Outdoor Cultural Tour: Washington DC's Nighttime Memorials - The Adventure Collective

After sunset, Washington DC transforms into a city of illuminated memorials and monuments. Join our expert local guide for an evening walking tour that takes you past the most iconic sites in DC, all lit up under the stars. Marvel at the Lincoln Memorial and Martin Luther King Jr Memorial, reflect at the WWII and Korean War Memorials, admire the Washington Monument towering over the National Mall, and more. Experience the magic of DC after dark on this captivating night tour.

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As the sun goes down, some of America's most cherished monuments and memorials are transformed by lights that make them shine brightly against the night sky. This memorable walking tour takes you to see these iconic DC sites after dark, when their architectures and details take on a new beauty. We'll start at the inspiring Martin Luther King Jr Memorial, gazing up at the massive stone sculpture emerging from the mountain. Then it's on to the FDR Memorial, where quotes and statues tell the story of his unprecedented four presidential terms and the challenges of the Great Depression and World War II. Pause to admire the statue of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, a dedicated humanitarian and champion of civil rights. Continuing on, we'll visit the Korean War Veterans Memorial depicting soldiers on patrol and the Lincoln Memorial, where Abe Lincoln's statue gazes out over the Reflecting Pool. At the World War II Memorial, we'll stop to remember the sacrifices of the Greatest Generation. As we walk the tree-lined paths, your guide will share interesting facts and history about each memorial. We'll end the tour at the obelisk of the Washington Monument, lit up against the night sky. With illuminations creating beautiful scenes around every corner, this is a unique way to experience America's heritage.

Inclusions:

• Expert local guide.

Exclusions:

• Transportation to/from tour start/end points.

Highlights:

• Iconic memorials and monuments lit up at night.
• FDR Memorial and Eleanor Roosevelt statue.
• Lincoln Memorial, the most visited memorial in DC.
• Glimpse of White House's South Lawn.
• Washington Monument at night.