We spent five fabulous days in Washington, DC without any real idea of what to expect. We thought we'd write a post that helps you know about how long to spend in some of the places we were able to visit, and what you ned to know before visiting Washington DC…
One of the most iconic museums on the National Mall is the Smithsonian Natural History Museum. This large museum takes you through many different scientific periods and discoveries. It is great for kids because there are many animals, rocks, and other things they will be enjoy. The first section of the…
The Luray Caverns is one of the most visited cave systems in the United States. Though expensive, it is worth the trip to see a few unique features in this cavern. We've visited many caves all over the West including Carlsbad Caverns, but we still got excited about a few of…
Ford's Theater was our favorite stop in Washington, DC. This theater where Abraham Lincoln was shot is now run by the National Park Service. It includes the rebuilt theater, a beautiful museum, and an active Junior Ranger Program. Tickets for the Ford's Theater Tour include a walk through the museum, a…
There are a couple of ways to tour the US Capitol Building. You can do a standby tour where you walk in with a large group, stand in line, and get led through the building. You can also contact your Senator or Representative and ask for a tour. Though this must…
Request a Tour Let us begin this post by letting you know that you will have to contact your member of Congress or Senate to get a tour of the White House. This must be done several weeks in advance, and tours are limited, so visit your Representative's website to find…