Bring your grandchildren and see their delight as they experience first hand two cities rich in American History. They will never forget this time with you! See Fort McHenry where Francis Scott Key was inspired to write The Star Spangled Banner. Tour the National Aquarium, take a cruise, see the United States Capitol and Supreme Court. Visit the National Zoo to see the pandas. Stop at Arlington Cemetery for a moment of remembrance. Take a photo of the White House. Visit the great memorials and monuments in Washington. Enjoy time with the kids at the Smithsonian Museums. This and much more await you and your grandchildren. "All Aboard!”

All Aboard to the nation's Capital and celebrate American Independence among the famous monuments and buildings on the National Mall. Stop at the annual Folklife Festival featuring pavilions, crafts, and foods from various cultures around the world. Visit the museums of the Smithsonian Institution and see the original "Star Spangled Banner". Listen to a dramatic reading of the Declaration of Independence by General George Washington. View the original Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Declaration of Independence in the National Archives. Enjoy a concert on the grounds of the United States Capitol. Witness the awesome display of fireworks with the Washington Monument as a backdrop! Stop at the National World War II Memorial. Tour Capitol Hill. Take a tram ride through Arlington National Cemetery. Enjoy fine dining and top of the line professional guide service during your visit. Come to your Nation's Capital and celebrate the 4th of July!

All Aboard and your family adventure begins! Visit famous buildings, memorials, and monuments in Washington, D.C. See the awesome military splendor of the Marine Corps Sunset Parade (available Friday evenings from May to August). Enjoy an all you can eat seafood buffet stocked with over 50 different items. Take a tram through Arlington National Cemetery. Tour the museums of the Smithsonian Institution. Visit the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site. Attend Sunday service at the Metropolitan A.M.E. Church. Free time to shop ‘till you drop at the Potomac Mills mega shopping complex (Virginia’s largest tourist attraction). Spend a day at Paramount’s Kings Dominion.

Bring your family to Washington, D.C. and have fun visiting the historic and famous places that belong to all Americans. Your trip will be professionally arranged for you by our friendly and experienced tour planners. Customized itineraries and planning are our specialty. Let us help make your family reunion to our Nation's Capital a wonderful, rewarding, and memorable experience. While we try to teach our children all about life, our families teach us what life is all about.

FIREWORKS! It's Independence Day in the Nation’s Capital. See a stunning display of brilliant fireworks with the Washington Monument as a backdrop. It is awesome! Come! Celebrate American freedom among the historic buildings and monuments that belong to all Americans.
Available July 3 - 5.

Come and see some of the newest “stuff” in Washington, D.C. This tour features the National World War II Memorial, the National Museum of the American Indian, the National Air & Space Museum's new Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center (with the Space Shuttle Enterprise and the Enola Gay on display), the Air Force Memorial, the Marine Corps Museum, and the newly renovated National Archives. This and much more await you in the Nation's Capital.  We can include the International Spy Museum and Spy Tour of Washington to this tour if requested. Note: The Air Force Memorial and the Marine Corps Museum are scheduled for completion in October/November 2006.

See the Nation’s treasures in the Smithsonian museums, interact in the Newseum; discover Abraham Lincoln’s Washington, gaze upon the Declaration of Independence, visit the famous memorials and monuments, pay respects at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers, tour Mount Vernon, spend a day in Busch Gardens Europe (Williamsburg), explore Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown, and much more.