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Capitol Hill: Small-Group Guided Walking Tour
Learn about the nation's history and legislation at the Capitol Hill
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Start time: 10:00
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Duration: 2h 30mins
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Max group size: 8
Meeting point
355 First Street Southeast, 20003, Washington, D.C.- Show your smartphone ticket to the staff at the meeting point
Step into American history with a knowledgeable local guide. Explore Washington DC's historic institutions and architecture.
See two of the three branches of the American government. Witness the Supreme Court, Library of Congress, and the Capitol while walking through grounds designed by Frederick Law Olmsted.
Visit the Thomas Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress to see a Gutenberg Bible and learn about Jefferson’s love for books.
Explore the Supreme Court Museum and learn about the judicial system. You might even see the courtroom.
Receive access passes and security details for the visitor galleries of the House of Representatives and Senate and explore these historic halls at your own pace.
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