• Union Station - Washington Union Station stands as one of the nation’s pioneering union railroad terminals. Crafted by the esteemed architect Daniel Burnham, the station welcomed its first visitors on October 27, 1907, and reached completion in April 1908.

The guide will provide an in-depth exploration of the station’s history and its significant impact on both Washington, DC, and the broader American narrative.

• Thurgood Marshall Federal Judiciary Building - Serving as the administrative hub of the federal judiciary.

The guide will discuss Thurgood Marshall’s legacy and his influence on Capitol Hill and American history.

• Stanton Park - Explore the neighborhood where former President Obama resided in DC.

The guide will highlight his residence and share fascinating stories from his time there.

• Frederick Douglass National Historic Site - Step into the former residence of the illustrious Frederick Douglass!

Here, the guide will delve into Frederick Douglass’s history, his relationship with President Ulysses S. Grant, and much more.

• Folger Shakespeare Library - Home to the world’s largest collection of Shakespearean works!

The guide will reveal the library’s rich history on Capitol Hill, along with intriguing Shakespearean facts and history.

• Florida House - Discover the unique Florida House, the sole state embassy in DC.

The guide will explain the purpose of this establishment and its current operations, with special insights for visitors from Florida.

• Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality National Monument House and Museum - The Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality Monument, under the care of the National Park Service, once served as the National Women’s Party headquarters, honoring the Suffragists’ fight for women’s voting rights.

The guide will uncover the profound history of this site and its pivotal role in the women’s rights and suffrage movement.

• Supreme Court of the United States - Enter the renowned Supreme Court!

The guide will explore the court’s history, its modern-day functions, and its significance on Capitol Hill.

• United States Capitol - Experience the United States Capitol and admire its stunning architecture.

The guide will narrate the building’s history and recount some of the iconic speeches delivered here.

• Library of Congress - Welcome to the Library of Congress, the largest library in the world!

The guide will uncover the library’s history and highlight some of the incredible treasures housed within.

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Experience a world-class, app-guided tour that you control entirely!

Explore the top attractions in Capitol Hill at your own pace! The tour is narrated by Certified Master Guide Tony Spadafora, who leads you off the usual path to uncover hidden treasures among Washington, DC’s neighborhoods. With his background as a teacher, scout leader, and businessman, Tony has been creating memorable experiences in DC since 1983!

Beginning at Union Station, the tour delves into Washington DC’s most genuine neighborhood. This area once accommodated everyone from Lincoln to Confederate spies in the Old Capitol Prison. Discover the bar that the Senate saved and the only State Embassy in Washington. Marvel at the world’s largest collection of Shakespeare’s folios. The tour also includes visits to the Supreme Court and the East Front of the Capitol, culminating at the world’s largest library, which boasts features ranging from intricately carved Italian marble to cutting-edge technology like the electric light!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.