It use to be so easy to tour the White House…before 9/11 happened….
Please take a look at the link below and see if you qualify for one of the options given, otherwise, you should contact your Congressman. However, this option may take as long as 6 months, so plan ahead.
You can file an inquiry with DHS systems to have erroneous information corrected and not be single out for special screening each time you cross the check points.
There is no better place to be for the Holidays than this great city of Washington DC. Hotel rates are at its lowest, the night life is wonderful for young and not so young, the museums are open and most are free of charge, the White House’s Christmas Tree is a special treat to see and lots, lots more. Come and enjoy DC for the Holidays!
Unlike many other places, several establishements in Washington DC now offer free (secured) wireless internet. Some places like the American Guest House even offers a free computer. On your next trip anywhere make sure you get these two very needed services for free.
Washington DC is a wonderful place to be with friends, family or to enjoy it solo; there is something for every one, for every interest and for every taste.
From sophisticated restaurants to eating steamed shrimp sitting by the Potomac River. From Museums to boating on the Potomac, from wild and crazy night life to quiet and sophisticated Kennedy Center. Come, see for yourself! We are open year round.
Cashion’s Eat Place, a sophiticated and expensive restaurant to please many. On the menu which changes daily you may find pork, rabbit, roasted duck, New Orleans-style gumbo, fish and beef dishes. Sophisticated and Expensive
You can’t find a better place to celebrate 4th of July than Washington, DC. Beginning as early as June 2nd, there are lots of activities going on at the National Mall and better yet, it is free for the whole family. Come and enjoy history at its best - DC is a great place to celebrate 4th of July.
The Pentagon is no longer offering public or walking tours. At this time, only groups associated with churches, schools, military and government institutions are allowed to schedule tours. In addition, friends and family of Pentagon employees are allowed to tour the facilities, but the tour must be sponsored by military personnel. For more information, please contact the Pentagon Tour Office at (703) 697-1776.
Please take a look at this site if you are planning to drive and park at the airport — there may not be enough parking spaces for everyone.