Discover the roots of American history and faith on the In God We Trust Tour. Perfect for church groups, faith-based schools, or anyone interested in understanding how religion shaped the founding of the United States. This 6-hour journey offers a deep dive into the spiritual influences behind key moments in U.S. history.
Throughout the tour, you'll visit iconic landmarks like the U.S. Capitol, Lincoln Memorial, and the National Archives, gaining insights into how faith and governance intertwined from the nation's earliest days. It’s a meaningful way to connect history, culture, and spirituality all in one day.
Led in English, the tour is suitable for groups of up to 15 people and accessible for all ages, including infants in strollers. An air-conditioned vehicle makes traveling between stops comfortable, ensuring you enjoy every moment of this enriching experience.
The tour lasts approximately 6 hours, giving you plenty of time to explore multiple historic sites.
The tour includes an air-conditioned vehicle for transportation throughout the day.
No, lunch is not included. You can plan to bring your own or find options nearby.
Yes, it is suitable for all ages, including infants and small children who can ride in strollers. The tour accommodates all physical fitness levels.
You will see the U.S. Capitol, Jefferson Memorial, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, National Archives, Washington National Cathedral, historic churches, the White House, Washington Monument, and the Bible Museum, among others.
Meet at the starting point on New York Ave., in front of the White House Gift Shop. The tour begins promptly there.
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The U.S. Capitol, home of Congress and the legislative branch, located on Capitol Hill at the eastern end of the National Mall. It’s the starting point for understanding how faith influenced government foundations.
The Jefferson Memorial, built between 1939-1943, honors Founding Father Thomas Jefferson. Located on the Tidal Basin, it was designed by John Russell Pope and features a bronze statue of Jefferson.
The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, dedicated in 2011, features the Stone of Hope and a granite statue of Dr. King, inspired by his "I Have a Dream" speech.
The Lincoln Memorial, honoring Abraham Lincoln, features a grand statue and murals. It symbolizes freedom and race relations, and is a major historic site.
The National Archives holds key documents like the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights, along with other historic artifacts.
Washington National Cathedral, a Neo-Gothic church and the second-largest in the U.S., serves as a spiritual and historic landmark in D.C.
Metropolitan AME Church, founded in 1838, is a historic African-American church where notable figures like Frederick Douglass and Rosa Parks had funerals.
St. John’s Episcopal Church, built in 1816, has hosted every sitting U.S. president since James Madison and is a key historic site.
The White House, residence of the U.S. president since 1800, is a symbol of American leadership and history.
The New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, near the White House, has hosted many presidents and traces its roots back to 1803.
The Washington Monument, an iconic obelisk honoring George Washington, stands over 550 feet tall and was the tallest structure when built.
The Bible Museum features exhibits on the Bible’s history, impact on culture, and archaeology, with interactive floors and a rooftop view of the National Mall.
Meet at the starting point
Cross street is New York Ave., in front of the White House Gift Shop
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