3-Day DC Education | Adventure Student Travel

Overview

This 3-day educational DC journey affords your group the chance to see our nation’s most influential museums, federal buildings, cemeteries, and more!

You’ll See

Day 1White House Photo Op · Capitol Hill Tour · Library of Congress · Supreme Court Visit · National Archives · National Museum of Natural History · National Museum of American History
Day 2Mount Vernon · National Museum of African American History and Culture · Ford’s Theatre/Peterson House · Monuments and Memorials Tour
Day 3Pentagon Memorial · Arlington National Cemetery

Itinerary

Sample Itinerary

Adventure Student Travel will work with you to create the trip you want for your student group.

Day 1White House Photo Op

White House Photo Op

To begin your adventure, stop near the White House for a memorable photo opportunity. As you explore, learn about this famous landmark and its role as the home of the president.

Capitol Hill Tour

Next, tour you will tour Capitol Hill, the center of American government. During your tour, see the U.S. Capitol and learn about our nation’s leaders, laws, and history.

Library of Congress

Afterward, explore the Library of Congress, the largest library in the world. As you walk through this beautiful building, discover historic collections, exhibits, and amazing architecture.

Supreme Court Visit

Then, visit the Supreme Court and learn about the role of the judicial branch. During your visit, see the courtroom, historic artwork, and exhibits that share the story of America’s highest court.

National Archives

Continuing your journey, visit the National Archives to see America’s most important documents. Here, view the Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Declaration of Independence.

Smithsonian Museums

End your day exploring the Smithsonian Museums and discover exhibits about American history, science, and culture. As you visit, enjoy hands-on learning and stories that bring history to life.

Day 2Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon

First, travel to Mount Vernon, the historic home of George Washington. As you explore, discover his life, family, gardens, and role as our nation’s first president.

National Museum of African American History and Culture

Next, visit this important museum dedicated to African American history and culture. During your visit, explore powerful exhibits, artifacts, and stories that highlight the experiences and achievements of generations.

Ford’s Theatre & Petersen House

Afterward, step back in time at Ford’s Theatre, the site of President Abraham Lincoln’s assassination. Here, learn about Lincoln’s final hours and this important moment in American history.

Monuments & Memorials Tour – Finally, explore Washington, D.C.’s most famous monuments and memorials. Along the way, visit the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, MLK Memorial, and more while learning their stories.

Day 3Pentagon Memorial

Pentagon Memorial

First stop, visit the Pentagon Memorial, a meaningful tribute to the victims of September 11. As you walk through the memorial, learn about the lives remembered and the events that shaped our nation.

Arlington National Cemetery

Finish with a visit to Arlington National Cemetery, a peaceful place honoring more than 400,000 service members and their families. During your visit, see the JFK gravesite, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and Changing of the Guard ceremony. As you explore, reflect on the courage and sacrifice of those who served our country.

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