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Field Trips

Whether you’re a student, teacher or family, visiting the Capitol Visitor Center is a great way to explore the roots of our country’s government through stories and hands-on activities.

The collection at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum will allow students to investigate aspects of the Holocaust and its lasting impact. The permanent exhibition provides a comprehensive historical narrative of the Holocaust.

The US Marine Corps War Memorial was inspired by iconic war photograph by Joe Rosenthal which features five Marines and one Navy corpsman raising the second flag on Mount Suribachi in Iwo Jima.

The Washington Monument honors and memorializes George Washington at the center of the nation’s capital.  During the tour, a park ranger will provide commentary on the express ascent to the top floor 500 feet above the ground.

Washington Youth Garden strives to spark a lifelong love of nature that grows beyond the classroom and instills passion in science, personal and community health, and nutrition.

Wegmans Wonderplace is the first exhibition on the National Mall designed for children 0 to 6. This 1,700-square-foot interactive space provides the youngest historians with age-appropriate activities and experiences.

The White House Visitor Center offers visitors a window into the president’s iconic home. Explore an interactive touchscreen tour of the White House, view over 90 artifacts from the White House collection, and view the 14 minute film.

The Women In Military Service for America Memorial is the only major national memorial honoring all women who have defended America throughout history.

The 40-acre Woodend Nature Sanctuary is the headquarters of the Audubon Naturalist Society. Enjoy the serenity of the wildflower meadow, walk meandering trails, visit the native plant garden, and explore aquatic life of the pond.