Washington DC
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National Archives
You will finally get to see documents that you have studied during history class. Head straight to the Rotunda for the Charters of Freedom and see the main documents that made America: the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights....
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International Spy Museum
Do you love spying on people and keeping secrets? This is the museum for you! It traces the history of espionage all the way back from ancient Greek and Roman times. You start by picking your own cover identity and learning all about modern-day spy practices....
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Newseum
This museum, dedicated to news and journalism, is at a prime location on Pennsylvania Avenue. The museum has interesting exhibits that include ones on news history with artifacts from the 17th century, the history of the Internet, TV and radio, the September...
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Folger Shakespeare Library
If you are a Shakespeare fan, you must visit the library. This library has the world’s largest collection of printed works of William Shakespeare. It also has many fun programs that have to do with Shakespeare’s work! Public Reading Room Open 10am...
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The Capitol
This is an essential stop on any visit to DC. It is where the House of Representatives and the Senate meet. Take a look at their website to take advantage of the varying types of tours and specific talks that they offer. Web site: Visit the Capitol Location :...
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Do you like money? I assume yes…Then, you should go on the free 40 minute guided tour which shows various phases of currency production. Tours are given most Mondays through Fridays. During peak season (March—August) free tickets are required and...
