Capitol Tour
- Library if Congress
- National Museum of Women in the Arts
- Monument & Memorial Tour
Day 2 You’ll See:
Your group is going to hit all the best ‘Women’s Rights’ themed landmarks in Washington D.C with this fun 2-day Women in DC Tour! National Museum of Women in the Arts, Mary McLeod House, and learn all about the DAR at the Daughters of the American Revolution Museum.
Day 1
Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality National Monument –To begin your journey, visit the Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality National Monument. Here, learn about the leaders who fought for women’s rights and voting equality. As you explore, discover how this historic site helped shape American history.
US Capitol Tour & Library of Congress – Next, continue to Capitol Hill, the center of American government. During your visit, explore the U.S. Capitol and Library of Congress while learning about our nation’s leaders, laws, and history. In addition, enjoy the beautiful architecture and historic surroundings of these famous landmarks.
National Museum of Women in the Arts –Afterward, discover the National Museum of Women in the Arts. As you walk through the galleries, explore more than 3,000 works by talented female artists from around the world. Along the way, learn about inspiring women and the important role they played in the art world.
Monument & Memorial Tour – To end the day, enjoy a guided tour of Washington, D.C.’s famous monuments and memorials. As you travel through the city, visit landmarks such as the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, and World War II Memorial. Through these sites, discover the stories of the people and events that shaped our nation.
Day 2
National Museum of American History –To start the second day, explore the National Museum of American History. As you visit the exhibits, discover famous objects, inventions, and stories that bring America’s past to life. Through this experience, gain a better understanding of the events that helped shape our country.
Daughters of the American Revolution Museum – Next, continue your exploration at the Daughters of the American Revolution Museum. Here, view historic collections featuring clothing, artwork, and everyday items from America’s past. In addition, learn about the people and events that helped build our nation.
Mary McLeod House – Finally, end your tour at the Mary McLeod Bethune National Historic Site. During your visit, learn about her work as an educator, leader, and advocate for African American women. As you explore her home and personal items, discover the lasting impact of her life and legacy.
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