Stand in awe at the most iconic monuments and museums in Washington, along with important historic and governmental sites. See the Lincoln Memorial floodlit in the moonlight; walk the stately grounds of Mt. Vernon, the estate home of America’s first president; pray in the grand, gothic National Cathedral and tour the White House on Pennsylvania Avenue. The crowning jewel of your tour will be an immersive experience at the brand-new Museum of the Bible. Located just three blocks from the Capitol, this state-of-the-art venue houses 430,000 square-feet of artifacts, archaeology and ancient texts that bring enthusiasts of American history face-to-face with the Book that started it all.

The Museum of the Bible’s sheer number of artifacts (over 40,000!) is staggering. Spread across six floors—with three dedicated to permanent exhibits—the Museum’s collections include valuable artifacts and centuries of archaeological discoveries designed to immerse guests in the Word. The Museum not only communicates the narrative of the Bible, but educates visitors about the impact of God’s Word on our history and culture.