Guided visit inside the Capitol and the Library of Congress

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About the activity

Explore the most important buildings of this nation with a tour guide who will show you the Legislative Branch (Capitol), Judicial Branch (Supreme Court of Justice), and the Library of Congress in detail.

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French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish (depends on selected option)
Duration

3 hours
Includes
- Tickets to enter the U.S. Capitol and the Library of Congress. Small group tour in your language for a personalized experience Guided walking tour with a professional licensed tour guide 3-hour guided walking tour of the Capitol, Supreme Court, and Library of Congress
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Highlights

Small group tours in your language for a memorable experience.
Guided visit inside the Capitol, the Supreme Court, and the Library of Congress.
Tickets to the U.S. Capitol and the Library of Congress are included.

Description

We will meet at the entrance to the Library of Congress and begin our adventure in the heart of Washington, D.C. (the Capitol). Once we meet, we will begin to explore the secrets of Washington, D.C., where all the political power of the United States is concentrated. To do this, we will first visit the Capitol.

We will admire this imposing neoclassical building that has served as inspiration for numerous government buildings around the world. In fact, Cuba, Argentina, and Puerto Rico have their own replicas. As we enter, we will discover everything about the origins of Congress and see its spectacular dome.

The next stop will be the Library of Congress, one of the largest in the world. In addition to its beauty, the interior of the library houses priceless treasures, such as one of the first Bibles printed by Gutenberg.

To end the tour, we will visit the Supreme Court, where we will tell you about the characteristics of the country's main judicial body. Its imposing columns and friezes representing the country's great legislators are some of its most notable attractions. To end our visit, we will say goodbye outside the Supreme Court.

Good to know before you go

For security reasons, the federal public buildings we will visit do not allow liquids such as water (empty bottles are permitted) or food and items considered to be weapons.

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