Around the World Embassy Tour

Around the World Embassy Tour

May 2-4, 2025 | 3 days

Pickup: Lancaster, PA   York, PA    Lv-8:00 am   Rt-7:30 pm

Price per person: $1,775 Double   $2,044 Single
$1,675 Triple   $1,625 Quad
Deposit – $75 per person at registration

2 breakfasts   3 dinners

Day 1 *Tour the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC *Take a guided Museum Highlights Tour, introducing you to a rich collection of highlights in this state-of-the-art museum and discovering the impact the Bible has made in history *Explore the Museum on your own *Have lunch, on own, at the Milk + Honey Cafe or Manna in the Museum *Visit Arlington National Cemetery. No land in America is more sacred than this square mile. It is America’s shrine to valor and sacrifice and the final resting place for President John F. Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Robert F. Kennedy and more. *Step aboard a Tram tour for stops at JFK’s gravesite and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier *Dine at a Brazilian Steakhouse *Overnight in Washington, DC (D)

Day 2 *Visit Dupont Circle, with guide to help you avoid crowds, to visit your desired Dupont Embassy *Choose ones of interest—Ireland, Japan, Scotland, etc. *See one-two in Dupont area in the morning; tour other embassies’ areas after that *Lunch all around the world, sampling food at different embassies *Dine in a local DC restaurant *Take an Illuminated Monument Driving Tour *Experience majestic views of our Nation’s renowned treasures, under a moonlit sky—impressive during the day; absolutely stunning at night *Drive by the Marine Corps Memorial (Iwo Jima Statue), Air Force Memorial, Washington Monument, stop at the Lincoln Memorial and the National WWII Memorial (B, D)

Day 3 *Visit the Smithsonian Institution’s Museums *Opt to see National Museum of American History or Natural History, Air & Space Museum, National Gallery of Arts, or more *Stop at the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial, the FDR Memorial and the Thomas Jefferson Memorial (time permitting) Each memorial is a beautiful presentation of these men who changed the course of history. (B, D)