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Our featured Tour Departure 10:00am Tour Last 6 Hours
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$65.00 Adults
$55.00 Child
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Nearly 4 million visitors pay their respects to over 250,000 fallen military heroes entombed at Arlington each year.
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Day Tour: 9:00am Night Tour: 7:00pm
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$40.00 Adults
$30.00 Child
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History buffs will also want to see the original Declaration of Independence, U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights National Archives.
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Departure 9:00am to 1:00pm Tour Last 4 hours
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$50.00 Adults
$40.00 Child
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Washington knows how to throw a party! It only makes sense that Washington DC has a fantastic July 4th fireworks.
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Rated Number 1 Night Tour |
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$60.00 Flat. |
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Description of tourist guides will help you understand more clearly than ever, the story of the greatest battle ever fought on American soil.
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Minimum 4 hours |
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Hourly rates. |
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All-U-can-eat dining table with freshly baked bread, homemade soup, salad and dessert full of tempting cakes and homemade desserts. Enjoy down home cooking and a warm (not including meals).
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We offer ground transportation |
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Travel through historic battlefields like Gettysburg. Cemetery Ridge where Abraham Lincoln gave his famous Gettysburg Address. Visit the restored home of George Washington Shriver and see where Confederate sharpshooters were killed - in a civil war bullets, and medical equipment were discovered 133 years later.
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Colorado Rockies was brought to the big leagues in 1993 and has been an incredibly popular loved and supported the team. The team plays in Coors Field, where there are a lot of fun things for a baseball fan to visitors before, during and after the fighting. There are tours of the stadium and locker rooms available when the team is not playing at home, and during the low season.
Colorado Rapids Soccer is one of the most popular teams in world football, and was one of ten of the original franchises in the league. Rapids play in Dick's sporting goods park in Commerce City, a beautiful restoration. Guided tours and study tours for teams are available through the park. Ticket is required to enter, but entry is free.
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Arlington Cemetery Tours
Ford's Theatre (Where Lincoln Was Shot)
Petersen House (Where Lincoln Died)
F.B.I Building
Department of Justice
Old Post Office Pavilion
E.P.A Building
National Theatre
Freedom Plaza
Treasury Department
Washington Monument
White House
Old Executive Building
Albert Einstein Monument
Lincoln Memorial
National Cathedral
Pentagon Memorial
Air Force Memorial
Changing of The Guard
Kennedy Grave site
The Arlington House
Iwo Jima Memorial
Tour starts 9:00AM to 1:00 PM
Tour last 4 hours
Adults $ 53.00
Child age (3-11) $ 43.00
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National Football League has a representative on the Denver Broncos football team training. They were a very successful team in the NFL and have been around the league since 1960. Fertilizers are sold in Denver, despite the team's record. Win or lose, Denver Bronco fans are in force. During the visits of two off-season INVESCO Field where the Broncos play, and locker rooms are available.
Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche are successful attractions Pepsi Center in Denver. Nuggets NBA and NHL each avalanche attracting enthusiastic crowds from all over the United States.
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Arlington National Cemetery covers 612 acres. Although not the largest national cemetery in the country, it is the most famous. Over 200,000 veterans and their dependents are buried here. From Pierre L'Enfant (George Washington's aide during the American Revolution) to General Maxwell Taylor (Chairman of the Joints Chief of Staff during the Vietnam conflict), there are veterans buried here representing every conflict in which the United States has fought. The gravesite of John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline B. Kennedy consists of Massachusetts granite quarried over 150 years ago and personally selected by immediate family. Sedum and fescue are planted between the stone to achieve the impression of a natural, New England granite field. Quotations from President Kennedy's 1961 inaugural address are imprinted along the ellipse in front of the grave site. The eternal flame is the focal point of the grave.The first interment into the Tomb of the Unknowns was held on Armistice Day, November 11, 1921. President Warren G. Harding delivered the eulogy to the unknown soldier from WWII. During the early years, the tomb was protected only by civilian watchmen. In 1926, a formal military guard was established during daylight hours, when the cemetery was open to the public. A 24-hour vigil was established in 1936. The original tomb consisted of a pedestal base. In 1926, a 50-ton piece of Colorado marble was positioned on the original site and was sculpted by Thomas Hudson Jones. The project was completed on December 31, 1931.
 Arlington Virginia Attractions
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There are many other memorial sites throughout the cemetery including: Challenger Space Shuttle Memorial, Mast of the U.S.S. Maine ("Remember the Maine!") Spanish-American War Memorial, Confederate Memorial, Chaplains Monument, Rough Riders Memorial and the Coast Guard Memorial. Civilian notables buried here include Heavyweight Boxing Champ Joe Louis, actor Lee Marvin, WWII's most decorated soldier Audie Murphy, ABC newscaster Frank Reynolds, our 27th president William Howard Taft, and Abner Doubleday, who, in addition to inventing baseball, is credited with shooting the first Union Volley during the Civil War.
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The changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknowns is conducted every hour on the hour October 1 to March 31 from 9am to 5pm and every half hour from April 1 to September 30 from 8:30am to 7pm. While guarding the Tomb, sentinels take 21 steps before turning and facing the tomb for 21 seconds. This corresponds with America's highest military honor, the 21-gun salute.
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Press Map for the location where we start the tour |
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American Indian
Perishing Park
Lincoln Memorial
FDR Memorial
