Afisha Life | Najlepsze spersonalizowane i prywatne wycieczki z przewodnikiem po Waszyngtonie

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Cmentarz Narodowy w Arlington

Odwiedź następujące: * Grobowiec rodziny Kennedych * Zmiana warty * Grób Nieznanego Żołnierza * Oraz wiele więcej!

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biały Dom

Gość zobaczy: * Północny i południowy trawnik Białego Domu * Narodowa Choinka * Elipsa

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Pomnik Waszyngtona

Goście zobaczą najwyższy obelisk na świecie i usłyszą historię i opowieści o jego budowie.

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Kapitol Stanów Zjednoczonych

Goście zobaczą: * Zobacz krótki film o kraju (E Pluribus Unum) * Zobacz kryptę (centrum Waszyngtonu) * Wielka Rotunda (Kopuła Kapitolu) * Sala Posążkowa

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Narodowy pomnik II wojny światowej

Wszystkie stany i terytoria USA, które brały udział w II wojnie światowej. Ściana gwiazd Znajdź Kilroya!

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upamiętnienie Lincolna

Odwiedź sanktuarium Lincolna. Znajdź „błędy” w Miejscu Pamięci

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Pomnik Weteranów Wojny Koreańskiej

19 Posągi przedstawiające pluton na patrolu. Reprezentowane są wszystkie gałęzie wojska.

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Pomnik Martina Luthera Kinga Jr

Rzeźba dr Martina Luthera Kinga Jr. Słynne cytaty dr Kinga

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Memoriał Franklina Delano Roosevelta

Odwiedź ponad 7 akrów pomnika, który obejmuje wszystkie 4 kadencje prezydentury prezydenta Roosevelta.

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Pomnik Jeffersona

Zobacz pomnik wzorowany na Panteonie w Rzymie we Włoszech dla trzeciego prezydenta Stanów Zjednoczonych

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Katedra Narodowa w Waszyngtonie

Zobacz ponad 250 witraży, w tym okno kosmiczne, w którym faktycznie znajduje się kawałek księżycowej skały podarowany przez załogę Apollo 11. Odwiedź miejsce spoczynku Prezydenta Woodrowa Wilsona i Helen Keller. Alkowy Lincolna i Waszyngtona.

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Mount Vernon Jerzego Waszyngtona

Goście zobaczą: * Kultowa rezydencja Mount Vernon. * Stare grobowce. * Pomnik niewolników. * Miejsce spoczynku Prezydenta Waszyngtona i Marty Waszyngton. * Centrum dla zwiedzających.

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Arlington National Cemetery

Visit the following: * The Kennedy Family Gravesite * The Changing of the Guard * The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier * Plus much more!

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U.S. Capitol

The U.S. Capitol is closed on Sunday. Guests will see the following: * See a short movie on the country (E Pluribus Unum) * See the Crypt (The center of Washington, DC) * The Great Rotunda (The Capitol Dome) * Statuary Hall If available, guests can visit the Galleries of The House of Representatives and The Senate (Not available on Saturday)

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Washington National Cathedral

See over 250 stained glass windows, including the Space Window that actually has a piece of Moon rock in it donated by the crew of Apollo 11. Visit the resting place of President Woodrow Wilson and Helen Keller. The Lincoln and Washington alcoves.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

Guests will see the following: * The iconic Mount Vernon Mansion. * The Old burial vaults. * The Slave Memorial. * The final resting place for President Washington and Martha Washington. * The Visitor's Center.

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National Mall (monuments) Washington, DC

Walk through history as we stroll onto the South Lawn of the White House grounds and learn about its history, hear stories of Presidents who have lived there and talk about the buildings that surround the White House. Our next stop is the Washington Monument where we will learn about and see pictures during construction of the obelisk and the rules regarding other buildings compared to the Monument. We will then visit the WWII Memorial before walking down the Reflecting Pool on our way to the Lincoln Memorial. (My favorite!) See the mistakes made in the memorial and ‘easter eggs’ hidden in plain sight! Lastly, we will walk through the Vietnam Memorial to learn how the wall is organized and how it was meant to be viewed, including the symbolism that is embedded in the wall.

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Ford's Theatre

Visit the theatre where President Lincoln was shot in April of 1865. In the basement of the theatre, you will see artifacts of the time, including the .44 Caliber single shot Derringer that John Wikes Booth used to shoot President Lincoln. Afterwards, we will sit in the theatre and look up at the box where President Lincoln sat. You will hear the story of the plot of the assassination, including all the conspirators who were involved. Afterwards, we will cross the street and enter the Peterson Boarding House and see the room and the bed where President Lincoln passed away.

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The National Archives Museum

See the founding documents of the United States! In the Charters of Freedom rotunda you will see: The Declaration of Independence The Constitution The Bill of Rights

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Arlington National Cemetery

Visit the following: * The Kennedy Family Gravesite * The Changing of the Guard * The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier * Plus much more!

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U.S. Capitol

The U.S. Capitol is closed on Sunday. Guests will see the following: * See a short movie on the country (E Pluribus Unum) * See the Crypt (The center of Washington, DC) * The Great Rotunda (The Capitol Dome) * Statuary Hall If available, guests can visit the Galleries of The House of Representatives and The Senate (Not available on Saturday)

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Washington National Cathedral

See over 250 stained glass windows, including the Space Window that actually has a piece of Moon rock in it donated by the crew of Apollo 11. Visit the resting place of President Woodrow Wilson and Helen Keller. The Lincoln and Washington alcoves.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

Guests will see the following: * The iconic Mount Vernon Mansion. * The Old burial vaults. * The Slave Memorial. * The final resting place for President Washington and Martha Washington. * The Visitor's Center.

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National Mall (monuments) Washington, DC

Walk through history as we stroll onto the South Lawn of the White House grounds and learn about its history, hear stories of Presidents who have lived there and talk about the buildings that surround the White House. Our next stop is the Washington Monument where we will learn about and see pictures during construction of the obelisk and the rules regarding other buildings compared to the Monument. We will then visit the WWII Memorial before walking down the Reflecting Pool on our way to the Lincoln Memorial. (My favorite!) See the mistakes made in the memorial and ‘easter eggs’ hidden in plain sight! Lastly, we will walk through the Vietnam Memorial to learn how the wall is organized and how it was meant to be viewed, including the symbolism that is embedded in the wall.

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Ford's Theatre

Visit the theatre where President Lincoln was shot in April of 1865. In the basement of the theatre, you will see artifacts of the time, including the .44 Caliber single shot Derringer that John Wikes Booth used to shoot President Lincoln. Afterwards, we will sit in the theatre and look up at the box where President Lincoln sat. You will hear the story of the plot of the assassination, including all the conspirators who were involved. Afterwards, we will cross the street and enter the Peterson Boarding House and see the room and the bed where President Lincoln passed away.

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The National Archives Museum

See the founding documents of the United States! In the Charters of Freedom rotunda you will see: The Declaration of Independence The Constitution The Bill of Rights

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Arlington National Cemetery

Visit the following: * The Kennedy Family Gravesite * The Changing of the Guard * The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier * Plus much more!

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U.S. Capitol

The U.S. Capitol is closed on Sunday. Guests will see the following: * See a short movie on the country (E Pluribus Unum) * See the Crypt (The center of Washington, DC) * The Great Rotunda (The Capitol Dome) * Statuary Hall If available, guests can visit the Galleries of The House of Representatives and The Senate (Not available on Saturday)

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Washington National Cathedral

See over 250 stained glass windows, including the Space Window that actually has a piece of Moon rock in it donated by the crew of Apollo 11. Visit the resting place of President Woodrow Wilson and Helen Keller. The Lincoln and Washington alcoves.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

Guests will see the following: * The iconic Mount Vernon Mansion. * The Old burial vaults. * The Slave Memorial. * The final resting place for President Washington and Martha Washington. * The Visitor's Center.

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National Mall (monuments) Washington, DC

Walk through history as we stroll onto the South Lawn of the White House grounds and learn about its history, hear stories of Presidents who have lived there and talk about the buildings that surround the White House. Our next stop is the Washington Monument where we will learn about and see pictures during construction of the obelisk and the rules regarding other buildings compared to the Monument. We will then visit the WWII Memorial before walking down the Reflecting Pool on our way to the Lincoln Memorial. (My favorite!) See the mistakes made in the memorial and ‘easter eggs’ hidden in plain sight! Lastly, we will walk through the Vietnam Memorial to learn how the wall is organized and how it was meant to be viewed, including the symbolism that is embedded in the wall.

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Ford's Theatre

Visit the theatre where President Lincoln was shot in April of 1865. In the basement of the theatre, you will see artifacts of the time, including the .44 Caliber single shot Derringer that John Wikes Booth used to shoot President Lincoln. Afterwards, we will sit in the theatre and look up at the box where President Lincoln sat. You will hear the story of the plot of the assassination, including all the conspirators who were involved. Afterwards, we will cross the street and enter the Peterson Boarding House and see the room and the bed where President Lincoln passed away.

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The National Archives Museum

See the founding documents of the United States! In the Charters of Freedom rotunda you will see: The Declaration of Independence The Constitution The Bill of Rights

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Arlington National Cemetery

Visit the following: * The Kennedy Family Gravesite * The Changing of the Guard * The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier * Plus much more!

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U.S. Capitol

The U.S. Capitol is closed on Sunday. Guests will see the following: * See a short movie on the country (E Pluribus Unum) * See the Crypt (The center of Washington, DC) * The Great Rotunda (The Capitol Dome) * Statuary Hall If available, guests can visit the Galleries of The House of Representatives and The Senate (Not available on Saturday)

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Washington National Cathedral

See over 250 stained glass windows, including the Space Window that actually has a piece of Moon rock in it donated by the crew of Apollo 11. Visit the resting place of President Woodrow Wilson and Helen Keller. The Lincoln and Washington alcoves.

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George Washington's Mount Vernon

Guests will see the following: * The iconic Mount Vernon Mansion. * The Old burial vaults. * The Slave Memorial. * The final resting place for President Washington and Martha Washington. * The Visitor's Center.

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National Mall (monuments) Washington, DC

Walk through history as we stroll onto the South Lawn of the White House grounds and learn about its history, hear stories of Presidents who have lived there and talk about the buildings that surround the White House. Our next stop is the Washington Monument where we will learn about and see pictures during construction of the obelisk and the rules regarding other buildings compared to the Monument. We will then visit the WWII Memorial before walking down the Reflecting Pool on our way to the Lincoln Memorial. (My favorite!) See the mistakes made in the memorial and ‘easter eggs’ hidden in plain sight! Lastly, we will walk through the Vietnam Memorial to learn how the wall is organized and how it was meant to be viewed, including the symbolism that is embedded in the wall.

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Ford's Theatre

Visit the theatre where President Lincoln was shot in April of 1865. In the basement of the theatre, you will see artifacts of the time, including the .44 Caliber single shot Derringer that John Wikes Booth used to shoot President Lincoln. Afterwards, we will sit in the theatre and look up at the box where President Lincoln sat. You will hear the story of the plot of the assassination, including all the conspirators who were involved. Afterwards, we will cross the street and enter the Peterson Boarding House and see the room and the bed where President Lincoln passed away.

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The National Archives Museum

See the founding documents of the United States! In the Charters of Freedom rotunda you will see: The Declaration of Independence The Constitution The Bill of Rights

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