Reserved Entry Included Washington DC Capitol Hill Insiders Tour

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| Washington, D.C., Estados Unidos

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Cancelamento gratuito

Confirmação imediata

Bilhete móvel

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Duracão

3 horas

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Discover the heart of American democracy on this immersive 3-hour Capitol Hill experience — including hard-to-get timed entry tickets to both the U.S. Capitol and the Library of Congress, fully handled for you.

Beginning at the iconic U.S. Supreme Court, guests explore the Capitol's exterior before stepping inside the Capitol...

Duracão 3 Hours
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Máximo de 999 participantes por grupo

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Supreme Court
Standing across from the Capitol, the Supreme Court's marble façade and iconic columns have guarded American justice since 1935. This is where landmark decisions — from Brown v. Board to Roe v. Wade — shaped the nation. Look up at the inscription above the entrance: 'Equal Justice Under Law.' Few...
- Duracão 20 Minutes•
- Não necessita bilhete de entrada
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U.S. Capitol Visitor Center
Beneath the Capitol's east plaza lies one of Washington's best kept secrets — a 580,000 square foot underground visitor center that welcomes over 3 million guests a year. This is your gateway to the heart of American democracy, housing exhibition halls, historic artifacts, and the original plaster cast of the...
- Duracão 30 Minutes•
- Bilhete de entrada incluído

U.S. Capitol

Few buildings on earth carry the weight of this one. The Capitol has housed Congress since 1800, and inside the Rotunda, guests find themselves standing beneath one of the most breathtaking interiors in the world. Nearly 180 feet above, Constantino Brumidi's Apotheosis of Washington — a nearly 5,000 square foot...

Duracão 1 Hour and 30 Minutes•
Bilhete de entrada incluído

Library of Congress

Just steps from the Capitol sits the largest library in the world, and arguably its most beautiful building. The Library of Congress holds over 170 million items — from Thomas Jefferson's personal book collection to the first map to use the name 'America.' Guests who step inside the Great Hall...