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Experience the spiritual heart of Washington, DC on a private Catholic Heritage Tour. Travel in comfort with a licensed guide as you explore some of the city’s most sacred sites. Visit the stunning Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, the serene Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land, and the inspiring Saint John Paul II National Shrine. Pass by historic St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, Gonzaga College High School, Catholic University, and Embassy Row, discovering their rich ties to Catholic heritage. This 7-hour journey blends faith, history, and breathtaking architecture—perfect for pilgrims, parish groups, or anyone seeking to connect with the Catholic legacy of the nation’s capital.

Honor America’s heroes on the Patriot Tour of Washington, DC – Celebrate America. This private 7-hour experience takes you beyond the typical city sights to explore the nation’s most powerful military memorials. Travel in comfort by minibus with a dedicated guide as you visit the World War I, World War II, Korean War, Vietnam Veterans and Women’s Memorials, the Marine Corps (Iwo Jima) and Air Force Memorials, plus moving sites like the National Japanese American Memorial and the American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial. Conclude with a stirring 3-hour visit to Arlington National Cemetery, where you can witness the Changing of the Guard. This deeply patriotic, customizable tour offers an unforgettable tribute to the courage and sacrifice that secured America’s freedom.

Make the most of your evening in Washington D.C. by combining two after-dark activities in one. This ghost tour and pub crawl is led by a costumed guide who tells you tales of the city's past and it people, from presidents to ghosts, as they lead you through Lafayette Square. You'll stop at two to three haunted pub stops and have a drink at each (at your own expense).

Walk through Lincoln’s last moments, discover a hidden observation deck, explore memorials, historic hotels, and end with epic views of the White House at Lafayette Square.