Highly Rated Guided Walking Tour of Washington D.C. Memorials & Arlington National Cemetery
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Highlights
Choose your adventure to explore either Washington D.C.'s iconic memorials or the solemn grounds of Arlington National Cemetery, immersing yourself in rich American history
Benefit from a narrative-driven experience led by expert guides, providing thoughtful interpretation and bringing stories of great minds and heroes to life
Capture memorable photo opportunities at significant landmarks like the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, Eternal Flame, and Albert Einstein Memorial
Gain a deeper understanding of national heroes and pivotal events through visits to memorials dedicated to civil rights, military service, and scientific achievement
Perfect for Gifting To history buffs, students, or anyone looking to connect with America's past
What To Expect

Plan Your Visit
- Operating HoursBoth tours | 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM
- Duration2 hours
- Meeting PointD.C. Memorials Tour: Gather in front of the Albert Einstein Memorial (2101 Constitution Ave NW) Arlington National Cemetery Walking Tour: Meet at the United Spanish War Veterans Memorial "The Hiker" (1 Memorial Ave, near the Visitors Center)
- Key StopsDepending on your selected tour, you will visit iconic sites such as the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, World War II Memorial, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Eternal Flame (JFK), and many more significant landmarks
Washington DC Memorials Itinerary
Albert Einstein Memorial
Photo opportunity with the famous bronze statue
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Time for quiet reflection at "The Wall" (Visit)
Lincoln Memorial & Reflecting Pool
Time to walk the grounds and view the iconic Lincoln statue (Visit)
Washington Monument
Photo opportunity with the landmark obelisk
Korean War Veterans Memorial
Viewing of the statues and the Mural Wall (Visit)
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial
Time to view the Stone of Hope and surrounding inscriptions (Visit)
Japanese Lantern & Tidal Basin
Photo opportunity with views of the Jefferson Memorial
World War II Memorial
Photo stop to reflect on the historical significance
Concludes at the National Mall
Drop-off point near Smithsonian museums (free admission)
Arlington National Cemetery Itinerary
Seabees Memorial
Photo stop at the tribute to the U.S. Navy's Construction Battalions
101st Airborne Division ''Screaming Eagles''
View the memorial as we pass by
Arlington National Cemetery Visitors Center
10-minute stop for restrooms and gift shop access
Women in Military Service Memorial
View the memorial as we pass by
Space Shuttle Challenger & Columbia Memorials
View the memorials as we pass by
Iwo Jima Memorial
View the Marine Corps War Memorial as we pass by
Ted & Robert Kennedy Gravesites
View the final resting places as we pass by
Eternal Flame (JFK & Jackie Kennedy)
Photo stop at the gravesite and eternal flame
Arlington House (The Robert E. Lee Memorial)
Photo stop with views of the historic mansion
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier & Changing of the Guard
Extended stop to witness the solemn ceremony
Additional Points of Interest
Includes General MacArthur gravesite, Unknown Civil War Dead Memorial, Old Amphitheater, McClellan Gate and more
How It Works
1. Grab the Deal
Buy your Groupon first!
2. Plan your visit
Contact the merchant following the instructions on your Groupon
3. Redeem your Mobile Ticket
Scan your Groupon upon arrival
4. Enjoy the Experience!
FAQs
What are the two tour options?
You can choose between the Washington D.C. Memorials Tour, exploring the National Mall's iconic sites, or the Arlington National Cemetery Walking Tour, a moving journey through its hallowed grounds
How long do the tours last?
Both the Washington D.C. Memorials Tour and the Arlington National Cemetery Walking Tour are approximately 2 hours in duration, providing a comprehensive and engaging experience
What should I bring or wear for the tour?
It is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water, as some sections of both tours are outdoors and exposed to the elements
Are the tours suitable for all ages?
The tours are narrative-driven walking tours that cover significant historical sites and may require a fair amount of walking. They are generally suitable for participants who can comfortably walk for two hours
What if I have accessibility needs?
If you require accessibility accommodations or have specific questions about meeting points, please get in touch with the tour provider directly before your scheduled tour to make arrangements
Where do the tours start?
The starting point depends on your chosen tour. The D.C. Memorials Tour meets in front of the Albert Einstein Memorial, while the Arlington National Cemetery Walking Tour begins at the United Spanish War Veterans Memorial "The Hiker" near the Visitors Center
Highlights
Choose your adventure to explore either Washington D.C.'s iconic memorials or the solemn grounds of Arlington National Cemetery, immersing yourself in rich American history
Benefit from a narrative-driven experience led by expert guides, providing thoughtful interpretation and bringing stories of great minds and heroes to life
Capture memorable photo opportunities at significant landmarks like the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, Eternal Flame, and Albert Einstein Memorial
Gain a deeper understanding of national heroes and pivotal events through visits to memorials dedicated to civil rights, military service, and scientific achievement
Perfect for Gifting To history buffs, students, or anyone looking to connect with America's past
What To Expect

Plan Your Visit
- Operating HoursBoth tours | 10:00 AM & 2:00 PM
- Duration2 hours
- Meeting PointD.C. Memorials Tour: Gather in front of the Albert Einstein Memorial (2101 Constitution Ave NW) Arlington National Cemetery Walking Tour: Meet at the United Spanish War Veterans Memorial "The Hiker" (1 Memorial Ave, near the Visitors Center)
- Key StopsDepending on your selected tour, you will visit iconic sites such as the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, World War II Memorial, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Eternal Flame (JFK), and many more significant landmarks
Washington DC Memorials Itinerary
Albert Einstein Memorial
Photo opportunity with the famous bronze statue
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Time for quiet reflection at "The Wall" (Visit)
Lincoln Memorial & Reflecting Pool
Time to walk the grounds and view the iconic Lincoln statue (Visit)
Washington Monument
Photo opportunity with the landmark obelisk
Korean War Veterans Memorial
Viewing of the statues and the Mural Wall (Visit)
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial
Time to view the Stone of Hope and surrounding inscriptions (Visit)
Japanese Lantern & Tidal Basin
Photo opportunity with views of the Jefferson Memorial
World War II Memorial
Photo stop to reflect on the historical significance
Concludes at the National Mall
Drop-off point near Smithsonian museums (free admission)
Arlington National Cemetery Itinerary
Seabees Memorial
Photo stop at the tribute to the U.S. Navy's Construction Battalions
101st Airborne Division ''Screaming Eagles''
View the memorial as we pass by
Arlington National Cemetery Visitors Center
10-minute stop for restrooms and gift shop access
Women in Military Service Memorial
View the memorial as we pass by
Space Shuttle Challenger & Columbia Memorials
View the memorials as we pass by
Iwo Jima Memorial
View the Marine Corps War Memorial as we pass by
Ted & Robert Kennedy Gravesites
View the final resting places as we pass by
Eternal Flame (JFK & Jackie Kennedy)
Photo stop at the gravesite and eternal flame
Arlington House (The Robert E. Lee Memorial)
Photo stop with views of the historic mansion
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier & Changing of the Guard
Extended stop to witness the solemn ceremony
Additional Points of Interest
Includes General MacArthur gravesite, Unknown Civil War Dead Memorial, Old Amphitheater, McClellan Gate and more
How It Works
1. Grab the Deal
Buy your Groupon first!
2. Plan your visit
Contact the merchant following the instructions on your Groupon
3. Redeem your Mobile Ticket
Scan your Groupon upon arrival
4. Enjoy the Experience!
FAQs
What are the two tour options?
You can choose between the Washington D.C. Memorials Tour, exploring the National Mall's iconic sites, or the Arlington National Cemetery Walking Tour, a moving journey through its hallowed grounds
How long do the tours last?
Both the Washington D.C. Memorials Tour and the Arlington National Cemetery Walking Tour are approximately 2 hours in duration, providing a comprehensive and engaging experience
What should I bring or wear for the tour?
It is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water, as some sections of both tours are outdoors and exposed to the elements
Are the tours suitable for all ages?
The tours are narrative-driven walking tours that cover significant historical sites and may require a fair amount of walking. They are generally suitable for participants who can comfortably walk for two hours
What if I have accessibility needs?
If you require accessibility accommodations or have specific questions about meeting points, please get in touch with the tour provider directly before your scheduled tour to make arrangements
Where do the tours start?
The starting point depends on your chosen tour. The D.C. Memorials Tour meets in front of the Albert Einstein Memorial, while the Arlington National Cemetery Walking Tour begins at the United Spanish War Veterans Memorial "The Hiker" near the Visitors Center
Need To Know Info
- 3-day hassle-free refund guarantee: Free cancellation for up to 3 days after purchase for unredeemed vouchers
- Subject to weather and availability
- Tour groups require a minimum of 5 people
- Your tour may be rescheduled if your group is under 5 people
- We cannot accept screenshots of vouchers
- Please download the app before you arrive so we can redeem your vouchers before departing
- Valid for 6 months
- Limit 30 per person
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