4 Day Washington, D.C. Williamsburg History Tour
- 4 days in Washington DC
- Educational Tours
- Graduation Trips
You and your student group will spend three days in thrilling Washington, D.C., and one day – and a spooky night – in historic Williamsburg. This well-planned and delightful educational tour will allow you to explore the history and government of the United States; you’ll discover how our great nation came to be, and how it operates today. You’ll enjoy some pretty spectacular sights, too – including our Capitol, Arlington National Cemetery, Mt. Vernon – the home of George Washington – and the Iwo Jima Memorial.
You’ll See
- Day 1Colonial Williamsburg Tour · The Original Ghosts of Williamsburg Tour
- Day 2Library of Congress · Capitol Hill Tour · National Archives · International Spy Museum · Monuments and Memorials Illuminated
- Day 3Arlington National Cemetery · Iwo Jima Memorial · Mount Vernon · Ford’s Theatre
- Day 4National Mall Smithsonian Museums
Sample Itinerary
Adventure Student Travel will work with you to create the trip you want for your student group.
Day 1Colonial Williamsburg History Tour
- Colonial Williamsburg Tour
- The Original Ghosts of Williamsburg Tour
Colonial Williamsburg Tour
To begin your adventure, visit Colonial Williamsburg. Here, students step back into the 1700s and explore historic homes, shops, and streets. Along the way, costumed guides share stories about colonial life. As a result, students gain a better view of America’s early history.
Original Ghosts of Williamsburg Tour
As evening arrives, enjoy the Ghosts of Williamsburg Tour. During this fun walk, students hear spooky tales and local legends. At the same time, they learn about Williamsburg’s past. In the end, this unique tour creates a fun and lasting memory.
Day 2Washington DC Government and History Tour
- Library of Congress
- Capitol Hill Tour
- National Archives
- International Spy Museum
- Monuments and Memorials Illuminated
White House Photo OP
Capitol Hill Tour
Next, explore Capitol Hill, the center of U.S. government. During the tour, visit the Capitol, Supreme Court, and Botanic Garden. Most importantly, students will learn how our government works.
Library of Congress
First, visit the Library of Congress, the world’s largest library. Inside, students will see amazing rooms, rare items, and historic exhibits. Along the way, they will discover how this library protects America’s stories.
National Archives
Afterward, visit the National Archives. Here, students will see the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights. Through this visit, they will learn how these documents shaped America.
International Spy Museum
Later, become a spy at the International Spy Museum. First, test your skills with codes and secret missions. Along the way, discover how spies have changed history. Best of all, this hands-on museum makes learning exciting.
Monuments and Memorials Illuminated
Before the day ends, see Washington, D.C.’s monuments at night. As the lights shine, students will enjoy a new view of the nation’s capital.
Washington DC Stockfresh
Day 3American History and Heros
Arlington National Cemetery
To start the day, visit Arlington National Cemetery. As you walk, students will see rows of white headstones honoring those who served. Along the way, they will learn about courage and sacrifice.e.
Iwo Jima Memorial
Next, visit the Iwo Jima Memorial. Here, students will see the famous flag-raising tribute from World War II. Through this visit, they will learn about teamwork and bravery.
Mount Vernon
Following your visit, travel to George Washington’s Mount Vernon. There, explore his home, gardens, and farm. In addition, students will learn about America’s first President and life in the 1700s.
Alexandria’s Ghost and Legends Lantern Tour
Day 4Smithsonian Museums and National Mall
Ford’s Theatre
Begin your final day with a visit to Ford’s Theatre, the site of President Lincoln’s assassination. Here, students will learn about Lincoln’s life and one of America’s most important moments.
Smithsonian Museums on the National Mall
To finish your journey, explore the Smithsonian Museums on the National Mall. Along the way, students can discover history, science, art, and space. Best of all, everyone can find exhibits that match their interests.
