Strolling Through History: Family-Friendly Walking Tours of D.C.
Washington, D.C. isn’t just a hub of political activity; it’s a living museum, rich in national history and iconic landmarks. A family-friendly walking tour can be the best way to explore these historical sites while meaningfully engaging with the city’s past. These tours provide an excellent opportunity for children to learn outside the classroom and for families to create lasting memories together. Here are some curated walking tours perfect for families looking to discover Washington, D.C., on foot. 1. National Mall Marvels No visit to D.C. is complete without a stroll through the National Mall. Stretching over two miles from the U.S. Capitol Building to the Lincoln Memorial, this expanse has monuments, museums, and historical sites. Families can begin their tour at the U.S. Capitol and walk towards the Washington Monument, stopping to explore the various Smithsonian museums along the way, including the National Museum of American History and the National Air and Space Museum, whic...