Welcome to Washington DC, the great capital of the United States of America. Come tour the nation's capital and see all the best monuments and attractions illuminated at night. If you thought Washington DC was beautiful during the day, just wait until you see it on this exciting Washington DC night tour.

Begin your Washington DC tour at the 315 foot high clock tower that marks the Old Post Office. You will travel under the night sky by bus, and what's different about this Washington DC bus tour is that you'll have a chance to get out and really examine all the attractions that you visit. Your travels will begin with the famous US Capitol Building. With its "wedding-cake style"ﾝ dome at the peak of Capitol Hill, the Capitol Building is home to the United States Congress. Your tour will continue to the 56 pillars of the World War II Memorial, each representative of a state or territory of the United States. This monument honoring the sacrifices of the Great Generation is lovely at night; it's pillars are lit up and as they circle around a beautiful fountain, offering a scenic view of the illuminated Washington Monument. Continue to be amazed as you visit the Vietnam Memorial, Korean War Memorial, and Iwo Jima Memorial. You will experience the tradition of walking up the steps of the famous Lincoln Memorial. Tour the Greek doric-style monument built to honor one of the most influential presidents of the United States, Abraham Lincoln, and read through Lincoln's historic speeches, known as The Gettysburg Address and his Second Inaugural Address. Your Washington DC tour's next stop also honors a man that stood for equality. Visit the Martin Luther King Memorial, standing 30 feet high and embedded with the words, "Out of a mountain of despair, a stone of hope"ﾝ from King's famous "I Have A Dream"ﾝ Speech. At the last stop of your tour, you will discover one of the most unforgettable addresses in the world, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. View the 55,000 square foot White House from the front gates in its entirety, with six floors, 132 rooms, 35 bathrooms, 412 doors, and much more. After seeing the White House, tour back to the Old Post Office to conclude your evening in DC. This tour will take you on an unforgettable journey through the beautifully illuminated capital under the stars.