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Washington D.C. Field Trips - Sample Itinerary
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DAY 1

Student Tour - Day 1

Group meets to depart for Washington, D.C.
Lunch: En Route
Dinner: Crystal Food Court
Iwo Jima Memorial
Washington Monument
world's tallest stone monument
Representative Manager meets group upon arrival to assist with hotel check-in.
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DAY 2

DC Field Trip - Day 2
Breakfast: Hotel
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
monument to over 58,000 men and women killed or missing in Vietnam
Korean Memorial
dedicated to all those who fought in the Korean War
Lunch: Old Post Office Pavilion
Arlington National Cemetery
burial grounds for American military personnel
· Changing of the Guard
· Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
· Kennedy Gravesites
· Space Shuttle Challenger Museum
Dinner: Pentagon City Food Court
Evening Activity
Return to hotel
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DAY 3
DC Class Trip - Day 3
Breakfast: Hotel
Alexandria
one of America's oldest and most historic cities
Mount Vernon
George Washington's home on the Potomac River
Lunch: Air & Space Museum Cafeteria
Smithsonian Institution
the world's largest museum complex
· National Air & Space Museum
· Natural History Museum
· Museum of American History
Dinner: Armand's
FDR Memorial
Lincoln Memorial
Jefferson Memorial
Kennedy Center
Return to hotel
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DAY 4
Educational Tour - Day 4
Embassy Row
street lined with over 100 homes of foreign ambassadors
National Cathedral
one of the six largest churches in the world
Lunch: McDonald's
Naval Museum
exhibits of the U.S.
Navy from the Revolution to present
Capitol Hill:
· U.S. Capitol building where Congress meets to decide law
· Supreme Court - our nation's highest court
· Library of Congress - world's largest library
Dinner: Vie de France
Evening Activity
Return to hotel
Breakfast: Hotel
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
printing press for U.S. stamps and all U.S. paper money
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DAY 5

Washington DC School Trip - Day 5
Petersen House
where Lincoln later died
Lunch: Union Station Food Court
National Geographic Society
home of Explorers Hall exhibits on geography and exploration
National Zoo
home to two new pandas
Group departs Washington, D.C. for home.

Note: Depending on arrival and departure times, groups may also visit the F.B.I. building (appointment needed) or the Holocaust Memorial Museum (appointment needed).

Note: Travel time from different parts of the country may modify this itinerary
Breakfast: Hotel
Hotel check-out
White House (picture stop)
Ford's Theatre
where Lincoln was shot
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