9. White House / White House Visitor Center

 

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DOWNTOWN.   No trip to DC would be complete without paying a visit to the stately home of every US President (except George Washington). Tours are available on a first-come, first-served basis for groups of 10 or more. To arrange a tour, contact your Member of Congress two to six months in advance; the exact tour time is then scheduled one month prior to the date requested. If you're unable to secure reservations, check out the White House Visitor Center at the corner of 15th and E Streets (in the Department of Commerce Building). Here, via an informative documentary video, you can tour the White House virtually and view exhibits focusing on the residences of former presidents. METRO: Federal Triangle, Metro Center, McPherson Square   (© 10Best)

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	"lizal" more than a month ago
12:30? Don't even bother. Surely you can find something better to do with your time. If, however, you want to look at some old rooms and be whisked off in 20-30 minutes, by all means enjoy the W house.
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	"kim87077" more than a month ago
I was disapointed with the tour through the White House as there was no guide to explain or point out items of interest. Not able to take any items on the tour, left me without a camera for the rest of the day. Beware! There is no place to store purses, cameras or bags of any type you just will not make it through security.
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