National Archives Tour: VIP Access, Max 6 Guests
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Overview
The National Archives Skip the Line Guided Tour Semi-Private 6ppl Max immerses visitors in the heart of American history. This walking tour brings people face to face with the documents that shaped the nation, offering a unique and intimate experience.
Visitors will explore the National Archives Rotunda, where they can see the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. The tour also includes the Public Vaults Exhibits and the Rubenstein Gallery, which features rotating exhibits of historical significance. With a professional guide, the tour offers insights into the stories behind these iconic documents and artifacts. The experience is semi-private, with a group size of no more than 8 guests, ensuring a personalized and engaging visit.
This tour includes a professional tour guide, ensuring a quality experience. It excludes hotel pickup or drop-off, and gratuities. The tour is not available for those with walking disabilities or using a wheelchair.




Highlights
Skip the Line Access: Save time and avoid long queues with pre-reserved entry.
Small Group Experience: Enjoy a more personal tour with a maximum of 6 guests.
Expert Guided Tour: Learn about the history and significance of the documents from a knowledgeable guide.
See Founding Documents: View the original Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights.
Explore Public Vaults Exhibits: Go through historic documents and records illuminating US History.
Visit Rubenstein Gallery: Explore the exhibits of historical importance.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoyed the National Archives tour, praising the knowledgeable guides and the chance to see historical documents in a small group setting. Some felt the tour could be longer or less crowded.

Visitors loved seeing the original documents up close.
The small group size made the tour feel personal.
The guides were knowledgeable and shared interesting stories.
Many felt they learned a lot about American history.
Some wished the tour was longer.
A few found it crowded even with the small group size.
The Journey
National Archives Rotunda
Stand in awe before the United States' most foundational documents at the National Archives Rotunda. Witness the perfectly preserved Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights, each bearing the signatures of visionary statesmen like Alexander Hamilton. Feel the weight of history as you connect with the ideals that shaped a nation.
Public Vaults Exhibits
Delve into the personal stories of American presidents and the nation's struggle with civil rights in the Public Vaults Exhibits. Examine letters penned by George Washington and John F. Kennedy, and confront the legacy of slavery through the Emancipation Proclamation. Reflect on the ongoing fight for equality with poignant artifacts like Rosa Parks' citation, illustrating the enduring impact of racial injustice.
Rubenstein Gallery
Journey back to 1297 and explore the Magna Carta in the Rubenstein Gallery. This ancient document, predating the European discovery of the Americas, laid the groundwork for individual liberties and limited government. Discover how its principles profoundly influenced the founding documents of the United States, shaping the course of American history and democracy.
Know Before You Go
This semi-private tour includes a professional tour guide for 1.5 to 2 hours inside the National Archives. The small group size is never more than 8 guests. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included; using a taxi or rideshare service is recommended. Gratuities are optional. This tour is not for people with walking disabilities or using a wheelchair.
Hot Tip
To make the most of the visit, wear comfortable shoes as there will be a fair amount of walking. It's best to arrive a little early to allow time for security checks. Since photography might be limited in certain areas, it can be good to take mental snapshots of the amazing experience.