Explore Washington DC & Historic East Coast
Explore Washington DC and Historic East Coast Landmarks
Are you ready to explore Washington DC and its iconic East Coast landmarks? From the heart of the nation’s capital to historic sites in Virginia and Pennsylvania, this unforgettable journey offers a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or an adventure lover, this tour provides something for everyone.
Discover Washington DC’s Famous Attractions
Washington DC is packed with history. Explore Washington DC and visit the National Mall, home to landmarks like the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, and the US Capitol. Wander through the world-renowned Smithsonian Museums or enjoy the serenity of the Tidal Basin and Jefferson Memorial. The city offers endless opportunities for learning and adventure.
Visit Mount Vernon and Learn About America’s First President
Just outside of Washington DC, visit George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate. Explore Washington’s home, gardens, and farm while learning about the nation’s first president. Take a scenic boat tour along the Potomac River for a unique perspective of this historic site.
Step Back in Time in Gettysburg and Shenandoah National Park
Explore Washington DC and then head to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, home to the famous Gettysburg National Military Park. Walk through history at the battlefield and visit the museum to learn about one of the most pivotal moments of the American Civil War. Afterward, head to Shenandoah National Park, where breathtaking mountain views await. Hike scenic trails or simply enjoy a leisurely drive along Skyline Drive.
Experience Colonial Williamsburg and Historic Richmond
Step into the past in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, where history comes to life. Watch reenactments, visit historical buildings, and get a feel for 18th-century life. Richmond, Virginia’s capital, offers historic landmarks like the Virginia State Capitol and American Civil War Museum, making it a must-visit for history buffs.
Explore Monticello and Staunton, Virginia
Continue your journey through Virginia with a visit to Monticello, Thomas Jefferson’s stunning estate. Tour the house, gardens, and learn about Jefferson’s influence on American history. In Staunton, Virginia, visit the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library or enjoy a performance at the Blackfriars Playhouse.
Visit the Historic Sites of Philadelphia
No trip is complete without a visit to Philadelphia. Explore Washington DC and head north to see Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. Discover the rich history of America’s founding at the Philadelphia Museum of Art or take a tour through Eastern State Penitentiary.
Why Wait? Book Your Adventure Today!
Don’t miss the chance to explore Washington DC and its surrounding historic landmarks. From the vibrant cityscape of Washington DC to the peaceful landscapes of Shenandoah National Park, this journey offers something for every type of traveler. Book your tour now and create memories that will last a lifetime!
Price: R82 251,00
Attractions and Activities
Washington DC:
National Mall and Monuments (Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument)
Smithsonian Museums (Air and Space, Natural History, American History)
United States Capitol
White House Tour (external view)
Tidal Basin and Jefferson Memorial
National World War II Memorial
Mount Vernon (Virginia):
George Washington’s Estate and Mansion
Fredericksburg (Virginia):
Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park
Historic Downtown Fredericksburg
Williamsburg (Virginia):
Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area
Jamestown Settlement
Richmond (Virginia):
Virginia State Capitol
American Civil War Museum
Monticello (Virginia):
Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello Estate
Shenandoah National Park (Virginia):
Skyline Drive Scenic Drive
Gettysburg (Pennsylvania):
Gettysburg National Military Park
Gettysburg Museum and Visitor Center
Eisenhower National Historic Site
Valley Forge National Historic Park (Pennsylvania):
George Washington’s Headquarters
Valley Forge National Memorial Arch
Philadelphia (Pennsylvania):
Independence Hall
Liberty Bell
Franklin Institute

