Treasures of Washington D.C. 4/29-5/3/10
This is not your typical trip to the Nation's Capitol! Your Embassies Pass will allow you to visit over 30 Embassies. Stroll the halls and gardens of these beautiful private buildings! Some of the Embassies offer indigenous treats, cultural performances, touring and shopping for exotic crafts and goods from their countries. You will also tour the Anderson House, George Washington Masonic National Memorial, Newseum Museum of news, and U.S. Naval Academy. Stop at the following Memorials - Air Force, Marine Corps, FDR, Jefferson, Vietnam Veterans, Lincoln, Korean War Veterans and September 11, 2001 Memorial at the Pentagon. Walk through the Kennedy Center and take an Illuminated Monument Tour.

Day 2 - Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and then meet your guide. Have a photo stop at the White House. Tour the George Washington Masonic National Memorial offering one of the finest views of Washington. Depart on a driving tour of Old Town Alexandria. Lunch will be on your own in historic Old Town Alexandria with free time to explore. Visit the Anderson House. Built between 1902 – 1905 in the heart of DuPont Circle, the Society of the Cincinnati is now housed in this beautiful 50 room mansion. Next you will visit The United States Botanic Garden, established by Congress in 1820 and is one of the oldest botanic gardens in North America. Next you will stop at the FDR Memorial and the Jefferson Memorial. Enjoy a pasta buffet dinner at the KC Café in the Kennedy Center. After dinner continue with an Illuminated Monument Tour. Stop at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the Lincoln Memorial, and the Korean War Veterans Memorial and the Air Force Memorial. Before returning to your hotel, you will visit the NEW September 11, 2001 Memorial at the Pentagon. This memorial remembers the 184 individuals that are forever linked through the horrific events that unfolded that day.(B,D)
Day 3 - Breakfast will be at your hotel today. Meet your guide and start your tour through the Embassies of Washington, D.C. Your pass will allow you to visit over 30 Embassies. Stroll the halls and gardens of these beautiful private buildings. Some of the Embassies offer indigenous treats, cultural performances, touring and shopping for exotic crafts and goods from their countries. Enjoy lunch on own and then you can spend the afternoon visiting more Embassies or you may choice to visit the National Mall and explore some of the museums of the Smithsonian Institution. You may also choose to return to the hotel and enjoy all the amenities of your hotel. (B)
Optional Evening Excursion: Tour the Ford Theatre and then enjoy a musical performance in this historic theatre. Cost: $55 per person.
Day 4 - Enjoy breakfast at your hotel and then visit the Newseum, the only interactive museum of news. After the museum experience a champagne brunch onboard the Odyssey III Cruise Ship. Travel beneath the historic bridges spanning the Potomac while enjoying the live entertainment, impeccable cuisine and unparalleled views of the Capital’s greatest monuments. Return to dockside and depart for Annapolis. Your guide will take you on a six block walking tour of this very historic town. Next visit the U. S. Naval Academy. While walking the scenic grounds of the academy the contrasts in architecture reflect its’ long and colorful history. Echoes of marching midshipmen from the 1800’s still resound through the steps of new students.
There will be free time to explore and browse the unique shops around the Harbor area. Enjoy dinner tonight at the 85-item buffet at Phillips Flagship Restaurant that overlooks the waters of the Potomac River. On your drive back to the hotel you will stop at the National World War II Memorial. (B,L,D)
Day 5 - After breakfast at the hotel you will check out and depart for home with wonderful memories of the treasuries of Washington, the Embassies and Annapolis.(B)
Call (513) 777-8221 for more information or to book today! Mention code 8955794
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- Architecture
- Art
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- 'Prices are per-person, double occupancy'




