Washington D.C. VIP Tour from New York

Our tour begins when you leave Manhattan with a Spanish-speaking guide who will tell you all the curious details you will see, we will pass through the state of New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland to reach our destination, Virginia and Washington DC.

When we meet in Delaware we will stop for breakfast, use toilets and stretch our legs

Then we will head to the state of Virginia to border the Pentagon US Intelligence Center

We will go to Arlington National Cemetery, the resting place of war veterans, where we will visit the graves of former President John F. Kennedy and his relatives, Robert Strange Mcnamara, secretary of defense from 1961 to 1968 and Michael Musmanno, jurist and naval politician.

Our next stop will be the Iwo Jima Memorial, a tribute to the United States Navy Corps.

We will arrive at the National Mall, where you will find some attractions of the city: the Vietnam War Memorial, the Monument to the Three Soldiers, the Lincoln Monument, site of the historical speech “I have a dream” by Dr. Martin Luther King jr. and the Korean War memorial.

We will continue the tour past the Federal Reserve, to the Washington Monument, better known as the “obelisk”, the Reflective Pool, the World War II Memorial, the OAS and the International Red Cross.

We will reach the outside of the white house, where you can take pictures and remember the famous Conchita, a woman who lived for decades in a tent in protest against nuclear weapons and continues today Philipos Melaku-bello.

Passing the Ford Theater, where President Lincoln was assassinated and we will visit the FBI headquarters area

We will visit the outer southern part of the Capitol

After this you will have free time to eat, or visit one of the Museums, we will be very close to the Air and Space Museum, the Museum of the American Indian, the Museum of the Bible and the Museum of the Spy.

We will be back in Manhattan between 20:00 and 21:00 hours (depending on transit), ending the tour in the Times Square area (42nd st and 9th Ave).