Kids Only: DC Future Policy Maker Tour
Washington, District of Columbia
Trip Type: Full-day Tours
Duration: 7 hours
DC Youth Tours is a new way for families to enhance their vacation and visit to Washington, D.C.
DC Youth Tours specializes in engaging youth ages 8-15 years old in learning about the history, culture, innovations and fun of the Nation’s Capitol! With so many interesting things to see and the diversity of interests in your family, it can be hard for everyone to see everything you might want to see in Washington, DC. DC Youth Tours takes this challenge out of the equation by taking youth on a fun-filled tour of DC with other kids their age!
DC Youth Tours specializes in engaging youth ages 8-15 years old in learning about the history, culture, innovations and fun of the Nation’s Capitol! With so many interesting things to see and the diversity of interests in your family, it can be hard for everyone to see everything you might want to see in Washington, DC. DC Youth Tours takes this challenge out of the equation by taking youth on a fun-filled tour of DC with other kids their age!
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DC Youth Tours is a new way for families to enhance their vacation and visit to Washington, D.C.
DC Youth Tours specializes in engaging youth ages 8-15 years old in learning about the history, culture, innovations and fun of the Nation’s Capitol! With so many interesting things to see and the diversity of interests in your family, it can be hard for everyone to see everything you might want to see in Washington, DC. DC Youth Tours takes this challenge out of the equation by taking youth on a fun-filled tour of DC with other kids their age!Does each person in your family seem to have sites and interests they want to see in Washington, DC as varied and unique as their personalities? Is the debate about when and how much time to spend at each site beginning to seem as contentious as a debate on Capitol Hill? Let our tours be the continuing resolution your family is looking for that will create a non-partisan evening dinner conversation and memories to tell in your own Congressional District!
Participants are provided with a color-coded team t-shirt for the day. Teams consist of 6 - 10 new friends/kids plus a Team Coach/Tour Guide. Parents may opt to include a GPS band and then download the GPS codes for personal tracking of your child on our tour.
We take youth, pre-teens, tweens and teens to the sites they want to see. They get to make new friends and engage in learning experiences that will leave only one debate over the dinner table: Who gets to tell about their day in DC first!
Our "Future Policy Maker Tour" includes:
Voice of America
US Capitol
House of Representatives
Rayburn House
Cannon House
The Spirit of Justice Park
Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
James Madison Memorial Building
USDA
Library of Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Hart Senate Office Building
Russel Senate Building
Embassy of Canada
Newseum
International Spy Museum
Ford's Theatre
Department of Justice
US Holocaust Memorial Museum
National Archives and Records Administration
Washington Monument
Ronald Regan Building
White House Visitor Center
White House
Blair House
Organization of American States
Constitution Gardens
Reflecting Pool
Lincoln Memorial
Vietnam Women's Memorial
Vietnam Veteran's Memorial
Department of the Interior
US Department of State
United States Institute of Peace
MLK Memorial
FDR Memorial
Jefferson Memorial
Chat with a Ranger Station
Day by day, some sites may be closed to visitors by the Park Service or unforeseen circumstances. Our tour leads do their best to accommodate these changes. Tour may vary slightly depending upon these closures and the interests of our participants - we're flexible like that!
DC Youth Tours specializes in engaging youth ages 8-15 years old in learning about the history, culture, innovations and fun of the Nation’s Capitol! With so many interesting things to see and the diversity of interests in your family, it can be hard for everyone to see everything you might want to see in Washington, DC. DC Youth Tours takes this challenge out of the equation by taking youth on a fun-filled tour of DC with other kids their age!Does each person in your family seem to have sites and interests they want to see in Washington, DC as varied and unique as their personalities? Is the debate about when and how much time to spend at each site beginning to seem as contentious as a debate on Capitol Hill? Let our tours be the continuing resolution your family is looking for that will create a non-partisan evening dinner conversation and memories to tell in your own Congressional District!
Participants are provided with a color-coded team t-shirt for the day. Teams consist of 6 - 10 new friends/kids plus a Team Coach/Tour Guide. Parents may opt to include a GPS band and then download the GPS codes for personal tracking of your child on our tour.
We take youth, pre-teens, tweens and teens to the sites they want to see. They get to make new friends and engage in learning experiences that will leave only one debate over the dinner table: Who gets to tell about their day in DC first!
Our "Future Policy Maker Tour" includes:
Voice of America
US Capitol
House of Representatives
Rayburn House
Cannon House
The Spirit of Justice Park
Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
James Madison Memorial Building
USDA
Library of Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Hart Senate Office Building
Russel Senate Building
Embassy of Canada
Newseum
International Spy Museum
Ford's Theatre
Department of Justice
US Holocaust Memorial Museum
National Archives and Records Administration
Washington Monument
Ronald Regan Building
White House Visitor Center
White House
Blair House
Organization of American States
Constitution Gardens
Reflecting Pool
Lincoln Memorial
Vietnam Women's Memorial
Vietnam Veteran's Memorial
Department of the Interior
US Department of State
United States Institute of Peace
MLK Memorial
FDR Memorial
Jefferson Memorial
Chat with a Ranger Station
Day by day, some sites may be closed to visitors by the Park Service or unforeseen circumstances. Our tour leads do their best to accommodate these changes. Tour may vary slightly depending upon these closures and the interests of our participants - we're flexible like that!
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