Explore the profound history of America's most hallowed ground with a small group led by one of the area's top guides. Unlike riding tours or large bus groups, I make nearly 40 stops at notable graves
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Location: Washington DC
What's Included
- Each family receives a list of 120 fun things to do/places to dine - and a map of the National Mall!
- Each guest receives a complimentary rain poncho for inclement weather
- Each guest receives free 'cooling towel' on particularly hot days - with forecast of 90 degrees+
- Each family receives detailed 'Fact Sheet' about Arlington National Cemetery
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: There’s no strict age limit, but the tour is best for kids aged 10 and up, since it involves a lot of walking and historical discussion. Younger kids might get a bit restless. Just keep in mind that it’s a casual walking tour, so make sure they’re up for it!
A: Comfortable walking shoes are a must! The tour involves a lot of walking on varying terrain. Dress in layers since the weather can change, and it's a good idea to wear something breathable if it's warm. Oh, and don’t forget that complimentary rain poncho if the forecast looks iffy!
A: Yes, the provider is usually flexible with rescheduling. Just give them a heads up as soon as you know you need to change your plans. It's good to check their policy directly though, just in case they have specific guidelines.
Discussions
Just did the Arlington Cemetery tour and it was incredible!
I recently went on this walking tour at Arlington and wow, it exceeded my expectations! Our guide was super knowledgeable and took us to the Kennedy graves, which was really moving. I also appreciated the small group format. It felt way more personal compared to the huge bus tours. Plus, I got a cool map of the National Mall for later! Highly recommend it for anyone who loves history.
Considering this tour as a gift, any thoughts?
I’m looking at this Arlington National Cemetery tour as a gift for my dad. He loves history and I think he’d really enjoy a small group experience. Has anyone done it recently? I want to make sure it’s worth it!