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Your trip itinerary will be designed by your teacher and your WorldStrides representative. The following itinerary will give you an idea of what is generally experienced on a Washington, D.C. program. By scrolling over any hyperlink below, you can see an image of that site or activity and link to a page of additional information.

DAY 1	DAY 2	DAY 3	DAY 4	DAY 5
Group arrives in Washington, D.C. and is met by a WorldStrides representative Arlington National Cemetery Burial grounds for American military personnel Changing of the Guard Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Kennedy Gravesites Space Shuttle Challenger Memorial Iwo Jima Memorial A tribute to all U.S. Marines who have died since 1775 while serving our country Dinner Hotel check-in	Breakfast Alexandria One of America's oldest and most historic cities Mount Vernon George Washington's home on the Potomac River Washington Monument (picture stop) World’s tallest stone monument Lunch Capitol Hill Grounds Tour U.S. Capitol - where Congress meets to decide law Supreme Court - our nation's highest court Library of Congress - world's largest library National Archives Home of the original Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Declaration of Independence Dinner Return to hotel	Breakfast Lincoln Memorial A tribute to President Abraham Lincoln and the nation he fought to preserve during the Civil War Vietnam Veterans Memorial Monument to over 58,000 men and women killed or missing in Vietnam Korean Memorial Dedicated to all those who fought in defense of South Korea Lunch Smithsonian Institution The world's largest museum complex National Gallery of Art National Air & Space Museum Natural History Museum Dinner Jefferson Memorial Kennedy Center WWII Memorial Return to hotel	Breakfast Naval Museum U.S. Navy exhibits from the Revolution to present FDR Memorial Memorial not only to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, but also to the era he represents Lunch National Postal Museum The story of postal history in America Holocaust Museum Daniel’s Story – Living Memorial to victims of Nazi Germany National Portrait Gallery Famous and distinguished Americans are honored here in portraits, photographs, and other visual media Dinner Return to hotel	Breakfast Hotel check-out Petersen House Where President Lincoln died after being shot (across the street) at Ford's Theatre White House (picture stop) Home of the U.S. President Lunch Embassy Row Street lined with homes of over 100 foreign ambassadors National Zoo Home to three pandas Dinner Group departs Washington, D.C. for home