3 Day D.C. Journalism Tour

3 days in Washington DC
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Overview

You’ll See

Day 1National Museum of American History · The National Press Club Tour
Day 2White House Area Walking Tour · Capitol Hill Tour · Library of Congress · Supreme Court Visit · Voice of America Tour · Monuments and Memorials Tour
Day 3National Geographic Museum

Itinerary

Sample Itinerary

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Day 1National Museum of American History

National Museum of American History
The National Press Club Tour

National Museum of American History

To begin the trip, visit the National Museum of American History. This museum opened in 1964. It has many items from our nation’s past. During the visit, students will see famous items and stories. For example, they will see the original Star-Spangled Banner. They will also learn how early tools helped change news and media. As a result, students will better understand American history.

Day 2White House Area Walking Tour

White House Area Walking Tour

First, visit the area around the White House. Students will take a guided walking tour. Along the way, they will see the White House and Lafayette Square. They will learn why this area is important. Through this tour, students will discover more about our nation’s leaders.

Capitol Hill Tour

Next, visit Capitol Hill, the home of our government. During the tour, students will see the U.S. Capitol Building. They will explore the Crypt, Rotunda, and National Statuary Hall. In addition, they will learn how our government works. Because of this visit, students will gain a better view of American history.

Library of Congress

Afterward, visit the Library of Congress. It is the largest library in the world. During this stop, students will see many books and records. They will also learn how people save and share information. Through this experience, students will discover the value of knowledge.

Supreme Court Visit

Then, visit the Supreme Court, the highest court in the nation. Students will learn about important cases and laws. They will discover how judges help make decisions. As a result, students will better understand our justice system.

Voice of America Tour

Following the court visit, tour Voice of America. Students will learn how news reaches people around the world. The station shares news through radio, TV, and online media. In addition, it shares stories in more than 40 languages. Through this tour, students will see the power of communication.

Monuments and Memorials Tour

Finally, visit Washington, D.C.’s famous monuments and memorials. Along the route, students will see the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument. They will learn about leaders and events from our past. In the end, students will leave with new knowledge about our nation.

Day 3National Geographic Museum

National Geographic Museum

National Geographic Museum

To begin the final day, visit the National Geographic Museum. During the visit, students will explore fun exhibits and amazing photos. They will learn about places, people, and events around the world. Along the way, they will discover new ideas and stories. As a result, this visit will inspire curiosity and learning.

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