Washington DC Bus Tour with National Archives Tickets
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Experience Highlights
See the most important monuments of Washington DC in detail with this 7-hour bus tour. It also includes admission to the National Archives with priority access, i.e. no queues. This way, you'll get to know the Capitol from the inside, walking through its various rooms, such as the Congressional chambers.
You will be accompanied by a tour guide, both inside and outside the Capitol, who will take you on a bus tour. Other major monuments you'll visit include the White House and the Lincoln Memorial. Not to mention that a cruise on the Potomac River is also included if you book between April and October.
- Visit Washington DC in comfort with this bus tour.
- Entrance to the Capitol building is included, including access to the National Archives.
- Learn about all the monuments from the tour guide who will be with you every step of the way.
- If you take the tour between April and October, a river cruise is also included.
What’s included
- Washington DC Bus Tour
- Tourist guide
- Tickets to Capitolia
- Access to the National Archives
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Step by Step
This bus tour takes you to see the sights of Washington DC without having to walk from place to place. During the approximately 7-hour experience, you'll tour the city in an open-top bus. Throughout this time you will be accompanied by a tour guide.
This guide will be with you inside the bus, but also at the stops at each of the monuments. Thanks to the included entrance to the National Archives with skip-the-line service, you will enjoy the inside of the Capitol like never before. You'll see Congress, the place where the laws of the land are debated and passed.
If you take this tour between April and October, this tour also gives you access to a cruise on the Potomac River. This will give you another perspective and a totally different view of the city.
However, the tour doesn't end here as you'll also get to see the city's most important landmarks. Among them is its most world-famous building, the White House, an essential stop for any tourist. Not to mention all kinds of memorials scattered throughout the city, such as the Lincoln Memorial, the Martin Luther King Memorial and the World War I Memorial.
